As the title says, I've got a racing wheel to work with GTA V.

One of the mods I run is More Control V. It has an indicator script, with the keys assigned as the left and right arrow. So far, what I'm doing is using the Logitech Profiler (The wheel is a Logitech Formula Force EX) to assign the left and right indicators on the wheel as being the left and right arrow on the keyboard. But it doesn't always work, for instance if I alt tab out of the game at any point it will stop working. So how do I figure out what the "codes" for the buttons are? I want to be able to put those button codes in More Control V's .ini file in the controller section so that instead of having the profiler tell the game the left and right indicators on the wheel are actually left and right arrow keypresses, it's actually direct.

Edited January 10, 201610 yr by Pipeline

It uses Rage Plugin Hook's Controller Buttons for controller, so you are limited to either MS' keyboard Keys, a 360 controller, software that makes the game think the wheel is a 360 controller, or software (like Logitech Profiler) that makes the game think that it's a keypress.

2 hours ago, Sniper296 said:

It uses Rage Plugin Hook's Controller Buttons for controller, so you are limited to either MS' keyboard Keys, a 360 controller, software that makes the game think the wheel is a 360 controller, or software (like Logitech Profiler) that makes the game think that it's a keypress.

I use x360ce, and I trick the game into thinking the wheel is a 360 controller. What buttons on a controller are free to use as "indicators" then? I don't want to be pressing any buttons that do anything else.

Edit: Or alternatively, how do I make the Logitech Profiler stop stop working when I alt tab out of the game for whatever reason?

Edit 2: Well, I found a solution of sorts. I've set the GTA profile to "persistent" so that even when I tab out of the game it'll stay active and allow me to still use the indicators even if the profile would deactivate because the window had lost focus.

Edited January 10, 201610 yr by Pipeline