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# Patched PIDFF driver for Linux
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# Universal Force Feedback driver for Linux
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Linux PIDFF driver with useful patches. Primarily targeting Direct Drive wheelbases.
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Linux PIDFF driver with useful patches for initialization of FFB devices. Primarily targeting Direct Drive wheelbases.
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Most DirectDrive wheelbases are basically DirectInput wheels.
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In that repository - pidff driver with some changes, which allows most of the direct drive wheels to work
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## What's different between this and native pidff driver?
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That driver allows most DirectDrive wheelbases to initialize and work.
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Most of the DirectDrive wheelbases are basically DirectInput wheels, but with some caveats, which Windows allows, but pidff doesn't.
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In that repository - pidff driver with some changes, which allows most of the DirectDrive wheelbases to work.
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1. Added quirks for better initialization rules for different wheelbases (MOZA, VRS, Cammus)
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2. Fixes for infinite-length effects
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3. Fixes for out-of-bounds values (no more spam in kernel logs)
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And that's basically it
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