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It seems some high-end wheels could be supported via the PIDFF driver but there's no users testing and manufacturers don't advertise it in any way. I'd like to make a list of devices compatible with the PIDFF driver, or that at least are potentially compatible.
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It seems some high-end wheels could be supported via the PIDFF driver but there's no users testing and manufacturers don't advertise it in any way. I'd like to make a list of devices compatible with the PIDFF driver, or that at least are potentially compatible.
Any wheel that follows these definitions should be compatible: https://www.usb.org/sites/default/files/pid1_01_0.pdf
How do we know which wheels are compatible?
The best way would be to test them by yourself. If you own a wheel test it and see if it has FFB with the
hid-pidff
module.We could also ask the manufacturers and they could confirm they're using the PID definitions.
I've been told Leo Bodnar claims SimSteering FFB Systems use PID and thus could be compatible.
I've seen some reports of Simucube 2 wheels being compatible.
Both cases should be confirmed.
OpenFFBoard is an interesting DIY project that also uses PID: https://github.com/Ultrawipf/OpenFFBoard
There seems to be an issue that could make the wheel not work in games though: #26 (comment)
Please, add any information you'd like to fill the blanks and let's try to reach as much wheel users as we can.
Thanks!
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