Here is a config file for the Microsoft® Sidewinder USB steeringwheel.
I have made this config because some people have problems with setting axes.
You can simply add him in the configurator.
How to install:
1) Open the configurator
2) Click on "controls"
3) Click on "import keymap"
4) Select the .map file (unzip the archive first)
Now you have a fully working Microsoft® steeringwheel
UPDATE 0.38.XXX
1) Extract the .map file out of the .zip
2) Go to your documents folder and go to the "Rigs of Rods 0.38" folder.
3) Then click on "config" and replace the .map with the one out of my .zip (backup first)
A new, different GUI. It incorporates my own version of the lights on Thomas's transparent GUI, and has a new ignition switch, new lights for parking, load secured/locked, pressure, clutch and a new Tachometer.
Version 2 includes a modified speedo, pedals by rob_69, and new green and red colour scheme.
A new, different GUI. It incorporates my own version of the lights on Thomas's transparent GUI, and has a new ignition switch, new lights for parking, load secured/locked, pressure, clutch, new Tachometer, new pedals, different needle, and a revamped plane GUI.
Changelog:
Version 2: Includes a modified speedo, pedals by rob_69, and new green and red colour scheme.
Version 3: Updated speedo ring, coloured letters for roll and pitch (roll turns red instead of blue dot), and coloured numbers for the speedo, tacho and roll and pitch gauges.
Version 4: New pedals, different needle, completely revamped plane GUI.
~Are you a stubborn 'murrican?
~Are you tired of looking at the little yellow numbers on the default speedometer to tell how fast you are going?
Have no fear, the 'US customary system' speedometer is here!
Gone are the days of having to strain your eyes to see those tiny numbers. You could potentially save hundreds in eye doctor and chiropractor visits just by using this mod!*
This is just a simple mod of the default speedometer to indicate Miles Per Hour rather than Kilometers Per Hour. It is broken up into divisions of 5mph and measures up to 90mph before the needle is set to stop.
I whipped this up really quickly this morning, so it is not perfect, the measurements for 5mph-35-mph are about 1.5mph above what they should indicate. I may fix it in the future. Otherwise it is very accurate.
Installation:
Just plop speedo.dds into textures.zip (found in the resources folder of your RoR directory).
A new, different GUI. It incorporates my own version of the lights on Thomas's transparent GUI, and has a new ignition switch, new lights for parking, load secured/locked, pressure, clutch and a new Tachometer. I haven't got round to working on the speedo yet.
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