glovepie

Someone on DL was asking how to map clear visor to the steering wheel obversely logitec users can use the logitec control panel.

Heres a way Fanatec users can do the samething

download glovepie

http://glovepie.org/...ie_download.php

cut, paste and run the following script:- clear visor plus
keyboard on the go seat adjustments with additional pitch adjustment.

y,u up and down
h, j right and left
c,v pitch + -
z,x forwards and backwards
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(L) = joystick0.Button8


if (var.init=false) then
var.defp = FakeTrackIR.pitch
var.defx = FakeTrackIR.x
var.defy = FakeTrackIR.y
var.defz = FakeTrackIR.z
var.init=true
endif


if pressed(y) then
FakeTrackIR.y += 0.003 // up
elseif pressed(u) then
FakeTrackIR.y -= 0.003 // down
elseif pressed(h) then
FakeTrackIR.x += 0.003 // right
elseif pressed(j) then
FakeTrackIR.x -= 0.003 // left
elseif pressed(c)then
FakeTrackIR.pitch += 1 // pitch +
elseif pressed(v) then
FakeTrackIR.pitch -= 1 // pitch -
elseif pressed((z)) then
FakeTrackIR.z += 0.003 // forward
elseif pressed((x)) then
FakeTrackIR.z -= 0.003 // back
elseif pressed((Enter)) then // reset to default
FakeTrackIR.z = var.defz
FakeTrackIR.y = var.defy
FakeTrackIR.x = var.defx
endif

script for goto pits and repair damage all with the left dpad button.

cursorposx and y need to be worked out for different resolution the example below is
for 1216 by 698.





(L) = joystick0.Button8
if joystick0.Pov1Left then
press keyboard.esc;
wait 15ms
release keyboard.esc;
mouse.cursorposX = 600;
mouse.cursorposy =270;
press mouse.leftButton;
wait 15ms;
release mouse.leftButton ;
mouse.cursorposX = 820;
mouse.cursorposy =630;
press mouse.leftButton;
wait 15ms;
release mouse.leftButton ;
endif

works with the fanatec, might work with g25/7

Handbrake using paddle shift up


(ins) = joystick0.Button3
(L) = joystick0.Button8
if joystick0.Pov1Left then
press keyboard.esc;
wait 15ms
release keyboard.esc;
mouse.cursorposX = 600;
mouse.cursorposy =270;
press mouse.leftButton;
wait 15ms;
release mouse.leftButton ;
mouse.cursorposX = 820;
mouse.cursorposy =630;
press mouse.leftButton;
wait 15ms;
release mouse.leftButton ;
endif

Paul, for the handbrake is it not easier to simply keypress Insert when binding handbrake to a wheel button?

Key.Insert = Joystick.Button10
Key.Insert = EnsureRange(Joystick.Button10, 0,1)

That binds a key to a button, without overcomplicating things.

Unless the Fanatec works in some hideously complicated way.

Nice work on the other bits, though

EDIT: Actually, its even simpler than that.. Key.Insert = Joystick.Button10 is all thats needed for it to function. The second line was some crap from when i was testing.

Converted your return to box script for the G25 on a 1680*1050 monitor

if joystick.Button19 then
press keyboard.esc;
wait 15ms
release keyboard.esc;
mouse.cursorposX = 840;
mouse.cursorposy =411;
press mouse.leftButton;
wait 15ms;
release mouse.leftButton ;
mouse.cursorposX = 1145;
mouse.cursorposy =965;
press mouse.leftButton;
wait 15ms;
release mouse.leftButton ;
endif

Just needs the button number changed for whatever button is desired on the wheel

"Paul, for the handbrake is it not easier to simply keypress Insert when binding handbrake to a wheel button?"

not sure what your getting at Martin
(ins) = joystick0.Button3 is the same thing as
Key.Insert = Joystick.Button10 ?

Anyway feel free to post the scripts on your site.

Ahhh, i get it now. Sorry i misunderstood your post. You've added each bit onto the list of scripts. I thought each one was a separate script.

We (and by we i mean a collaborative effort where my part is mostly cheering and waving pom poms ) have managed to come up with a way to make the driver look as they turn. eg if the driver turns hard right, he/she turns their head to look into the corner. Works excellently in all but the Vintage. Difficult to judge the angle of the car. makes for lots of spins.

FakeTrackIR.yaw = (MapRange(Joystick.x,-1,1,-100,100))

Change the bit in bold to change how much the driver looks into the corner.

We're trying to figure out how to make it turn exponentially. But thats proving far more tricky. At this point we can make it do it in one direction, but it doesnt seem to like doing the other.

Another option is to bind mem and view on the wheel.
Only work with the fixed wheel and is dependant on fov and seat positions.

an example for the F16 with fov of 60, 0 seat postions at 1024 by 768, and fixed wheel.

if joystick0.button16 then
mouse.cursorposX = 600;
mouse.cursorposy =670;
press mouse.leftButton;
wait 15ms;
release mouse.leftButton ;
wait 300ms;

endif

if joystick0.button19 then
mouse.cursorposX = 580;
mouse.cursorposy =680;
press mouse.leftButton;
wait 15ms;
release mouse.leftButton ;
wait 300ms;
endif

Paul, what axis is the fanatec wheel movement? Logitech is X axis. is the fanatec the same?

[CONTROLLERS]
CON0=Porsche Wheel
CON1=Clubsport Pedals

[STEER]
JOY=0
AXLE=0
FF=1
SCALE=1
FACTOR=1
LOCK=900

[THROTTLE]
JOY=1
AXLE=3
MIN=1
MAX=-1.1

[BRAKES]
JOY=1
AXLE=4
MIN=1
MAX=-1

[CLUTCH]
JOY=1
AXLE=5
MIN=1
MAX=-1

I meant within GlovePIE.

For the TrackIR view yaw script to work with fanatec, we need the correct wheel axis.

the joystick values button etc sould be the same for glovepie.