are you using SC2? there is a profile for GIMX at the other session in online paddockAny recommendations for a simucube settings profile some one mentioned a paddock simucube profile but we're do I get it from?
are you using SC2? there is a profile for GIMX at the other session in online paddockAny recommendations for a simucube settings profile some one mentioned a paddock simucube profile but we're do I get it from?
Sc1 I'm using mateare you using SC2? there is a profile for GIMX at the other session in online paddock
Ah, that whole section needs to be applicable to the wheel you are using, so if you copy mine it's going to refer to a Simagic Alpha Mini. Can you copy your entire config here? I should be able to suggest some edits- I ve opened the copy (xml file) with note pad and I didn´t see any force feedback part, so I copy your test and the paste to the file.
Hello, when I connect the gimx to the drivehud it doesn't work, could you explain the steps to be able to connect it since I'm quite clumsy, thanks, my steps are, I connect the drivehub more hori to the ps then I start the gimx connected to the steering wheel input, none of it works for me control assigned to gimx I can not give the ps buttonHi geeky will this hack work on gt7 ps5 I'm using gimix and drivhub and hori pad ps4 and ps4 pad with my simucube it all works fine but get oscillations.
Unfortunately, I haven't experimented with the linux version so I'm not sure I can help much. I can offer some pointers, but you might already know them. The first thing I would do is make sure you can correctly build the GIMX executable for the RPi, which will probably mean either building it on the RPi or installing the toolchain to compile for the arm processor. Once you have that working, I can take a look at the edits made to the source code and figure out how to translate them to the linux part of the tree.Hi! Can you help me step by step to install the fix on raspberry gimx 8 G29PS4? thanks!
git clone https://github.com/GeekyDeaks/GIMX.git
cd GIMX
git checkout g29-correction-v2
Unfortunately, I haven't experimented with the linux version so I'm not sure I can help much. I can offer some pointers, but you might already know them. The first thing I would do is make sure you can correctly build the GIMX executable for the RPi, which will probably mean either building it on the RPi or installing the toolchain to compile for the arm processor. Once you have that working, I can take a look at the edits made to the source code and figure out how to translate them to the linux part of the tree.
EDIT: I took a quick look and the changes are all to the core, so they might work as-is:
Comparing matlo:master...GeekyDeaks:g29-correction-v2 · matlo/GIMX
The GIMX software. Contribute to matlo/GIMX development by creating an account on GitHub.github.com
You'll either need to copy down all the files changed or if you are familiar with git, simply clone my repo and checkout the branch e.g.
Bash:git clone https://github.com/GeekyDeaks/GIMX.git cd GIMX git checkout g29-correction-v2
You'll then need to build that version so you might need to re-do the steps required to create the build environment