I am using an XBOX 360 controller, and it works fine, even better with the latest versions because it now works natively without any third driver piece like XBCD.

But it lack any vibration feedback, it feels nice and it can be very helpfull to feel the road (hitting curbs, slipping wheels...)

I know it is possible with the force feeback on a steering wheel like the G25, but it is with a gamepad?

Thanks for your help.

I used to use a wired 360 pad with xbcd and I'm pretty sure the force feedback worked could be wrong as it was a fair while ago.

Have you tried turning the value of ffb up in lfs (using < and > in game) and also check ffb is switched on in options > Controls > Wheel\Joystick > Axis\FFB

After seeing your message I tried to install the xbcd drivers on Windows 7 found here: http://www.katch.ne.jp/~morii/index.html

But before I installed both of the inf files contained here: http://www.katch.ne.jp/~morii/ ... es/20100504/x360c.etc.zip

The config utility of this driver enable force feeback by default, so I just had to check if it was enabled in LFS like you taold me and it worked right away.

The thing is that it only vibrate when the game sends an effort on the wheel, so i don't feel the tire slipping. I've seen a mod that increases and filters the ffb, I'll check this.

Thanks you've been helpful

The mod I was talking about: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=56690

It does improve it but still does not vibrate when sliding.

How does this mod improve things ?
I don't see/feel any difference (zero vibration here)

Thanks

First of all sorry for my english
Somebody can help me?
I would like to buy a Thrustmaster wheel Ferrari 458 Italia, but I am not sure if it is totally compatible with Win7 + LFS
Somebody here has this kind of device installed and worked?
Thanks