usb2n64-adapter
USB to N64 gamepad adapter with raspberry pi pico (by pdaxrom)
t150_driver
Linux driver for Thrustmaster T150 Steering Wheel USB (by scarburato)
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| 4.6 | 5.0 | |
| 6 months ago | 5 months ago | |
| C | C | |
| MIT License | GNU General Public License v3.0 only |
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usb2n64-adapter
Posts with mentions or reviews of usb2n64-adapter.
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and similar projects.
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Simple USB XBOX/HID Gamepads Adapter and Memory Pack for N64 with Raspberry Pi Pico
you can find project sources and compiled firmware here: https://github.com/pdaxrom/usb2n64-adapter
t150_driver
Posts with mentions or reviews of t150_driver.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-11-09.
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Help with using Thrustmaster T150 on Steam Deck
I would not bother. There's an unofficial driver for linux but it looks like it only partially supports force feedback. Force feedback is the only reason to use a wheel in the first place.
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Fix jscal detecting steering wheel range wrong?
So, I'm basically trying to make my Thrustmaster TMX Pro work under Fedora 36. I already tried using [tmdrv](https://github.com/her001/tmdrv) with [scarabuto's T150 driver](https://github.com/scarburato/t150_driver) and [emtek995's TMX / TMX Pro driver](https://github.com/emtek995/TMX-driver). With both ways nearly everything is workig except the calibration with jscal, which shows the Axis to be about 30000, instead of the correct 60000 large. As a result I have a weird deadzone of about 20° in every direction from the center. In Windows everything works fine.
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F1 22 with Logitech G27 and Force Feedback fully working
I was struggling a while back with these drivers, but couldn't make it work. Specifically I use Thrustmaster T150, so might be that my model isn't supported
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Sim racing in Linux 2021 an update
t150_driver
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Quick question: Why is my steering wheel for ETS2 detected on the native version but not with proton?
I have a thrustmaster T150 steering wheel for my PC, and I installed a driver from this github page, and it worked right away when I launched euro truck simulator 2 in the native version. But becasue I found out that the native version has significantly worse performance than proton and it didn't support vkBasalt, I switched. When I launched ETS2 with proton, it was not detected anymore.
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Thrustmaster T80 Ferrari 488 GTB on Linux
There are kernel modules for other Thrustmaster wheels such as the T150 and T300RS but not the T80, unfortunately.
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Raceroom running on Linux with Proton
-Thrustmaster T150 with T150_driver
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Anyone got t150_driver to work with Project Cars 2, Proton 6.33?
I'm successfully using t150_driver with my Thrustmaster T150 in Eurotrucks 2 on Linux (Ubuntu 20.04).
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Problem getting thrustmaster tmx wheel to work on linux
you should reply directly to the user so I get a notification when you respond, I only noticed this post by chance. Anyways something like this should work https://github.com/scarburato/t150_driver/blob/master/files/etc/udev/rules.d/10-t150.rules but you will have to replace the name/model id/vendor id with the appropriate ones, I'm surprised that tmdrv doesn't have an example rule
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Lotus 79 F1 at Silverstone Historic (Linux/Proton)
If you own a T150 or T300RS Thrustmaster wheel, you have this drivers: https://github.com/scarburato/t150_driver
What are some alternatives?
When comparing usb2n64-adapter and t150_driver you can also consider the following projects:
tmdrv
vJoy - Virtual Joystick
FreeJoy - STM32F103 USB HID game device controller with flexible configuration
GIMX - The GIMX software.
new-lg4ff - Experimental Logitech force feedback module for Linux
OpenFFBoard - OpenFFBoard is a universal force feedback interface for DIY simulation devices
evdev-joystick-calibration - Run, pick up the gamepad and turn sticks with triggers around
Proton - Compatibility tool for Steam Play based on Wine and additional components
oversteer - Steering Wheel Manager for GNU/Linux
HidGuardian - Windows kernel-mode driver for controlling access to various input devices.
8821cu - Linux Driver for USB WiFi Adapters that are based on the RTL8811CU, RTL8821CU and RTL8731AU Chipsets
bldc-ffb-joystick-base - CAD files for force feedback joystick base
t150_driver vs tmdrv
t150_driver vs vJoy
t150_driver vs FreeJoy
t150_driver vs GIMX
t150_driver vs new-lg4ff
t150_driver vs OpenFFBoard
t150_driver vs evdev-joystick-calibration
t150_driver vs Proton
t150_driver vs oversteer
t150_driver vs HidGuardian
t150_driver vs 8821cu
t150_driver vs bldc-ffb-joystick-base