check if everything is ok on the test tab.ĥ- Launch Project cars, go to options and select custom wheel, then map your sticks, keys at will.Ħ- It needs to be calibrated otherwise game gives something as a 200º steering lock so it will get understeer on some corners. I advise to first click on reset to default, then you can calibrate it if it has some particular problem like not being centered, etc. There should be a icon of the xbox controller or similar, right click on it and select 'game controller settings', then click on properties and chose the settings tab. Applied again.Ĥ- Open control manager and click on devices and printers. Then I chose type as Joystick (on top of the window) set deadzones to zero (you can change after if you want but I wanted all raw, and don't enable full range.). I installed XBCD_Installer_0.2.7.exe version.Ģ- Go to start menu, find the newly installed folder XBCD and Run XBCD setup utility as administrator (right click on it).ģ- In XBCD config window I chose the XBCD 360 Emu map (left bottom corner) and clicked apply, might need to unplug your gamepad and replug it again. So if anyone is interested the steps are the following, again only for EXPERT users and if you have a XBOX 360 controller:ġ- Download XBCD drivers which can be found here.

I found a way for getting raw output for users of xbox 360 pads or compatible since I remembered that I did that for NFS Shift 2, but the problem is that it's not something I'd recommend UNLESS you are a PC POWER USER and know how to properly install, uninstall and reinstall drivers and configure the diverse settings. After I found the below workaround I ended up developing my own solution that I advise to use instead if you want raw output, as it can work for any controller (be it gamepad/joystick/wheel under xinput or directinput), you won't need to install/uninstall any driver (and the possible problems that can cause) and it won't affect any other game unlike the below XBCD solution.

Xbcd for xbox 1