EA SPORTS FC™ Team
@FoCGamblerFoC wrote:@EA_rephiiIt's remarkable that although the F1-Addon and T-LCM pedals have worked in the past F1 games (and any other game for that matter), EA hasn't been able to address the issue itself and instead relies on Thrustmaster to fix their issues. If I wouldn't have found a proper workaround (which by the way is also nowhere to be documented or mediated by EA) which enables proper utilization of the ENTIRE wheel's features, I would've ditched the game for good.
The failure to recognise the mistake as one of their own to fix is absolutely incredible. The gameplay continues to be restricted for users of the aforementioned hardware (who like me don't have the RJ-Cable anymore, simply because it was never needed) and yet you refuse to patch it? Quite a long way to go, EA. Quite a long way to go.
How were you able to get advanced mode working w/ TLCM in USB? It makes no sense that we can't use 16 bit mode pedals w/ the advanced setting in the SF1000 wheel. What's the point of using a wheel designed for the F1 game if the F1 game renders it's features useless?
People that say just use the rj12 cable are missing the point. You lose your calibration and the brake travel is not as refined as it is through USB.
@FisherSnake wrote:
@ClutchAndersonF1-Wheel Addon rim (the Old One) and the SF1000 rim (the New one with a Telemetry Screen) are not the same products:
* With the F1-Wheel Addon (the Old One) you have 2 modes: the NORMAL and the Advanced. And if you are using simultaneously a T-LCM Pedals pluggued in USB then you must choose (for F1 22) the Normal Mode.
* With the SF1000 there is not this issue
It is just the T-LCM then. No issues using the F1 rim in Advanced mode with USB LeoBodnar to G923 pedals. I do run the v11 firmware as the Advanced mode will not stay set on reboot with v12 or v13. Not a driver issue, consistent from 2020_TTRS_2 through 2022_TTRS_1.
