Steering angle values have not been completely recorded. about autonomousdrivingcookbook HOT 12 CLOSED

Fixed!! I deleted that json and put the x360ce in the correct directory. Now I can use the steering wheel to control the car! Thank you so much! I could have a good sleep now.

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What are you using to control the car? If you're using the keyboard to drive, then there will only be -1, 0, 1 steering angles, as a key is only ever up or down. We used this steering wheel when generating data. You can also use an xbox controller as input, and you will get continuous steering angles if you map the steering controls to one of the sticks.

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@mitchellspryn Thanks for the reminder! Yes I used keyboard to drive. I tried the Logitech G29 steering wheel before, but it could not use on Airsim. Which is another unsolved issue, haha.

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Are you using x360ce to map the inputs to xbox controller inputs? We had to do that.

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@mitchellspryn Yes, I tried x360ce to map the inputs, but it still could not work.

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Yes, I did as you said. It did not work.

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@mitchellspryn I bought the steering wheel you mentioned above. It did not work. Every time I connect the steering wheel with Airsim, the vehicle keep turning left with the "steering value: -1.25". The "Accel" value was 0.5 all the time. I cannot use the wheel to control car's direction, but I can do it by pushing the braking panels. Besides, there was no values of "steering', "throttle" or "break" inside the "rec.txt" file. It was so weird, so could you tell me how did you use this steering wheels to control the car? Thank you!

I did put the x360ce exe in the same directory as the AirSim binary.

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I found this code in CarPawn.cpp. Seams like it is related to my problems

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Hm. Are you using the binary that we provided, or the one from the AirSim page? The version we've tested with is a few iterations behind, and doesn't have that code...

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Actually, I tried both. They had the same problems. I added "PhysXCar" : {
"RC": {
"RemoteControlID": 0
}
} to "AD_Cookbook_Start_AirSim"file and put the x360ce exe in the "AD_Cookbook_AirSim" folder.

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Wait. What? Adding that json to the powershell script should either do nothing or cause a syntax error.

You need to put the x360ce in the same directory as the binary that is running. I think that would be $/AD_Cookbook_AirSim/JustAssets/Binaries/Win64, not the root directory. Also, make sure that when you push buttons on the steering wheel, the corresponding buttons light up in the x360ce GUI.

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