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1. Go to Thrustmaster Profiler.
2. Look for profile.
3. Click to add new game.
4. Browse for files.
5.Go to steam.
6. go to common.
7. Dirt Rally.
8. on the bottom of the opened Dirt rally file should be an icon with Dirt rally by the side ofit. Click on this and press open file.
9. Back to Thrustmaster profiler and you should be able to click on the Dirt rally icon and name the prolfile as dirt rally and click ok.
I'm not saying this will work with thrustmaster but until someone else replies it be worth you trying this.
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For some reason, I often hat the problem that it wasn't recognized correctly and half the buttons just wouldn't work.
I don't have it anymore, but plugging it in before starting the computer worked a 100%
Maybe some older thrustmaster driver problem
Also, check for firmware updates!
It looks like when i turn the wheel it just chops from being straight to turning 90 degrees..
Its like this in every game i tried..
Step-by-step Guide for Setup of Unsupported Steering Wheel Devices in DiRT Rally
1. Connect all your devices and start the game.
2. Find ‘Direct Input Device’ in the Choose Preset within the Controls menu.
3. Next press F1 to change the ‘Direct Input Device’ type to [Steering Wheel] and press ‘Return/Enter’ on the keyboard to confirm.
4. Now assign all controls, as required and the Advanced Wheel Settings option will appear.
5. Go to Advanced Wheel Settings, select Calibrate Device and complete the process.
6. Return to the Main Menu, select Profile, Driver Details and select Save Profile.
7. The next time you re-launch the game, at the title screen press ‘Return/Enter’ on the keyboard rather than a button on any of the connected devices. After the title screen you are okay to use any device as normal.
Note Step 3: If more than one ‘Direct Input Device’ is connected, then change all their types to [Steering Wheel] and this will ensure that when you bind your controls the correct Advanced Wheel Settings menu will be displayed.
Note Step 7: Pressing ‘Return/Enter’ on the keyboard at the title screen should prevent the issue that some users are experiencing, when their device bindings are lost and the game reverts to the default preset.
Either my install went wrong but i dont think so or its a faulty wheel or you cant import wheels from uk even though we have the same voltage and hertz.
I use a socket converter also..Have anyone had the same problem with a thrustmaster wheel?
Like in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6CCe7kugms
Returned it and got another one and it works much better. Still isn't as smooth as a real car though.
I found FFB wheels in PCARS require a lot of setting up. You have to do it for every car individually. In DR a lot of the 'choppy' feeling is caused by the surface. Lowering suspension force may help with that.