F1 2019 on the same version, however, has trouble recognizing the wheel, so I'm guessing the problem is in some versions of Proton/Wine -> F1 2019, rather than FFB -> Proton/Wine. I'm thinking the issue might be game-specific, as the wheel works perfectly for me in other games like DiRT Rally 2 (also Codemasters), even on Proton 4.2-9. I've also compensated to fixing the rotation range and using the 'autocenter strength' in Oversteer, similar to the fixes other users mentioned, but having played other games with the G29, I realized that there must be something wrong. The wheel is light and rotates freely, while only bumps in the road return any sort of feedback through jolts in the wheel to the right. However, I experienced the same FFB no matter which early or late version of Proton was used. Previous Proton versions recognized the wheel in game as 'Logitech G29 Racing Wheel' instead, and all the buttons had to be mapped from scratch, while the buttons were recognized as a number instead of their button symbols. The only difference is that, in more recent Proton versions, the G29 wheel is recognized as 'Logitech G29' and button-mapped properly in game, with the exception of the throttle/brake pedals, but that's due to the XML actionmaps shipped with the game from Windows. I also tried all the Proton/Proton-GE versions mentioned by et al., but no luck. Just want to add that I have the exact same experience as described. I get the same behavior with all of the following Proton versions: Apparently this is fine for 100+ hours of playing with weak FFB settings, as long as you are blissfully unaware of it 😮 Tried fixing it with ffbwrap with no luck. It turns out that all FFB effects pull to the right.This force is part of the on- and off-track effects, since it is affected by those settings. There actually is some resistance when turning the wheel to the left (not when turning to the right), but the effect feels uneven and rumbling.The in-game FFB setting for wheel damper appears to have no effect.Having turned up the force feedback strength for testing and then paid close attention attention to what I was feeling, I've concluded the following:
I even use the same autocenter mitigation. This is very close my experience, but I use a Logitech G29. This makes the game very playable for me and FFB feels okish.
But there is no resisting force against turning the wheel and no force to center the wheel. There is also some FFB, for road/off-road, curbs etc. The wheel gets detected properly and all buttons are mapped. I use a DFGT with the new-lg4ff driver, proton 5.0-6. VorpX should flash up a dialogue window and also should launch SteamVR. The game runs great, everything works and performance is good, with the exception of FFB. Launch Steam Got to the Library tab and launch the F1 2019 game, it is important to select the DirectX 11 version only (this should flash up in a windows), note I don’t think VorpX works with DX12.
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