kisak-valve
commented
2 years ago Hello @RephlexZero, this issue is already being tracked at https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/6323. Closing as a duplicate.
Closed RephlexZero closed 2 years ago
kisak-valve
commented
2 years ago Hello @RephlexZero, this issue is already being tracked at https://github.com/ValveSoftware/Proton/issues/6323. Closing as a duplicate.
Out of the blue my Logitech G29 Racing Wheel stopped being detected correctly. Previously, in general controller settings it showed up normally and I could use it in games such as F1 2021, BeamNG Drive and Assetto Corsa Competizione under proton with 100% functionality. I used it like this for months, racking up a few hundred hours in racing games on Linux.
Now, it's being detected as a "PS3 Controller" which makes sense as the G29 was originally intended for PS3/4/PC. The buttons on the wheel are mapped like a controller, but in game there is no wheel functionality, no pedals, force feedback, etc... I don't recall doing anything drastic enough to break this.
I've tried a few times to clear the profile it seems to default to, but even reinstalling Steam or my OS seems to persist a broken profile leading me to believe it's a Steam Input Config cloud save issue I used Steam support to request deletion of these files so they can be regenerated correctly but apparently this is not possible... Local deletion seems to always get overwritten and I do not know of a method to delete them myself.
The G29 is correctly identified as as USB device in Dmesg and third party config apps like Oversteer also detect it correctly, allowing me to change and calibrate the force feedback. I am confident the wheel isn't broken, and the regular driver on windows is still fine, but Steam seems to be struggling on Linux here.
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I have never made an issue here before, please ask for any further info and thanks so much for your help.