Wheel support

[Screaming Weevil]

OK, so Codemasters says the game supports the Logitech MOMO Racing Wheel, which I have, but I can't access the advanced wheel controls while using it, and the game seems to think I'm using a gamepad. I can race, but it sucks because I have to turn the wheel a ridiculous amount before the game responds.

Anyone else having this issue? (Before you ask, I already made sure no other controllers were hooked up to my PC.)

[F8RGE]

Have you got the latest software installed? If not, can you try that?

http://www.logitech.com/en-us/support/320?osid=14&bit=64

[Kables]

The same thing happened to me, all I did is install the Logitech Gaming Software (which also installs the driver) then every was alright.

[Screaming Weevil]

Thanks for the help. Downloading the software did the trick.

[Technician#09**]

I dled logitech driver for my g25 wheel, but when playing grid the wheel is locked at 180 degrees either direction... anyone else having this problem?

[F8RGE]

Originally posted by shadow.fox.delta:

Thanks for the help. Downloading the software did the trick.

Ace!

Originally posted by Dish Master - Q Key Addict:

I dled logitech driver for my g25 wheel, but when playing grid the wheel is locked at 180 degrees either direction... anyone else having this problem?

Have you changed the settings in your Logitech profiler?

[Technician#09**]

what settings would i change?

[Technician#09**]

nvm i got it. thank you

[F8RGE]

Originally posted by Dish Master - Q Key Addict:

nvm i got it. thank you

Sweet, that all working then?

Edit: 270 degrees of steering lock on most cars and 250 on Open Wheelers is a nice area to aim for.

[A Red Sunset Sunsation]

Originally posted by Loore:

Originally posted by Dish Master - Q Key Addict:

nvm i got it. thank you

Sweet, that all working then?

Edit: 270 degrees of steering lock on most cars and 250 on Open Wheelers is a nice area to aim for.

Give us more suggestions (for my G27) :-)

[F8RGE]

Originally posted by Anezz:

Originally posted by Loore:

Sweet, that all working then?

Edit: 270 degrees of steering lock on most cars and 250 on Open Wheelers is a nice area to aim for.

Give us more suggestions (for my G27) :-)

Generally the default settings in the game should feel 'ok', from there I'd suggest tweaking to your own personal taste.

[Technician#09**]

ya feels great, before felt like i was playing gran turismo 1 with a wheel lol. now i even turned wheel weight on and this has got to be as close as you can get to actually driving. lol

[El Jefe]

Nothing for custom wheels though. I really like what I see in the game, long time toca fan, but not able to steer because of no deadzone adjustment is nuts. Another $50 down the tubes.

[EnCoRe]

Originally posted by Jeff Bell:

Nothing for custom wheels though. I really like what I see in the game, long time toca fan, but not able to steer because of no deadzone adjustment is nuts. Another $50 down the tubes.

what is a custom wheel?? did you make it yourself....most wheels have a profiler that you can adjust all your settings...hell even windows offer you a basic tuneup kit under game controllers

[76561197987696714]

I am not able to find any deadzone settings for my wheel, its really really annoying. Unplayable actually. I use a Microsoft Precision Wheel, yes its old but it works in every game i try. What xml file do i edit to get 0 deadzone?