Mapping Multiple Wheels to a Sim

Simucube 2 Simucube 2 Questions
1

I have an SC2 Pro coming in a couple weeks and a SimRacingMachines Fanatec Formula V2 rim converted to USB. I would like to add an Ascher “SC wireless” wheel to my collection. Most games do not allow you to map a given function (Brake Bias +/-, for example) to two separate devices.

As such, if I play a Formula car with the Formula Rim (fully mapped) and then take the rim off to play a GT car with the Ascher SC wireless GT rim, will I have to re-map all of my settings or is there something in the TrueDrive software that supports this natively?

I want to be able to just swap the rim and keep playing. Is this realistic?

Would I have to use Joy2Key and, if so, is that realistic given the advanced functions and toggles of these rims/button boxes?

2

There are joytokey and keypadder and such 3rd-party solutions that enable this.

3

Which particular sim are you playing?
Most come either with multiple binding support or multiple controller profiles, or both.

4

RRRE, AMS2 are primary going forward. Likely Dirt Rally 2.0 at some point and some legacy PCARS2 playing. Nothing in iRacing, AMS1, rFactor 1/2.

5

I see “xpadder” out there and already knew of JoyToKey. If I’m honest, I never had any luck making JoyToKey work.

Considering some of these rotary dials are stationary (always on 1 until you turn to 2, 3, etc) how would that even work?

6

Its simple, use Xpadder to abstract away from the button press, use something like ,1 as a mapping for BB+ and ,2 as BB- in sim. Then map using Xpadder the relevent buttons on each wheel to ,1 or ,2

7

I’m gonna try to run my current G27 plus this converted rim through the program and see if I can get it to work at all. I’ll try to report back.

8

Yeah, looks like this should work for me. Hopefully the dual stage clutches work.