Hi all,
Following problem occurs: When I start a game (load a savegame or new start) my Thrustmaster Wheel will be recognized and, being usually off-axis in one way or another, cause massive influence to the flight path of my ship.
I go to "Manage Controllers" and set it to "EMPTY SLOT" and it's fixed. I then did a "save profile" as "Custom 1"
Next time I load the game, the wheel is back and causing drama.
Not a very big issue, but a bit annoying. How to permanently fix?
Thanks, regards
Helmut
How to permanently disable a specific controller?
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Re: How to permanently disable a specific controller?
Also, another thing related to controls: TrackIR was suggested to be included, but right now it doesn't seem to activate (TIR5 64bit, updated games list)
I suppose it's just not included yet?
cheers
I suppose it's just not included yet?
cheers
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Re: How to permanently disable a specific controller?
With your wheel issue, if it cannot be managed via game profile, calibration or deadzones, then you could perhaps try this by experimentation.
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Re: How to permanently disable a specific controller?
Thanks Alan,
I could try that, but I'd have to add every axis of the wheel to the shortcut in this way...
Is there no simple way to make what I can do in the "Manage controllers" window permanent? I.e. the game already provides a way to unselect a certain controller from being active, it just reaquires it on next start. Not sure if that is intended?
regards
I could try that, but I'd have to add every axis of the wheel to the shortcut in this way...
Is there no simple way to make what I can do in the "Manage controllers" window permanent? I.e. the game already provides a way to unselect a certain controller from being active, it just reaquires it on next start. Not sure if that is intended?
regards