Logitech Momo FFB suggestions

[wrathtard]

Yep. It's old, but affordable, and most driving games support it. Has anyone found an interim FFB solution? For the Momo? I just love saying Momo.....

Anywhom, I've tried both the "Device Driver" option in Vibration and Feedback, which I assume uses what you've set up in Logitech Profiler instead of it's own FFB settings. Then there is "enable" which I am also to assume that uses it's own settings and not the system driver. I've played around a little with the device_defines.xml but haven't noticed anything yet.

Anyone else have success? I definitely get resistance and center spring (or is that torque alignment...), but almost no road-feel or physics, like everyone else reports.

[Andy Blade]

use gamepad , game was made for it not a wheel

[wrathtard]

A rumblepad 2 does sound wonderful. But nothing can top the full keyboard experience. With force feedback keys.

[Gorgar66]

Originally posted by wrathtard:

A rumblepad 2 does sound wonderful. But nothing can top the full keyboard experience. With force feedback keys.

[Andy Blade]

ha haa you got it

[Diwiak]

Not only Momo FFB problem. What do you expect from 15 year old device, lucky its actually detected by game properly. Iam missing steering response too, get used to it.

[2bog]

In the first Dirt Rally, Logitech MOMO works great with FFB. Is it so difficult to add from the first Dirt Rally not only tracks, but also Logitech MOMO support?