I can't get my car going.

[American Stig]

I have all parts in perfect condition on my Walea and Wanja and can't get them to drive. They were going earlier today. I made sure my controls were mapped correctly and still nothing. They'll rev to about 2500 or so in gear yet rev freely in neutral. I also tried handbrake on and off and that didn't do anything. Any help would be appreciated.

[American Stig]

Apparently, you can't have other Controllers plugged in at the same time. I tried it with just my gamepad plugged in and it went.

[jdm_sam]

they rev to about 2500 when you have the brake and acceleraton on at the same time

[American Stig]

I'm thinking that the other controllers may have been causing that issue. Like one was accelarating and the other braking.

[Creative Pudding]

you might have a clutch / brake mapped to something? We see such a problem when clutch was pressed without recognising it or mapped to another controller.
while you are mention that you fixed everything, other problem could be if you are missing a clutch or it's broken. (probably this is not your problem here)

Also could be a controller specific issue. Can you share your controller info with us? What are you using and what OS you have.

[American Stig]

I tried just using a G27 and couldn't map the throttle or the brake. I am using a PDP Afterglow Wired Controller and that is having excellent results. I'm using Windows 10 if that helps any.

[Fatman]

I am trying to get mine going, and I do not have anything else than my keyboard, but I can't seem to get the car moving anyway!

I am so frustrated!

[inobscurity]

Originally posted by Fatman:

I am trying to get mine going, and I do not have anything else than my keyboard, but I can't seem to get the car moving anyway!

I am so frustrated!

Have you checked in your options? Mapped the keyboard keys when you're using keyboard and wheel axes/buttons when using wheel? At the top of the control options you can click on arrows to move left and right to different controller types... if none of this helps, contact the devs... They've been giving people with problems personal support when they can...

[inobscurity]

Oh, and also, have you checked your clutch and drive belt on your car? And made sure no other parts on your car are listed as broken...? These can also be things that won't allow you to get moving...

[Creative Pudding]

Originally posted by Fatman:

I am trying to get mine going, and I do not have anything else than my keyboard, but I can't seem to get the car moving anyway!

I am so frustrated!

New updates comes, which might help. Check the keyboard setup in ESC -> Options -> Control, you might missing the right buttons?
You have to use ♥♥♥♥♥♥ or set your control to be auto shifting mode! I assume you just forget this, so your car stays in N ?

[Creative Pudding]

game is updated, please try with latest build

[Fatman]

Originally posted by inobscurity:

Originally posted by Fatman:

I am trying to get mine going, and I do not have anything else than my keyboard, but I can't seem to get the car moving anyway!

I am so frustrated!

Have you checked in your options? Mapped the keyboard keys when you're using keyboard and wheel axes/buttons when using wheel? At the top of the control options you can click on arrows to move left and right to different controller types... if none of this helps, contact the devs... They've been giving people with problems personal support when they can...

Already fixed this, only my keyboard is able to be used.

[Fatman]

Originally posted by inobscurity:

Oh, and also, have you checked your clutch and drive belt on your car? And made sure no other parts on your car are listed as broken...? These can also be things that won't allow you to get moving...

ah... maybe that's why...

I would expect to roll alittle bit slowly of course, not standing still.

[Creative Pudding]

motor -> clutch -> gearbox -> drive shaft -> diff -> half axle -> hub This is the chain of power, how it is delivered from motor to wheels. If the motor spin up (rpm can increase on accelerate) then the problem could be somewhere between the motor and hub. Any of these parts can be broken, which would broke the chain of power distribution.

You can also use the Main Menu -> Help option to check which parts is belongs to which system.

[Fatman]

Originally posted by Creative Pudding:

motor -> clutch -> gearbox -> drive shaft -> diff -> half axle -> hub This is the chain of power, how it is delivered from motor to wheels. If the motor spin up (rpm can increase on accelerate) then the problem could be somewhere between the motor and hub. Any of these parts can be broken, which would broke the chain of power distribution.

You can also use the Main Menu -> Help option to check which parts is belongs to which system.

ah, thank you. ^_^

[Creative Pudding]

Originally posted by JNR-SNR American Stig:

I tried just using a G27 and couldn't map the throttle or the brake. I am using a PDP Afterglow Wired Controller and that is having excellent results. I'm using Windows 10 if that helps any.

G27 also should work. Many of you using it with success. Do you still have an issues with it?
When you iterate over the controllers (keyboard -> joysticks) make sure you see that controller in the selection.