Linux force feedback wheel support

[Kada]

Yes it works, It feels much better with ff_invert=1 (I have Logitech Wingman Formula Force GP).

I still have problem, that I have no controls assigned every time I start vdrift. The controls are saved in the controls file, but it seems that vdrift doesn't read them. If I just run vdrift and then exit without doint anythigh, then then the controls file is empty (almost -- comments remain). My ~/.vdrift/controls file:

Code:

#Generated by VDrift, feel free to edit manually

# joystick type:  wheel or joystick, touchiness compensation
joysticktype wheel low

# for a joystick button:
# [function name] joy [joystick number] button [button number] [true for not hel
d down, false for held down] [true to trigger when button is pressed, false to t
rigger when button is released]

# for a joystick axis:
# [function name] joy [joystick number] axis [axis number] [true for positive ax
is, false for negative axis] [deadzone] [exponent] [gain]

# for a keyboard key:
# [fuction name] key [key name as defined in lists/keys] [true for keys that are
n't held down, false for keys that are]  [true to trigger when key is pressed, f
alse to trigger when key is released]

off
disengage_shift_up joy 0 button 1 true true
disengage_shift_down joy 0 button 0 true true
engage joy 0 button 2 true false
gas joy 0 axis 2 positive 0 1 1
brake joy 0 axis 3 negative 0 1 1
steer_left joy 0 axis 0 negative 0 1 1
steer_right joy 0 axis 0 positive 0 1 1
start_engine joy 0 button 5 true true
handbrake joy 0 button 3 false true
pan_left key LEFT false true
pan_right key RIGHT false true
pan_up key UP false true
pan_down key DOWN false true
zoom_in key KP_PLUS false true
zoom_out key KP_MINUS false true
view_next_camera joy 0 button 4 true true

Maybe the "off" at the beginning is wrong?