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I have an old Microsoft Sidewinder force feedback wheel with no software to access combine pedals options, so in this game, even after the update I can't configure the pedals correctly.
But at least with the new option to map engine and breaks as buttons on the wheel I can play the game with the wheel. It's something!
Yes I know my wheel system is old as ****, but new good wheels and pedals are too expensive for me at the moment. So I've learn to live with what I've got and I accept with some driving games I can't use it.
That's why I'm glad on this game at least I can drive with the wheel.
The game detects the pedals, but I have no way to combine or decombine them (so both pedals work in the same axis or on separate ones), so when the pedals (or pedal I shall say, 'cos only one of the does anything) works in the game, they act crazy: the throtle/engine is automatically pushed all the way so the car goes rampant the second the map loads and the game resumed. Stepping on the pedal brakes the car, but it's very hard to have precise control of speed this way.
As I said, common problem with driving games when you don't have combine options in your wheel's software.
if i find it i'll post the link
http://xpadder.com/?lang=english&country=GB
In any case, many thanks for pointing me to it.
http://alternativeto.net/software/xpadder/
I was trying one of the programs in the list linked by celticsting and while checking if it was doing anything when playing the game, I came up with a configuration that makes the pedals kind of work right... the only trouble is that their natural order is inverted: left for throtle/engine, left for brakes.
It's a bit confusing while driving, but well.
Simply inverting the input in the mapping doesn't work because the pedal on the right doesn't seem to be well calibrated withing the game, and it shows to be halfway pressed without touching the pedal, so if set to be throtle/engine in the game the car drives by itself.
In other games this doesn't happen, so I'm wary of touching the calibration set up in Windows so it doesn't mess up those other games where the right pedal is throtle and the left one brakes.
Anyway, this solution is even better than driving with the wheel alone.
In case someone else with the same wheel and issue is curious here's the set up:
Wheel: JX
Throtle/engine: JRotZ
Brake: JY
If it saves you 5 minutes of messing with the game I'll be glad, cos it took me an embarassing amount of time of trying many configurations to work it out.
Thanks for your help (special shout out to celticsting).