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Force feedback support for non-Logitech wheels #389

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matlo opened this issue Aug 8, 2016 · 0 comments
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Force feedback support for non-Logitech wheels #389

matlo opened this issue Aug 8, 2016 · 0 comments
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enhancement GIMX 6.0
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matlo commented Aug 8, 2016 •
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Current FFB support is limited to Logitech wheels.

However, it should be possible to make it work for other wheels using the haptic API of the SDL2 library on Windows (it uses DirectInput), and using evdev on GNU/Linux. FFB wheel support on GNU/Linux is for now really sparse (not to say absent), but hopefully it will get better.

Setting the wheel range will have to be done externally as it's vendor-specific. This may be done using the management software provided by the vendor.
@matlo matlo added the GIMX 6.0 label Aug 9, 2016
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Force feedback support for non-Logitech wheels #389
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matlo pushed a commit that referenced this issue Sep 10, 2016
Force feedback support for non-Logitech wheels #389
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Move Logitech protocol to ginput conversion into a seperate file.
matlo pushed a commit that referenced this issue Sep 10, 2016
Force feedback support for non-Logitech wheels #389
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Separate Logitech FFB conversion from passthrough.
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Force feedback support for non-Logitech wheels #389
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Force feedback support for non-Logitech wheels #389
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Unitary tests for translation code.
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