Everything but the cooler was used, the Mobo was taken out of a lightly used build according to the seller.
For $5 more I could have bought a brand new Q9550, but they were untested, so I figured I'd save some money and have the assurance that I'm getting a working CPU.
Team Name: Twisted Fang Racing
Entered Cars: 1
Team Manager: Travis Wilber [Mr. Kninja]
Team Vice-Manager: Erik Manelius [Firexter]
Drivers:
Mr. Kninja, Travis Wilber, USA
Firexter, Erik Manelius, Finland
I'll tell you exactly that. This isn't Need for Speed, it's Live for Speed. I highly doubt the majority of LFS' fanbase would prefer an open map with cop chases to the true to life racing experience we have now.
Even not having an Occulus, from what I hear LFS is already at the front of the VR curve. So it seems to me Scavier is handling this sim (not game) just fine.
(Sorry if any of this comes off as rude, it certainly wasn't my intention.)
In the pit menu there will be a steering tab, under that you can find the degrees of rotation for each vehicle. Just set the degrees of rotation both in-game and in your profiler to that.
Well, the drivers are what enables a lot of the functions of your wheel to work on the PC, so I definitely would recommend downloading those off of the Fanatec website. I don't know what the issue is with your Axes/FF menu though, are you sure that's the menu you went in? This is what it should look like. You should just have to click on each name, then move the respective pedal.
I'd definitely start by installing your drivers. But the thing I see wrong here is you're trying to assign the pedals as buttons, which they aren't. When you're in the controls menu, if you look just above the list of button assignments there will be another list that says Buttons 1, Buttons 2, etc. at the end of the list there will be a button that says "Axes / FF", click on that. Then you can assign your brake, clutch and accelerator properly.