We need to tell the game to use this new file. Just adding the action map file isn't quite enough. Place it into: Steam Library\steamapps\common\DiRT 3 Complete Edition\actionmap Device Action Mapĭownload the device action map file for your wheel: In order to add support for new wheels, we need to make a new action map file for the device. Jump To: Action Map Files | G HUB Settings | DiRT 3 Settings | Troubleshooting Device Action Map FilesĮvery supported input device has a file (called the action map) that defines it and its button bindings. In this guide, I will show you how to add native support for these wheels, and then what settings to use to get the best force feedback in game. Once you do this and set the proper values for the control settings, you will never know the wheel was unsupported. This lets you control all the menus directly from the wheel and, most importantly, doesn't stop the game from saving progress (as is often the case when you start editing game files). Luckily, you can add native support for these wheels by editing a few text files. While you can bind the steering, pedals and buttons to actions using the in-game options, you won't be able to control the menus without native support. Unfortunately, because of its age, it doesn't natively support newer wheels like the Logitech G29 or G920. DiRT 3 - Best Logitech G29 / G920 Wheel Settings J| Filed under: LogitechĭiRT 3 is a great game that plays very well with a wheel.
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