Oversteer is a utility to configure steering wheels.
Note the utility doesn’t provide direct hardware support as you’ll need a driver module to enable the hardware.
This is free and open source software.
Features include:
- Change emulation mode.
- Change rotation range.
- Combine accelerator/brakes pedals for games that use just one axis.
- Change autocentering force strength.
- Change force feedback gain.
- Device configuration profiles.
- Fix system permissions to access all device features.
- Overlay window to display/configure range.
- Use wheel buttons to configure range.
- Hardware performance testing.
- (only new-lg4ff) Combine accelerator/clutch pedals. Useful for flight simulators.
- (only new-lg4ff) Change global force feedback gain (with new-lg4ff).
- (only new-lg4ff) Change each conditional force feedback effect type gain.
- (only new-lg4ff) FFBmeter to monitor FFB clipping using wheel leds or overlay window.
- Supports Logitech wheels:
- Wingman Formula GP.
- Wingman Formula Force GP.
- Driving Force / Formula EX.
- Driving Force Pro.
- Driving Force GT.
- Momo Force.
- Momo Racing Force.
- Speed Force Wireless.
- G25 Racing Wheel.
- G27 Racing Wheel.
- G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel.
- G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel.
Website: github.com/berarma/oversteer
Support:
Developer: Bernat Arlandis
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
Oversteer is written in Python. Learn Python with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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