Recalbox 11: Force feedback racing wheels supported
Key points
Recalbox 11 adds force feedback support for several Logitech and Fanatec racing wheels. It also brings a new Wheels virtual system, a wheel settings menu with a test screen, and a setup wizard that runs the first time a wheel is connected.
Supported wheels
- Force feedback works on the Logitech G29 and G923.
- It also works on the Fanatec CSL DD, Gran Turismo DD Pro, ClubSport DD and CSL Elite; the CSL Elite base must be in PC mode.
- Experimental support covers the Fanatec ClubSport V2 and V2.5, Podium DD1 and DD2, CSR Elite and Porsche 911.
- The team says the list will grow, and owners of wheels not listed can ask for support on the project's Discord.
Wheels virtual system
- A new Wheels system collects arcade games meant to be played with a steering wheel, for example Out Run, Daytona USA and Pole Position.
- It can be switched on in the virtual systems menu.
Wheel menu and setup
- A dedicated wheel menu includes a test screen.
- Force feedback amplitude and effects can be set separately for each system and for each game.
- The first time a wheel is plugged in, a wizard detects it and walks the user through configuration.
Paddle shifters and wheels without force feedback
- Paddle shifters now change gears in racing games on the Model 3 and Naomi 2 systems.
- They also work in Crazy Taxi, Maximum Speed, Faster Than Speed and Out Run.
- On Naomi and Atomiswave, wheels without force feedback keep their centering return spring.
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Recalbox 11 introduces force feedback support for several Logitech and Fanatec racing wheels, along with a new Wheels virtual system, a dedicated menu, and a first-connection wizard. Here is everything that changes for…
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