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When I start simhub My Ultimate pedals will not recognized anymore.
When I close simhub, immediately the pedals are working again.
Btw
Simhub freezes sometimes and I have to restart the pc.
Hi ! If you are using steam make sure that steam input is disabled in the steam game properties, steam inputs prevents to read the controller on multiple applications (simhub reads controllers to trigger actions) alternatively you can simply disable it controllers plugin inside simhub global settings.
Concerning the freeze it's under study, i've not yet found what is triggering triggering it 🙁
If you are using steam make sure that steam input is disabled in the steam game properties
This hint should pop up in SimHub! The issue put me in a really bad mood last night. In my case, using Thrustmaster T-LCM pedals, the pedals initially worked fine. I was having an online multiplayer session in Dirt Rally 2 Rallycross with several races, and every 2nd start or so my pedals were gone.
Just as if there was some reset happening between two races, triggering a race condition regarding the access to the pedal outputs.
Due to the fact I just installed my new VoCore screen and SimHub and the explained behaviour, which hinted to a software issue, I was able to track down SimHub as the ground of the issue and eventually found this post.
However, disabling steam input for every racing sim on my PC solved the issue.
....alternatively you can simply disable it controllers plugin inside simhub global settings.
However, disabling steam input for every racing sim on my PC solved the issue.
What Wotever meant is. Instead of disabling steam input for every game, you only need to disable 1 controller in SH.
Hello!
I have a similar problem, but none of the above helped.
Description of the problem: after setting up the bass shaker in the Simhub, the pedals Simjack Pro stopped functioning (the gas and brake pedals do not respond, the clutch almost does not respond). The pedals stop working right after launching the game in the Content Manager. So everything works until the game starts. If I close the Simhub window while playing, the pedals immediately start working (but the bass shaker stops obviously).
Before setting up the bass shaker, the Simhub did not interfere with the pedals (I used a dashboard for the tablet).
What I have already tried:
- disable pedals in Simhub
- disable steam input
- hide pedals from Steam and Simhub using the HidHide utility
Hi ! If you are using steam make sure that steam input is disabled in the steam game properties, steam inputs prevents to read the controller on multiple applications (simhub reads controllers to trigger actions) alternatively you can simply disable it controllers plugin inside simhub global settings.
I never thought that I need the steam input to be disabled in the steam game properties.
I experience problems with my accelerator pedal after, for example, a crash. The gas lingers. Have already disabled input in Steam. Use the Simagic haptic pedal plug-in. This problem occurs in several simulators. In Thrustmaster control software an input can clearly be seen even though I do not press my accelerator pedal. Only by disconnecting my Thrustmaster T-GT can I continue again.
I experience problems with my accelerator pedal after, for example, a crash.
The gas lingers.
Have already disabled input in Steam.
Use the Simagic haptic pedal plug-in.
This problem occurs in several simulators.
In Thrustmaster control software an input be seen on this moments even though I don not press my accelerator pedal.
Only by disconnectrin my Thrustmaster T-GT can unrelease this 'ghost' input an I can continue with my own inputs again.
How to resolve this problem?
Sorry. I was looking to my software of not working my pedals.
Problem seemed to be in the combination of Thrustmaster T-LCM pedals (with Hall sensor) and Simagic shakers with magnets. After I grounded my rig the problem was solved.
The hall sensor is sensitive for the magnetic fields of, for example, the Simagic Haptic Pedal Reactor P-HPR's.