WE NEED SIM RACING WHEEL SUPPORT.

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the games great but we need it

[WuTangKillaBeez]

Sakis mentioned in his Tweet that right now only Logitec wheels are supported.

[Steve]

Originally posted by WuTangKillaBeez:

Sakis mentioned in his Tweet that right now only Logitec wheels are supported.

At this moment yes! But y'all have our words that our support won't stop here - we'll try to do our best and your patience is greatly appreciated!

[V I D A L]

Originally posted by WuTangKillaBeez:

Sakis mentioned in his Tweet that right now only Logitec wheels are supported.

Not even. I have a Logitech G920 and it's unplayable. The wheel does get recognised but it's all busted and the break is stuck at 100% and you can't move.

[Steve]

Originally posted by V I D A L:

Originally posted by WuTangKillaBeez:

Sakis mentioned in his Tweet that right now only Logitec wheels are supported.

Not even. I have a Logitech G920 and it's unplayable. The wheel does get recognised but it's all busted and the break is stuck at 100% and you can't move.

Sorry to hear VIDAL - is your Logitech Software update to date? If it is then we'll look into that!

[V I D A L]

Yes. It is up to date. I was playing Forza Horizon instead just now.
When in a race, the only thing that works is the button to change cameras. The gear sometimes changes, but most times it doesn't.

I did have both the wheel and the Xbox controller plugged at the same time... Do you think it may cause a conflict? I generally use like this to play Forza because it's easier to grab the Xbox controller to navigate all the menus and maps.

[Steve]

Originally posted by V I D A L:

Yes. It is up to date. I was playing Forza Horizon instead just now.
When in a race, the only thing that works is the button to change cameras. The gear sometimes changes, but most times it doesn't.

I did have both the wheel and the Xbox controller plugged at the same time... Do you think it may cause a conflict? I generally use like this to play Forza because it's easier to grab the Xbox controller to navigate all the menus and maps.

I dont think so - Let's say this is a long-term commitment, and rest assured we'll get there for full support eventually!

Thank you for your patience in advance!

[V I D A L]

Originally posted by Steve:

Originally posted by V I D A L:

Yes. It is up to date. I was playing Forza Horizon instead just now.
When in a race, the only thing that works is the button to change cameras. The gear sometimes changes, but most times it doesn't.

I did have both the wheel and the Xbox controller plugged at the same time... Do you think it may cause a conflict? I generally use like this to play Forza because it's easier to grab the Xbox controller to navigate all the menus and maps.

I dont think so - Let's say this is a long-term commitment, and rest assured we'll get there for full support eventually!

Thank you for your patience in advance!

Thanks. If it's not asking too much, can we have sequential gearshift as well? Instead of just Gear Up and Gear Down buttons?
Add dedicated input to each individual gear (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 etc) This way we can map all the gears to our manual shifter.

[∅]

Originally posted by Steve:

Let's say this is a long-term commitment, and rest assured we'll get there for full support eventually!

Moza support please.

My hardware: R9 + RS v2 + CRP Pedals + HGP Shifter + HBP Handbrake

Do you anticipate supporting H-shifters and handbrakes in the future? Would love to support the game if you go that direction. Sim racers are a market segment comfortable dropping cash on games that support our gear.

[Max Rainwell]

Originally posted by Steve:

Originally posted by V I D A L:

Not even. I have a Logitech G920 and it's unplayable. The wheel does get recognised but it's all busted and the break is stuck at 100% and you can't move.

Sorry to hear VIDAL - is your Logitech Software update to date? If it is then we'll look into that!

I've finished all rally races and all but one time trials on the G920.
Using the newest software.
Not a single issue, well except that the gas pedal works like an on/off button.

[pinkimo]

Originally posted by Steve:

We are working very hard on expanding our support for additional wheels as the Early Access development progresses!

There is absolutely no reason to limit wheels support to a limited number of wheels, they all use the same protocol, but nowadays, developers almost always make the mistake to recognize only a few wheels from their device ID instead of having a generic haptic device detection.
It's a completely artificial limitation, the game supports Direct Input haptic devices, their buttons, axis and FFB, so could work with almost any wheel, but just artificially doesn't enable this if it doesn't recognize the device ID.
It's so desperating to have my fanatec DD1 fully supported by most racing games of the 2000's, but not from half of the modern games and most of the "not too old" games released before that wheel base (and it's worse for people with even less mainstream gears, which is more and more common with all those new brands).

[Bob]

I own G920 wheel, it works but the gamepad works far better. Any specific setup/settings for G920 foreseen in the future ? I also need handbrake support if possible.

[V I D A L]

Originally posted by Max Rainwell:

Originally posted by Steve:

Sorry to hear VIDAL - is your Logitech Software update to date? If it is then we'll look into that!

I've finished all rally races and all but one time trials on the G920.
Using the newest software.
Not a single issue, well except that the gas pedal works like an on/off button.

I already worked it out like I suspected in my previous post. You can't have another controller plugged in at the same time you have the steering wheel like I do to play Forza Horizon. You need to unplug all the controllers and leave just the steering wheel. Then it works fine. No force feedback, though. I hope it gets added later.

[Kk]

Originally posted by pinkimo:

Originally posted by Steve:

We are working very hard on expanding our support for additional wheels as the Early Access development progresses!

There is absolutely no reason to limit wheels support to a limited number of wheels, they all use the same protocol, but nowadays, developers almost always make the mistake to recognize only a few wheels from their device ID instead of having a generic haptic device detection.
It's a completely artificial limitation, the game supports Direct Input haptic devices, their buttons, axis and FFB, so could work with almost any wheel, but just artificially doesn't enable this if it doesn't recognize the device ID.
It's so desperating to have my fanatec DD1 fully supported by most racing games of the 2000's, but not from half of the modern games and most of the "not too old" games released before that wheel base (and it's worse for people with even less mainstream gears, which is more and more common with all those new brands).

Yeah, it's weird how my thrust master wheel isn't supported but it still manages to scroll my menus left infinitely. Wish we can just bind the axis to the controls we want without waiting for every single wheel to be individually supported.

[stevieb45FC]

Yep, I can confirm my Thrustmaster T300 RS GT Racing Wheel does not work. But you can stcroll though menus, and during gameplay, can only change camera angles by pressing one one of the buttons. The wheel, and pedals dont work at all. Can't wait until its supported as this is the reason i bought the game. Great game, but yeah, need the wheel support to make it GREAAATER!!!