Quoting: dubigrasu

Quoting: leillo1975Force Feedback don't work on linux officially.

You can activate Force Feedback in ETS2 and ATS in Linux using this plugin

https://forum.scssoft.com/viewtopic.php?t=249622 [External Link]

Wait, is this about FF for wheels or some specific devices? Because FF for my XBox controller has always worked (well, since 2014 when I bought the game) without any workarounds in ETS.

The "support" for Force Feedback is only on Logitech wheels.I'm sorry I didn't clear it up.

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Quoting: Mountain ManI gave up on this on this game when the developers never bothered to fix the Steam Controller bug in Linux. I emailed them, they acknowledge that they were aware a bug existed that prevented the Steam Controller from being recognized, and then proceeded to do nothing about it. I'm still kinda pissed off.

You can use Steam controller in ETS2 with sc-controller. You can emulate an xbox controller and then customize it as you wish

https://github.com/kozec/sc-controller [External Link]

It's important that you load first SC-Controller and then run Steam

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Force Feedback don't work on linux officially.

You can activate Force Feedback in ETS2 and ATS in Linux using this plugin

https://forum.scssoft.com/viewtopic.php?t=249622 [External Link]

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Thanks a lot for your work with two of my favorite games (Assetto Corsa and Project Cars 2). With the first everything works perfect, even Force Feedback in my G27. It's a pity that PCars2 has problems with this feature.
I hope this DXVK version is soon integrated into Proton

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Quoting: tuubi

Quoting: leillo1975

Quoting: chancho_zombie

Quoting: leillo1975

Quoting: chancho_zombieSleeping Dogs works for me with the beta.

The game don't work to me....

maybe it's a driver problem, I'm using Mesa drivers 18.2 rc4.

weird, someone else also reported this game running on NVIDIA 396.54 driver, 4.18 kernel.

I use 4.15 Ubuntu 18.04 kernel.... perhaps this is the problem

Take a look at ukuu [External Link] if you want an easy way to test a more recent kernel on Ubuntu.

Tested with 4.18.5, and this is not the problem, the game persists in don't work

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Quoting: chancho_zombie

Quoting: leillo1975

Quoting: chancho_zombieSleeping Dogs works for me with the beta.

The game don't work to me....

maybe it's a driver problem, I'm using Mesa drivers 18.2 rc4.

weird, someone else also reported this game running on NVIDIA 396.54 driver, 4.18 kernel.

I use 4.15 Ubuntu 18.04 kernel.... perhaps this is the problem

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Quoting: chancho_zombieSleeping Dogs works for me with the beta.

The game don't work to me....

What are your specs?

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Doom 2016 will be perfect!!!

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Total must have for me, like the rest of the ID Soft. games

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Quoting: slim-oneSince some guys mention ltwheelconf, afaik right now there should be no need to use it anymore if running a recent kernel, all options should be available through /sys/ (like Liam described in the article) - not very comfortable, but hey, it works :-)

I don't think ltwheelconf is maintained any longer, too. ltwheelconf was necessary before all the stuff it did was moved into the kernel, which happened around 3.14 iirc. Basically using Logitech-Wheels when running Linux should be plug'n'play by now.

It would be very appreciated if some programmer create a graphic frontend to configure wheels, as Ltwheelconf does. I find extremely uncomfortable to configure the degrees of my steering wheel in the terminal.

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