PS4 Custom button mapping with Thrustmaster F1 wheel

Does anyone here have the F1 wheel for Thrustmaster wheels on console? Are you able to map functions to all the buttons? I'm considering buying the wheel, but I'm not sure whether AC will recognize all the buttons, because there are more than the standard wheel, and more than a PS4 controller.

 

I have the F1 Wheel on the T500RS. You can only map the buttons like on the controller. Someone told you can map the buttons twice but i didn't found that function.

 

Hrm. So just to be clear, looking at the diagram below, the only buttons that don't correspond to PS4 controller buttons are the two D-pads on the bottom. What happens when you press those? Nothing at all?



I may still get it, even if the D-pads don't map in AC, because I'd really love to have L3 & R3 on the wheel, instead of on the base. I also like the rotary encoder style buttons for things like brake balance.

 

They have the same function like the D-pad. Like left right up and down. These buttons can be map one time. Which choise is up to you. The left rotary button is also an D-pad function with up and down. The right rotary works perfect with the break balance.
I can advise the wheel. I have a much better controll with it. Hope this helps and sorry for my bad english.

 

Awesome, thank you!

 

Normally, you can map for example handbrake to "B" and KERS to "B" too.

 

I will try it later this evening. Thanks for the Information.

 

I just tested out some double-mapping. I assigned Horn and Headlights to the X button (PS4). When the button is pressed, both functions are activated at the same time, so you'll want to take car when mapping buttons. For example, if you mapped Cycle Turbo and Handbrake to the same button, you'd apply the handbrake every time you adjusted the turbo.

That's why the most common double-mapped buttons are things like KERS and handbrake... There's no handbrake in an F1 car, so you can deploy KERS without activating the non-existent handbrake. It is a bit odd in cases where you have MGU settings and TC controls on the same button though. Kunos appears to have tweaked some car features (like eliminating TC on/off) in order to avoid conflicting button assignments.