How to test about t150_driver HOT 6 CLOSED

To test the input run evtest, also take note of the device path (ex. /dev/input/event19 ).
To test the forcefeedback run fftest [device path] and ffmvforce [device path], on Ubuntu those two programs are found in the joystick packet.

I'm trying to use the wheel in rfactor 2 thru steam

Anyway a Reddit user reported having problem with Steam installed as a flatpack, maybe is your case? (link)

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evtest, fftest and ffmvforce all works fine. Steam is installed thru the manjaro package - but still no luck with rfactor.

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Switch off all other controllers. It might be grabbing them instead of the wheel. You can also redefine the controls in the game. I've had that problem even with a graphics tablet.

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Is it ok that it's detected as both /dev/input/event19 and /dev/input/js0 ?
Should the controller settings section in Steam detect it ?

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@toft864 if you're using Manjaro with KDE like myself, there's a section in System Settings -/ Input Devices -/ Game Controller, the wheel is there and showing all the axes as well as the buttons.
For me it worked like a charm in Manjaro, I use it with ATS - great work @scarburato

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evtest, fftest and ffmvforce all works fine

This is then a steam problem, not a driver problem. I suggest to close this

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