Certainly! Here's the email in English: --- Subject: Compatibility Issue with Thrustmaster T80 Ferrari 488 GTB Edition Wheel in Automobilista 2 Dear Support team, I hope this message finds you well. I would like to report a compatibility issue I am encountering with the game Automobilista 2 and my Thrustmaster T80 Ferrari 488 GTB Edition wheel. Recently, I acquired Automobilista 2 with high hopes of enjoying the racing experience offered by the game. However, upon attempting to configure my Thrustmaster T80 Ferrari 488 GTB Edition wheel in the game, I noticed that it is not recognized in the device selection menu. Upon further investigation, it seems that Automobilista 2 only detects wheels with force feedback during the device selection process. As the Thrustmaster T80 Ferrari 488 GTB Edition does not feature force feedback, I am unable to set it up in the game. I understand that force feedback is an important feature in many racing simulators, but the lack of support for wheels without force feedback limits the experience for players like me, who wish to use simpler wheels such as the Thrustmaster T80 Ferrari 488 GTB Edition. I would like to request that the Automobilista 2 development team consider adding support for wheels without force feedback, such as the Thrustmaster T80 Ferrari
Please try setting up a wheelmake preset with "custom" and check if you can map the assignments manually for the wheel. If this has no success, please share a DirectX log (opening dxdiag in windows) , you need to press this one:
I am able to connect my steering wheel successfully to the game, but I'm encountering an issue where it is limited to only 240 degrees of rotation within Automobilista 2. Is there a known solution for this problem?
Please assign your left and right steering inputs and run the ingame calibration. (CALIBRATE WHEEL) - Make sure that your driver is set to your desired degrees of rotation. Don't forget to return the wheel to center position between the steps that ask you to put in full and then 90° steering input.
Don't know this is specific to my TM-TX wheel but in calibration process, turning 90° the resulting value is 860 and ingame vs physic wheels results misaligned. Turning more than 90° to reach 900° (as in CP) ingame vs physic wheels match all the way. Edit: Could my wheel have in fact 860° and not 900°?
