Should Xbox controller users install Logitech G-Hub?

[gatta32]

Isn't the reason why some Xbox controller users have problems and others don't have a difference in the environment where Logitech G-Hub is running and the environment where it isn't?
As far as I've tried, I think there are two possible patterns:

(1) Environment where Logitech G-Hub is installed (operating)
The controller is recognized as a steering wheel, causing problems with steering, accelerating, and braking. The steering wheel becomes extremely sensitive, and the accelerator and brake outputs interfere with each other, making it impossible to drive properly.
In this case, you can feel FFB (rumble) on the controller side while driving the truck.

(2) Environment where Logitech G-Hub is not installed (not operating)
The controller is recognized as a mouse/keyboard, and the steering wheel settings are irrelevant.
Operating the steering wheel, accelerator, and brakes are natural movements, and you won't feel any stress while driving a truck.
However, FFB (rumble) while driving a truck cannot be felt, so it is not fun at all.
in this case. Steam Input can be enabled or disabled.

Should Xbox controller users install Logitech G-Hub? Or should I not install it? Isn't this not clear, causing confusion?

I think (2) is the best way to operate the game, but it's not fun at all if you can't enjoy the rumble.
In any case, I think it's still important to have the ability to adjust things like sensitivity.

[Jock]

I have a Drft oz Speedlink and Logitech G-Hub installed and nothing works. The controls are all mixed up, and i can't get it configured. I hope there is going to be more support for other wheels, because buying a G29 just for this game is a no go.

[Nuclear[UA]]

I use dualsense and have same problem. When G hub installed I cant use controller for drive. I always must uninstall G hub first. But I need G hub for work.
Dev plz can u fix this ?

[gatta32]

Further findings:
I had been sticking to the wireless connection and trying it out, but when I tried it with the USB connection, I found that (2) was true and I could operate it correctly. (G-Hub is probably necessary)
FFB (rumble) is also picked up properly!
I don't know why I didn't notice this before...
Does it mean that it doesn't work with a bluetooth connection?
For now, it seems that Xbox controller users should play with a USB connection.

[gatta32]

Originally posted by Jock:

I have a Drft oz Speedlink and Logitech G-Hub installed and nothing works. The controls are all mixed up, and i can't get it configured. I hope there is going to be more support for other wheels, because buying a G29 just for this game is a no go.

I don't know about Drft oz Speedlink, but I hope it will be supported...

[gatta32]

Originally posted by NuclearUA:

I use dualsense and have same problem. When G hub installed I cant use controller for drive. I always must uninstall G hub first. But I need G hub for work.
Dev plz can u fix this ?

You may want to prepare a USB Type-C cable to connect to the DualSense.

[Ob3y]

Have you tried to plug the controller and play - without the GHUB?

This might help, as this controller is supported by the game.

[gatta32]

Originally posted by Ob3y:

Have you tried to plug the controller and play - without the GHUB?

This might help, as this controller is supported by the game.

Thanks for the reply.

I uninstalled the G-Hub and checked it, and I can no longer feel the FFB (rumble) caused by the road surface reaction while driving, even with a USB wired connection. This is the same in a wireless connection environment.

On the other hand, in the environment with G-Hub installed, in the wireless connection environment, unlike in the wired connection environment, the steering wheel side will be recognized as Bluetooth-XINPUT, the output will interfere and the steering wheel will be agile, while the accelerator and brake will not operate properly The steering wheel is now recognized as a Bluetooth-XINPUT. At this time, FFB (rumble) due to road surface reaction when driving can be acquired, but this is not the game.

With a wired USB connection, everything works fine, including this rumble. But in an environment without G-Hub, this FFB(rumble) by road reaction does not work.

I have wanted to know if the steering wheel and accelerator/brake controls, including this FFB (rumble) by road surface reaction, work properly in a wireless environment since I first purchased the game.

Am I correct in assuming this is a specification?
If so, I will install the G-Hub, give up the wireless connection, and enjoy the game with the USB wired connection.