Translating my G27 wheel into an Xbox one controler.

[GrosJoueurs]

Hi,

Just received my new titan 2.
Looking to translate my G27 into an x-box controller.
Is there a way i could do this without having to write an entire script?

I tried the input translator, but it seems like there is only 1 option for the entire left/right axis of the wheel (stick 2 x).
So i can't seem to be able to translate it to Stick left and right.

Thank you for your help!

[J2Kbr]

Hi, there is a HID configuration file for the G27, if you have your Titan Two equipped with a Micro SD Card, connect the device to your computer and go the "Device Configuration" panel, there click on the button labeled "Configure".

This operation will copy several files to the sd card, one is for the G27.

Using the HID configuration file all inputs of the G27 will be correctly mapped to the controller, not requiring an input translator for this purpose.

If you need adjust the wheel sensitivity the script for that can be found here:

https://www.consoletuner.com/wiki/index ... ontrollers

Note: be sure to have an XB1 controller at Inpti0B for console authentication purposes.

[GrosJoueurs]

Wow! Thanks for the elaborate answer. Your time is really appreciated.

The problem i'm having is that i don't want the usual mapping. I won't be using the gear shifter from the G27 (wich contain the usual D-Pad and ABXY buttons).

I'm playing simple arcade games, like https://store.steampowered.com/app/389140/Horizon_Chase_Turbo/.
All i need is for the wheel to emulate left and right on a D-Pad, the pedal to emulate A and B button, and one of the trigger for the nitro.

Another question:
Once i figure out the configuration, can i have 2 G27 plugged into the Titan 2 or do i need to buy one titan for every wheel i want to use?

[J2Kbr]

Another question: Once i figure out the configuration, can i have 2 G27 plugged into the Titan 2 or do i need to buy one titan for every wheel i want to use?

The Titan Two (as well the Titan One) can accept inputs from multiple device, but outputs as single device (usually emulating a gaming controller). If your question is use the device for multiple payers, then the answer is yes. Each player will need their own Titan Two.