Yes it is possible!
This wheel worked as a Thrustmaster Nascar Pro with separate pedals for
GP2 - not so with GP3.
But it can be made to work
Pedals switch set to separate.
Controller ID 1 - Thrustmaster Nascar Pro with COMBINED pedals
Controller ID 2 - 2 axis 2 button joystick
GP3
Steering - joystick A horizontal
Accelerate - joystick A vertical
Brake - joystick B horizontal
Gear up - joystick B button 1 = right button on wheel
Gear down - joystick B button 2 = left button on wheel
Control driven calibration
Test it - full throttle in first , brakes on - rear wheels spinning, fronts
locked
Now to find out if it is useful :-)
Cheers
Tony
Tried with TM super sport wheel but didn't work. Is there a specific switch on
your nascar pro wheel to separate the pedals? I don't have (it can be done only
with the software profiler).
Tony Rickard a �crit :
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> Yes it is possible! > > This wheel worked as a Thrustmaster Nascar Pro with separate pedals for > GP2 - not so with GP3. > > But it can be made to work > > Pedals switch set to separate. > > Controller ID 1 - Thrustmaster Nascar Pro with COMBINED pedals > Controller ID 2 - 2 axis 2 button joystick > > GP3 > > Steering - joystick A horizontal > Accelerate - joystick A vertical > Brake - joystick B horizontal > Gear up - joystick B button 1 = right button on wheel > Gear down - joystick B button 2 = left button on wheel > Control driven calibration > > Test it - full throttle in first , brakes on - rear wheels spinning, fronts > locked > > Now to find out if it is useful :-) > > Cheers > > TonyI also have a Thrustmaster Nascar Super Sport wheel & pedals, and I can't
figure this out either. Any additional details as to how do this would sure
be appreciated....
Burke Wells
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> Yes there is a switch > > Somehow you have to get your system to see your one controller (in my case > with an X,Y & Z axis) to become 2 joysticks with an X & Y axis. In my case > the Z axis is mapped to the 2nd joystick X axis. > > Tony > > "jld" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Tried with TM super sport wheel but didn't work. Is there a specific > switch on > > your nascar pro wheel to separate the pedals? I don't have (it can beQuoted text (8 lines)
> only > > with the software profiler). > > > > Tony Rickard a �crit : > > > > > Yes it is possible! > > > > > > This wheel worked as a Thrustmaster Nascar Pro with separate pedalsQuoted text (30 lines)
> > > GP2 - not so with GP3. > > > > > > But it can be made to work > > > > > > Pedals switch set to separate. > > > > > > Controller ID 1 - Thrustmaster Nascar Pro with COMBINED pedals > > > Controller ID 2 - 2 axis 2 button joystick > > > > > > GP3 > > > > > > Steering - joystick A horizontal > > > Accelerate - joystick A vertical > > > Brake - joystick B horizontal > > > Gear up - joystick B button 1 = right button on wheel > > > Gear down - joystick B button 2 = left button on wheel > > > Control driven calibration > > > > > > Test it - full throttle in first , brakes on - rear wheels spinning, > fronts > > > locked > > > > > > Now to find out if it is useful :-) > > > > > > Cheers > > > > > > Tony > > > >Yes there is a switch
Somehow you have to get your system to see your one controller (in my case
with an X,Y & Z axis) to become 2 joysticks with an X & Y axis. In my case
the Z axis is mapped to the 2nd joystick X axis.
Tony
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> Tried with TM super sport wheel but didn't work. Is there a specificswitch on
> your nascar pro wheel to separate the pedals? I don't have (it can be doneonly
fronts
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> with the software profiler). > > Tony Rickard a �crit : > > > Yes it is possible! > > > > This wheel worked as a Thrustmaster Nascar Pro with separate pedals for > > GP2 - not so with GP3. > > > > But it can be made to work > > > > Pedals switch set to separate. > > > > Controller ID 1 - Thrustmaster Nascar Pro with COMBINED pedals > > Controller ID 2 - 2 axis 2 button joystick > > > > GP3 > > > > Steering - joystick A horizontal > > Accelerate - joystick A vertical > > Brake - joystick B horizontal > > Gear up - joystick B button 1 = right button on wheel > > Gear down - joystick B button 2 = left button on wheel > > Control driven calibration > > > > Test it - full throttle in first , brakes on - rear wheels spinning,Quoted text (8 lines)
> > locked > > > > Now to find out if it is useful :-) > > > > Cheers > > > > Tony >Works perfectly with an ECCI Monza F1 w/ clutch, as follows:
1) Create 2 joysticks in windows controllers, both 2 axis 2 button
controllers.
2) Assign controller ID 1 to the first joystick, controller ID 2 to the
second.
3) Using windows joystick config, confirm that the first joystick acts as
x-axis steering, y-axis brake (brake pedal), and that second joystick acts
as x-axis (gas pedal) and
y-axis (clutch pedal) for clutch.
4) Configure GP3 as Joystick 1 A-axis horizontal steering, Joystick 1
A-axis steering for brake, Joystick 2 B-axis horizontal for gas and Joystick
2 B-axis vertical for clutch (choose joystick buttons for shifting, as
desired).
5) Calibrate with "control driven calibration" in GP3.
6) Enjoy split axis.
Congrats to Tony Ricard for figuring this out, you win the "Einstein" award.
THM
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