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Thrustmaster TMX Support #78
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Hello, thanks for showing interest in this project. I had a cursory look at the zip file, and it seems like the TMX and TX use different USB command sets. For example, in file I did notice that the packet looks a lot like what the T150 driver does for its gain setting, seems like the TMX and T150 might share a command set. See here for the T150 gain setting code: If that's the case, adding support for the T150 might allow adding support for the TMX (or vice versa) in a similar way to how T248 and TX wheels use the T300 functionality. Alternatively, you can try patching the T150 driver, would probably take fewer lines of code. I have some rough outlines of what needs to be done to add support for a new wheel with a different command set, though nobody's done so yet: https://github.com/Kimplul/hid-tmff2/blob/master/docs/CONTRIBUTING.md#how-to-add-in-support-for-a-new-t-series-wheel |
Thanks for your quick reply. I'll look into how the t150 works and see if I can get something going here. If I'm honest I'd like to see a unification of TM drivers. It's a bit excessive that there are at least three init projects and two ffb projects all doing basically the same thing in radically different ways. |
Hello :) I'm not a complet Linux noob, but I don't understand the hid-timinit.c. How can I init my TMX Wheel to funtion properly. I have install the Drivers as it says here on Github, but it is only response as FFB Wheel. In F1 2020 I have the Wheel, but it says disconnected. I have also run proton tricks to install the windows driver in my steam prefix. I would love to has assist. I want learn this :D |
@19Topgun93 The TMX works with the T150 driver over in https://github.com/scarburato/t150_driver, try installing it and see what happens. I suppose there's not much interest getting the T150/TMX wheel(s) added to this project since they already seem to work with the T150 driver, so I think it's fine to close this issue. Would still be cool if someone with access to a T150 looked into it. |
Still on my to-do list, along with getting init done in hid-thrustmaster. Once I'm at a good place with my other input related project I'll be looking into it again. A single unified thrustmaster driver would be really nice. |
Can I help? I have my TMX Wheel and Windows as dual boot. I have learned in my work python and javascript, but I'm not a pro. Can I assist you somewhere @pastaq ? |
I'll ping you for testing when I'm ready for that. The data is available for everything, it just needs to be brought over. |
Hi. I'm working on Thurstmaster TMX support. Using the existing TX model as a baseline, and https://github.com/emtek995/TMX-driver to init the two state startup, I have got the module to load and detect the TMX. This has allowed me to load a corrected Report Descriptor and it also seems to enable auto-centering. So far I have not been able to play any FFB effects using fftest.
Everything is detected but so far but nothing plays.
I did some USBPcap captures in windows of each of the FFB effects in the config tool as well as changing configs for gain.
tmx_ff_cap.zip
Current status is in my fork's main: https://github.com/pastaq/hid-tmff2/
What would you recommend as a next step? The TX and TMX devices seem very similar based on how they init and the needed Report Descriptor modifications. Reading through #48 didn't provide any insight on where I need to go next.
Some more data:
lsmod | grep tm
udevadm info --attribute-walk --path=$(udevadm info --query=path --name=/dev/input/event7)
evtest /dev/input/event7
dmesg
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