Hi, I really appreciate your response, although after updating the wheel, the issue regarding the pedals + steering has not been fixed. Do you know anything else I could try as I really am quite desperate. Thanks again
@GOATlewis44 wrote:Hi, I really appreciate your response, although after updating the wheel, the issue regarding the pedals + steering has not been fixed. Do you know anything else I could try as I really am quite desperate. Thanks again
Try deleting any custom control schemes in-game. Exit the game. Disconnect the wheel.
Disconnect any other controller word or wireless.
Follow the steps here
https://stores.horiusa.com/xbox-one-product-troubleshoot/
Verify your game files in the EA app.
Delete the hardware_settings_config.xml
Plug the wheel, launch the game. Test the default profile before customising and saving a scheme of your own.
Sorry to say, but that didn't work. I think it all boils down to the fact that steam thinks the PS4 WHEEL is an Xbox CONTROLLER, therefore meaning it cannot have a pedal function (since controllers don't have pedals). Is there any way to make Steam believe that it is a PS4 Wheel?
@GOATlewis44 wrote:Sorry to say, but that didn't work. I think it all boils down to the fact that steam thinks the PS4 WHEEL is an Xbox CONTROLLER, therefore meaning it cannot have a pedal function (since controllers don't have pedals). Is there any way to make Steam believe that it is a PS4 Wheel?
I really prefer a dxdiag as I'm finding it hard to recommend steps to take because I can't see the hardware and identify it.
Most of the Hori hardware is XB and it does emulate a controller. Updating steps are never not useful.
Broadly the steps are the same as I've highlighted and usually give some success but....
You have the hardware, I don't. It would make life easier if the dxdiag was mandatory. Maybe I'm over reaching, maybe I can't help.
Hey, would you like me to send you a dxdiag file? If so, what is that, and how can I send you one?
