I'm not sure if this is due to controls getting fiddled with in various version updates or what but I'm glad to have it working now. There was some weird stuff setup (for instance, gear 4 on my shifter was set to gear 4 and change camera). I think my problem all along was that I didn't go through and delete the default mappings. I had to invert all 3 pedals to get those to work properly. Based on various 25 spoke wheel designs from the late 1960's to mid 1980's. Based on the Chevrolet Rallye rim that was used on Chevrolet Muscle and Pony cars from the late 1960's to the early 1980's. I deleted every keymapping related to the steering wheel and added them back manually. Based on the Magnum 500 rim that was used on a wide variety of US muscle cars from the late 1960's to the early 1970's. I had to delete all the mappings (there were apparently some things mapped twice by default for whatever reason).
Not sure why Beamng is handling it so differently.ĮDIT: I have the Logitech gaming software installed and up to date. It works fine in Euro Truck Simulator 2 and various other racing games. I can't figure out how to get it working properly.
Like I have to hold the brake down for the brake to be off. The steering works fine, but the gas/brake/clutch pedals are inverted. One suggestion I have if your going buy a Racing Wheel is that buy it at stores like the MicroStore, Best Buy, GameStop, etc, because people waaay overprice them on amazon or ebay.I've still been fighting with this and can't get it to work. And you can also buy the (Waaay over priced) Thrustmaster TH8A force shifter for $120/$190. I previously installed BeamNG.research, is it the same as BeamNG. You can also check our BeamNGpy GitHub repository where you can track issues solved by our dev team. Or you can get the Pro edition that comes with pedals w/clutch for $180/$250. Support Support Frequently Asked Questions Below you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about BeamNG.tech. I have one and its very good and comfortable, especially with games like American Truck Simulator and Beamng.Drive. You can get a Xbox and windows compatible Thrustmaster TMX Force feedback for $150/$200. Originally posted by Joe Cool:Man I was really hoping someone might mention a wheel w/clutch they like and picked up for a little bit cheaper than the $800-$1000 range.
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