TS-XW with SF-1000
Product: F1 22 Platform:PC Summarize your bug I have a Thrustmaster TS-XW base with SF-1000 steering wheel, and i have a Thrustmaster T-LCM Pedals as well. The Pedals are working but the base and a...
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Hi,
Is anyone with TS-xx + SF1000 can try to copy/paste actionmaps folder from F1 2021 to F1 2022 and see if it's fixing anything ?
I'm not in posses of thrustmaster equipment but files looks quite similar within little differences though, it might be worth it ? 🙂
Let us know!
"Use the other cable" is not a suitable solution to the problem as for PC users T-LCM pedals grant a 16 bit precision in comparison to the 12 bit default cable
Edit:I didn't realise that the RJ45 cable was 12bit compared to the 16bit USB - so yes I agree, this is a workaround but not a solution and EA need to fix this.
Hello,
I just try to copy past those files, it doesn't change anything..
Is the base working ok if you dont have the pedals connected? If it does then you can try the following work around for the fanatec pedals issue for the thrustmaster pedals
This solution was posted in another thread by @Ajt2270
I have a TX base with sf1000 rim and works for me with fanatec pedals so hopefully it helps you guys out too
Fully working Workaround:
1. Install VJoy. Windows 11 users will want https://sourceforge.net/projects/vjoystick/files/Beta%202.x/2.1.9.1-160719/
2. Install HidHide https://github.com/ViGEm/HidHide/releases/tag/v1.2.98.0
3. Install Joystick Gremlin
4. Setup a new vJoy device with 3 axes (one for each pedal)
5. In Joystick Gremlin use the Remap function to remap your pedal rotation axes (x/y/z on mine) to vJoy XRotation, YR, ZR axes.
6. Save that profile and then activate it
7. Use HidHide to hide the Fanatec USB pedals
8. Go into F1 22, remap your controls; you should see vJoy Device 1 as one of the required devices for that profile now instead of Fanatec USB Pedals.
9. Play and enjoy.
NB - there are a few reboots you'll have to do in here :-)
Also customise the key bindings for the wheelbase profile dont use a separate scheme for pedals separately
I have the exact same base and wheel and of course, had the exact same problem. To resolve this, I had to connect the RJ45 from the pedals to the wheelbase and use a single USB cable from the wheelbase to the PC and everything works fine. It's not ideal because when the pedals are plugged into the wheel via the RJ45 cable, the PC pedal software calibration tool doesn't work. To add, the telemetry on the SF1000 also works perfectly using this solution.
