For murphy's laws reasons the "gearbox wheel" is first in device list and is probably being picked up when I enable game's force feedback, so instead of effects in the G29, I get my toy wheel vibrating on the side.
To overcome the issue I had a few options to do with the toy wheel:
- uninstall toy wheel drivers (so that it only works as a 12-button joystick without FF support
- regedit and rename/remove its OEMForceFeedback registry keys, to no longer tell DirectInput it supports force feedback
It would be great to have a means to select which device the game should bind its force feedback to -- or maybe even allow to select which devices to send effects to, if more than one is available.
One way could be a little "enable force feedback" check box in the list of input devices, as we can only choose one joystick at most per entry. This would allow marking more than one entry thus mixing FF effects thru multi devs.
Other way would be to just bind force feedback to the first joystick listed in the list of input; so like my configuration:
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1. keyboard + g29
2. twin turbo steering wheel
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I know very few people probably are subject to this limitation but it could also help diagnose recurring issues with people having no force feedback support in game for no apparent reason.