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What if you copied T300 config? Does that improves your experience?
Tried, but no luck. When i move the wheel it only goes right. It's strange because all other inputs work fine. (wheel works fine in other games and is up to date with drivers so i ruled out a malfunction). I did the restore to default of course.
Maybe i am doing something wrong in the config file?
This video can help you to see how it works
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua9hhlwApcw
Hi, I tried the new config wizard. I still have the same problem. The axis goes from 0 to 1 or from 0 to -1, but not from -1 to 1. However i could apparently find out what is causing it.
Its due to DirectInput support. I was able to find this in a topic from another game where the same problem emerged and explaining there is a way to 'merge' the axis using additional software.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/516750/discussions/0/282992646965772181/
I already have 90 minutes ingame just to try to calibrate the wheel, so i think i tried the wizard about 20 times. In dirt rally, dirt 3/4, wreckfest, project cars and assetto corsa the wheel works just fine, so its definitely not a wheel problem.
EDIT: more precise problem description:
my wheel has a 270° turning radius. Lets brake this down to -135° for outter most left position 0° center and +135° outter most right.
0° to +135 works just as expected.
BUT
the whole range from -1° to -135° input ends up with +135° output