In order to ease the burden of supporting the different input devices for user interface navigation and to encourage consistency between games and devices, most physical input devices simultaneously act as a separate logical input device called a UI navigation controller. Games use this ability to create a greater sense of immersion ( simulated crash damage, "road feel") and to increase the challenge of driving well.įor more information, see Force feedback overview. Some Xbox One racing wheels offer true force feedback-that is, they can apply actual forces on an axis of control such as their steering wheel-not just simple vibration.
Because of this, it's important to determine the capabilities of each connected racing wheel individually and to support the full variation of capabilities that makes sense for your game.įor more information, see Determining racing wheel capabilities. Furthermore, most devices you'll encounter will support at least some optional capabilities or other variations. Device capabilitiesĭifferent Xbox One racing wheels offer different sets of optional device capabilities and varying levels of support for those capabilities this level of variation between a single kind of input device is unique among the devices supported by the API. Not all racing wheels are equipped with the same sets of features, and may also vary in their support for certain features-for example, steering wheels might support different ranges of rotation and pattern shifters might support different numbers of gears.
Some racing wheels are additionally equipped with analog clutch and handbrake controls, pattern shifters, and force feedback capabilities. All racing wheels are equipped with an analog steering wheel, analog throttle and brake controls, and some on-wheel buttons. Xbox One racing wheels are offered at a variety of price points, generally having more and better input and force feedback capabilities as their price points rise. Racing wheels are supported in Windows 10 and Xbox One UWP apps by the namespace. Racing wheels are the perfect input device for both arcade-style and simulation-style racing games that feature cars or trucks. Racing wheels are input devices that resemble the feel of a real racecar cockpit.
how to read input from one or more racing wheels.how to detect that a racing wheel has been added or removed.how to gather a list of connected racing wheels and their users.This page describes the basics of programming for Xbox One racing wheels using and related APIs for the Universal Windows Platform (UWP).
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