Access custom keymapping for pitstop?
With adding Moza Wheel and Pedals to the supported Inputs I came across the preset actionmaps you can find here: ...\F1 22\actionmaps It's basically no rocket science to read the XML-Files and ...
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@Hazamel Looks like when or if I do eventually get a wheel I know who to ask 👍
But with things as they are in the world. New expensive shiny toys have to wait 😔
As I love to tinker in the settings. I was just playing around with the binding options. So whilst I was there I looked for the turn in button. Which is X on PS5. So simple to find I thought but there isn’t one.
But with things as they are in the world. New expensive shiny toys have to wait 😔
As I love to tinker in the settings. I was just playing around with the binding options. So whilst I was there I looked for the turn in button. Which is X on PS5. So simple to find I thought but there isn’t one.
@ScarDuck14 Totally understand that. Last big spend for me too. Next will be heating and electricity 😉 But feel free to ask. Took a while to upgrade to DirectDrive and ended up with Moza because Fanatec couldn't deliver and seems to have some quality issue.
For someone who hasn't used a wheel I would highly recommend to start small and try to get a used Logitech-Wheel. Started over a decade ago with a 60€ rubberband Thrustmaster (Can't reccomend that...) and upgraded 6 years ago to a Logitech. While everybody is calling DD, R9 and R5 "entry level" it's a little misleading because it's not. It's like calling a Porsche 718 an "entry level car" 😉
To be honest, biggest improvement was the new set of pedals instead of the ones Logitech has.
- @Hazamel It’s funny. I’m a gamer not a sim racer. I was a pro driver(not racer) until recently. And I love everything about racing games except after spending all day with a wheel in my hand the last thing I want to do when gaming is hold a wheel. So prefer using a controller. Weird how brains work,
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