Stick help

[The Old Guard]

So I've got my flight stick here, and since TDU2 apparently provides support for sticks like this I tried to use it, not working..

 

Anyone mind helping me configure the game to use my flight stick or something like that?

 

(It's a logitech stick if anyone is wondering, and I want to use it as a gear stick of sorts)

[Ryzza5]

A joystick only has 2 axis, with 4 basic inputs, but most cars have more than 4 gears, so even if TDU2 did support a wide array of controllers (which doesn't seem to be the case), I don't see how you could emulate a H shifter without an external program that detects and remaps the input to other buttons.

[The Old Guard]

Um, well can you at least help me to make this stick of mine work?

[TDUFREAK500]

is it an FF (Force Feedback) stick or a normal stick you could use FF Shifter if it is an FF stick or Xpadder if it is non FF

[GhostPL]

I use a flight stick to change gears sequentally and it worked perfectly. There's no possibility of an H-shifter, you'd have to push the stick constantly to stay in a gear.

[Metal Peter]

@ Ghost PL: It IS possible. In the net you can find a tutorial that tells you how to modify your flight stick to make it an H-Shifter. And a program that lets you maake it work. But it´s useless if the stick isn´t working :/ sry. don´t know how to fix that problem

[Fear Deer]

only if your joystick has force feedback you can use it as h shifter

the program used, if i remember correctly is

Virtual H Shifter

but make sure it has force feedback.

[GhostPL]

Well, what's the point if the stick can only go 4 ways.

[Metal Peter]

As I said you will modify it. You will be able to have 8-9 gears or something. but I´m not sure. If I had the link I´d giveit to you so you could udnerstand. ut I don´t remember where I found that tutorial