rec.autos.simulators

This is mine but it doesn't seem to work.  My AL pedals are ID#1,
Shifter is ID#2, and wheel is ID#3 in the games control panel of
win98se.

misc
{
  displayname=My Setup
controllers
{
  ; How many controllers to use from this list?
  count=3
  ; Define all controllers
  controller0
  {
    ; Main controller
    ; Index in the list of game controllers
    index=0
    force_feedback=0
    deadzone=0
  }
  // Other controllers you want to include
  controller1
  {
    index=1
    force_feedback=0
  }
  controller2
  {
    index=2
    force_feedback=0
  }
controls
{
  ; Vehicle control
  steerleft
  {
    ; Index intro controller list from above section (default is 0)
    controller=2
    axis=x
    min=0
    max=-1000
  }
  steerright
  {
    axis=x
    min=0
    max=1000
  }
  throttle
  {
    controller=0
    axis=y
    min=800
    max=-800
  }
  brakes
  {
    ; RvG, 8-8-01: the non-FF MSFF wheels seem
    ; to use axis Y, not RZ
    ;axis=rz
    controller=0
    axis=y
    min=800
    max=-800
  }
  shiftup
  {
    controller=2
    button=7
  }
  shiftdown
  {
    controller=2
    button=6
  }
  clutch
  {
    controller=0
    axis=z
    min=800
    max=-800
    negate=1
  }

Try adding controller=2 here as well. Or set controller0 to use index
2, so the default controller (#0) uses ID#3 (I start counting at 0, so
this is index=2).

For example:

Will use controller #0, which are the AL pedals in your case.

Hope this makes things a bit clearer, until a complete controller menu
can be built,

Ruud van Gaal
Free car sim  : http://www.marketgraph.nl/gallery/racer/
Pencil art    : http://www.marketgraph.nl/gallery/

I got all my controllers working now.  Thanks for the help.  

Does Racer support free-shifting yet with all 6 gears and neutral?
The Actlabs shifting util doesn't have support for Racer in it's list.
I'm currently using sequential shifting by assigning button 2 and 3 on
the USB shifter for shiftup and shiftdown.

Here is my controlset just incase someone else needs it:

;
; Controls configuration
;
; Settings for a Microsoft(tm) Sidewinder Wheel (no force feedback)
; Probably works for a lot of other wheels as well.
; Note the wheel worked funny (axis didn't reach full extent)
; until I plugged in a joystick and a wheel back in, upon which
; a new driver seemed to be installed and made it all work better
; (this was under Windows2000, no service packs, DX7)
; Created by Ruud van Gaal, 15-12-00
;
misc
{
  displayname=MS Precision Wheel, Act Labs Pedals, USB GPL Shifter
controllers
{
  ; How many controllers to use from this list?
  count=3
  ; Define all controllers
  controller0
  {
    ; Act Labs Performance Pedals
    ; Index in the list of game controllers
    index=0
    force_feedback=0
    deadzone=0
  }
  // Other controllers you want to include
  controller1
  {
    ; USB GPL Shifter
    index=1
    force_feedback=0
  }
  controller2
  {
    ; Microsoft Precision Sidewinder Wheel
    index=2
    force_feedback=0
  }
controls
{
  ; Vehicle control
  steerleft
  {
    ; Index intro controller list from above section (default is 0)
    controller=2
    axis=x
    min=0
    max=-1000
  }
  steerright
  {
    controller=2
    axis=x
    min=0
    max=1000
  }
  throttle
  {
    controller=0
    axis=rx
    min=1000
    max=-1000
  }
  brakes
  {
    controller=0
    axis=ry
    min=1000
    max=-1000
  }
  shiftup
  {
    controller=1
    button=2
  }
  shiftdown
  {
    controller=1
    button=3
  }
  clutch
  {
    controller=0
    axis=z
    min=-1000
    max=1000
    negate=0
  }

Not yet. I'm planning that for the next version (including the clutch
pedal).

Ruud van Gaal
Free car sim  : http://www.marketgraph.nl/gallery/racer/
Pencil art    : http://www.marketgraph.nl/gallery/