Driving Force GT has only 2 pedals: accelerator and brake, so I cannot use additional clutch axis like in G25 to mess with assignments. I'll try some more changes in settings but because other games work just fine I'm begining to feel like I'm wasting time on this...

Oh, and I already have newest version of profiler.

So after hours of trying I'll try to reassume this thread for anybody who has bought brand new Driving Force GT and would come here to search why he can't use it CBS. It's not supported by the game, nobody answered "if" and "when" it will be. So unless you get another wheel (old one), no CBS for you (sure you can play with keyboard just like in MS Flight Simulator for example - but you can also play snooker with baseball bat, can you?)

Regards

Anyone know German, that can ask this fellow how he got it working?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N43kfbfpqtA

I have a Logitech Driving Force and it works perfectly, although I have the older version instead of the one shown in that video. I think it functions exactly the same though. It certainly didn't work correctly in the demo version, even with Logitech Profiler.

All you should have to do is the following (with the full game at least).

1) Download and install Logitech Gaming Software (Profiler). Your wheel must be fully plugged in to use it. Click "Select A Device" and choose your steering wheel.

2) Go to "Profile" > "New..." and find your "cbs.exe" in your Program Files directory. Fill in the rest however you want, then click OK.

3) Click on "Select A Game" and choose whatever you named your new CBS profile. You'll now have a blank profile, with everything at its default configuration. The main window should now look like this. The picture of your steering wheel and pedals might be different if you have the newer style of Logitech Driving Force.

4) Go to "Edit" > "Specific Game Settings..." and you will be presented with a window like this. Change the settings to what I have. This is how I have mine set up, yours can be different, but it's best to keep the bottom settings as I have them and just set up the top section as you like (the force feedback settings). Once you're happy, click OK. You can always go back and tweak any of these settings at any time if you don't like how you set it.

5) Go to "Options" > "Global Device Settings..." and you should have a window pop up like this. Again, change all of your settings to the same as the picture shows, but you can set the top 3 sliders to whatever you want. When happy, click OK.

6) Go to "Options" > "Global Profiler Settings" and a window should pop up that looks like this. Make sure the "Apply profiles to games automatically" radio button is selected like in the picture, and click OK.

That's it, all the other settings should be fine at their defaults. You don't have to keep the Logitech Gaming Software window up, you can close it (it will minimise to the system tray, not fully exit). If you want to completely exit the program, just right-click on the icon in the system tray (bottom right hand corner of the screen) and click "Exit". However, if the program is not running in the background at all then it will not affect games, so always make sure it's running before playing.

Go ahead and start up City Bus Simulator 2010, and it should work perfectly.

I've done this, and it almost works, except the wheel feels too stiff, like it has no power steering...

I've tried having the force feedback settings area unchecked, and also checked with all settings to 0%, but still the same thing.

Have you managed to disable force feedback on yours?

Try unplugging the power adapter from the plug socket, that will turn the motor off. I'm not sure if that will stop the Logitech Gaming Software's settings working though...

I haven't tried turning mine down recently, but I think mine does work. It's the "centering spring force" that needs to be reduced.

Unplugging stops the motor, but nothing else. It would be nice to have some FF, though.

It seems CBS doesn't want to acknowledge any FF settings for this wheel. The FF in the wheel calibration software can be adjusted any which way, so that rules out the wheel itself.

Hi boys! A few days ago i've bought myself a steering wheel with accelerators. I've tried to play CBS, bus the only way to working was the trottle pedal to be a brake and the brake to be a trottle. Clear away that, but when i tried to drive and race the pedal, the bus go, when i put off my foot from the gas pedal, it start automatic brake and the bus stops...can you help me?

My driving force is GEMBIRD-STR-Snockforce

It is likely that you have your pedals set wrong... they might be set to "combined" axis when they shouldn't be (or the other way around). Go into your Start menu and find "Game Controllers" (I think), or it might be in your Control Panel. Have a look in its settings to find the combined/single axis settings and change it. Maybe that will help.

Sure, I will try, thank you for the tip, i have that problem ONLY at CBS...at other games everything is ok.