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Author Topic: Use two U360s for driving games?  (Read 1003 times)

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Use two U360s for driving games?
« on: September 05, 2007, 11:27:08 am »
I am putting together some ideas for my home built cab and wonderd if anyone had tried using the U360 sticks as analog sticks ala a control pad for driving games. Then map two of the two player buttons for the gear shift.
I reaslise the best option would be the spinner with a wheel attached but wondered if this would work.
Would you actually be able to use the analog movement of the sticks as the steering controls or would it only be in digital mode?

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Re: Use two U360s for driving games?
« Reply #1 on: September 05, 2007, 07:48:23 pm »
I am putting together some ideas for my home built cab and wonderd if anyone had tried using the U360 sticks as analog sticks

Yes, works

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ala a control pad

I hate gamepads, so if that's what you mean, no. ;)

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for driving games.

Yes, works.

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Then map two of the two player buttons for the gear shift.

No, but should work.  BYW, why player 2's?

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I reaslise the best option would be the spinner with a wheel attached

Only for 360 degree wheel games like super sprint, offroad, and pole position.  For 270 degree like spy hunter, the best would be 270 degree wheels, such normal PC wheels.

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but wondered if this would work.
Would you actually be able to use the analog movement of the sticks as the steering controls or would it only be in digital mode?

If you tell the u360 to send analog signal, and map in mame as such, it will work fine.
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