Now I'm not sure if you have to start Xbox Wheel Compatibility every time you start your computer if so Xbox Wheel Compatibility is not needed because I don't start anything my wheel is good to go on windows load up. Now I spend a good couple of hours so here goesįirst, you don't need the latest Xbox Wheel Compatibility download I just Deleted Thrustmaster Force Feedback Driver and all still fine. Microsoft Xbox 360 One Controller for Windows Things I downloaded and have installed still, in order of install I think. Now I'm not 100% sure on what is making it work so I share all I did. I have got my Ferrari 458 Spider Xbox only wheel working 99% on Windows 10, game Nascar Heat 5 The controller also appears to have 2 extra buttons (button 9 and 10) that aren't lighting up for any button I press.I have signed up to share and hopefully help other's. The brake pedal appears on x360ce.exe as "axis-1" and doesn't seem to move much when I had it selected as left trigger. It is still revving the z-axis (which x360ce labels "axis-3"), and the gas pedal seems to move the axis either in the front half or back half, if that is helpful. Unfortunately, this software did not change anything in how my Thrustmaster Ferrari 458 Spider wheel functions. Thank you for continuing to work on this project! I've open sourced it on GitHub, and you can find the v1.0.0 release here.
Hey there! I've been working on a tool (not quite a driver) that makes the steering, pedals, and buttons work on the Thrustmaster Ferrari 458 Spider wheel. Hopefully this will help guide people towards the release they should be installing. Users have often been downloading the 1.0.0 release, which is outdated and has numerous issues.
Once it has fetched all the wheel inputs from the WinRT API, it converts and emulates the wheel inputs as standard gamepad inputs (using the InputInjector API) that can be picked up by any game that supports Xbox One gamepads. Some UWP apps also just choose not to use this API at all)Ģ. the reason it seems to work with only some UWP apps is this API is usually only available to UWP apps, unless you use this method. The software uses the WinRT (specifically ) API to fetch steering and other input data from the racing wheel (This is the same API that Wheel Tester uses. Let me know if you find any issues by submitting a GitHub issue on the repository here!įor anybody interested in how exactly it works, here's a quick summary:ġ. To use it, all you have to do is download and install it, then open it up in the start menu whenever you want to use your wheel. I've open sourced it on GitHub, and you can find the latest release here.
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