Xbox 360 controller set-up

[thomasbeynon]

Hi guys,
I was just wondering how can i set up my Xbox 360 (wired) contoller to work on RSRBR 2011 ?

Thanks,
Thomas Beynon

 

[Pete Mull]

Hi guys,
I was just wondering how can i set up my Xbox 360 (wired) contoller to work on RSRBR 2011 ?

Thanks,
Thomas Beynon

Did you find the answer to your question Thomas or do you still require some help ??

Pete

 

[thomasbeynon]

yes i have i found a driver online wich helped me install it

Thomas

 

[Sever Olson]

My 360 controller works natively, without a driver. Are you running XP? I'm on Vista, that may be the difference.

The 360 controller works great for this game. One minor tweak is needed to get you going: go into the filter settings for the steering axis in the controls panel, and increase the curvature quite a bit. Otherwise the car will self-steer and be way too twitchy.

I recommend binding downshift to A, and upshift to X. I'm not talented enough yet to work the clutch too, so I leave that one on auto.

The scary thing is, I realize there's nothing keeping you from driving a real car with a game controller, if you went through the trouble of robotizing the steering, brake and throttle. Why not? Maybe someday we'll look back on driving cars with your feet as old-fashioned.

 

[Jack Hintz]

hey, I'm trying to configure my 360 controller to work with RBR but I'm finding it either INSANELY twitchy or to turning at all when I tweak settings. how are yours all set up? Maybe you could help me until my G27 arrives next week sometime
Much appreciated

 

[Sever Olson]

The 360 controller works great for this game. One minor tweak is needed to get you going: go into the filter settings for the steering axis in the controls panel, and increase the curvature quite a bit. Otherwise the car will self-steer and be way too twitchy.

RBR is set up for a wheel by default, which has a huge range of movement compared to the 3/4 inch your thumb moves left to right.

 

[Eddie Mann]

The scary thing is, I realize there's nothing keeping you from driving a real car with a game controller, if you went through the trouble of robotizing the steering, brake and throttle. Why not? Maybe someday we'll look back on driving cars with your feet as old-fashioned.

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