Project CARS Pro

HunterLaneSBVR

Scotthan Of course happy to help!!! 😄

PatrickRinaudo397065

HunterLaneSBVR nothing that offers any insight on why wheels and pedals don’t work with the game… is sim tools or third party software the plug in needed on top of the logitech software?\

HunterLaneSBVR

PatrickRinaudo397065 From my understanding, most wheel setups should be rather plug and play with Project CARS Pro.

Which racing setup do you use? If you’re unable to get your specific setup working, you might need to reach out to Project CARS team for further assistance.

PatrickRinaudo397065

HunterLaneSBVR g29 logitech pedal and steering wheel. Like i said, it works for touring karts and project cars 3. just not for the pro.

HunterLaneSBVR

PatrickRinaudo397065

Hey Patrick, I highly suggest reaching out to the Project CARS Pro team to see what might be causing the issue or if there are any extra steps you might need to take to configure your particular hardware to work with Project CARS Pro.

From my understanding, if the other Project CARS games support it, Pro definitely should as well. (And the generally seem to be rather “plug and play.” The wheel/pedal are generally just mapped to certain buttons)

Question, does Project CARS Pro work at all? Like can you use a mouse and keyboard/gamepad to play it or does that not even work?

PatrickRinaudo397065

HunterLaneSBVR yes, it did, when i had it on.. i can see myself sitting in the car which is pretty cool, but can’t hit the gas or move the wheel inside the game..so sounds like their is something i am not doing with logitech software side…project cars pro does not have a profile. i did reach out to them, but no reply back yet.

Scotthan

PatrickRinaudo397065 I’ve got the same setup and didn’t do anything special. No extra software, just the Logitech gamehub installed. Have you tired moving USB ports ?

Scotthan

PatrickRinaudo397065 Figure this out yet? I found this on their help page - https://www.projectcarspro.com/help/ ….. hit the Left CTRL key on the keyboard and the settings menu will come up … check the Configuration section and Control Scheme …..

PatrickRinaudo397065

igor from facebook told me to hit control key at accellerate to start screen. thanks i appreciate it.. this is very helpful too. will test it out later after my escape the lost pyramid customers🙂

PatrickRinaudo397065

it works now. thanks. that was the missing link that i didn’t have a clue on getting to. haha.

PatrickRinaudo397065

any chance on getting credit for the set up time. all that is set up time currently haha.

HunterLaneSBVR

PatrickRinaudo397065 Hey Patrick, if you ping support@springboardvr.com, they may be able to assist you!

VoyagerVR

Hey guys, I will be getting into sim racing here when I reopen hopefully soon. I’ve been reading through the thread here and had a few questions?
*Also thanks to Patrick for help selecting cockpit and accessories on another forum!

I will be using first gen vive headsets for my rigs. Can I use one base station for tracking or do I need them both per unit?
After pedals, wheel and shifters are configured using Logitech software (G920), is the game still launched through SB launcher? If so, are the controllers needed to first select game or is the game launched from the desktop initially then buttons on wheel used to navigate?
If game is run through launcher, do I first need to create a new station profile for each rig?
I will be running Nvidia 1070 cards. Are these decent to run Project Cars Pro?
Any suggestions for any other SB games (roller coasters or Flight) that can be played in the rigs?

thevrclub

VoyagerVR In answer to question 1: you only need one base station. You can have as many headsets as you can fit into the coverage area all running off one base station. The gen 1 base stations have a 5.5m range at approx 120deg field of view from the base station angle