Very cool. I look forward to the entire thing being complete, whenever that time comes =).

Thank you for the response, I hope someone does come forward who can help. Keep up the good work!

Cool, I can easily craft a permanent URL to the latest binary, will add that to the TODO

@asdearius said in Is it possible to create a virtual Logitech G27 wheel?: @nefarius That's cool! I thought it might be the same case of XBOX One controllers (where one needs the real controller to authenticate (as implementing a software solution would cause license issues), but I'm happy that's not the case! This I do not know. Yes, it's unfortunately becoming more common to embed protocol encryption or at least some sort of authentication handshake because the big vendors - understandably - don't like their hardware being ripped off by some foreign replica creators while not contributing to licensing and the software behind whatsoever. If the device requires crypto, it's not impossible but at least for me annoying enough to not deal with that ever. @asdearius said in Is it possible to create a virtual Logitech G27 wheel?: With some many things being emulated, I just think it's very, very weird no one created such a thing up to now! Because kernel-driver development is hell. You need a special state of mind, knowledge and dedication to pull through with that pain And money to burn. And time. And probably a masochistic trait Cheers

Heya! In short: AirBender was a more or less direct port from the SCP sources and therefore has all of it's flaws - which I discovered afterwards - inherited and therefore I discontinued it, since not worth fixing. This will become the successor.

Mate, this in an English speaking community plus the picture linked doesn't load, so....

Airbender. Thinking back, I don't remember having this problem back with scptoolkit but that was on a laptop with built-in bluetooth. I'll try airbender on that and see what happens.

Ahoi, for pairing alone you don't need AirBender, try to restart Shibari and don't click into the console window while executing the commandlet.

@pejman you simply subscribe to the FeedbackReceived event.

Well, you gotta look at it from multiple angles. I try to avoid depending on latest and greatest features if they're not an absolute necessity and don't really wanna dictate the OS version users have to have. On the other end though the toolset and overall quality of the Windows Device Driver ecosystem is very compelling with the current releases of Windows 10 so I don't know, we should keep an eye on Microsoft's plans and if they manage to go "all Windows 10" (for a certain percentage ofc.) then I'll most probably follow. FireShock v2 (the "Shibari edition") was actually my first driver utilizing UMDFv2 and I was amazed how fast I became in prototyping simply because one major factor was eliminated; a programming error doesn't result in an instant system crash. Also no need for strict signing because it's not kernel code. TL;DR: we shall see

SCP does exactly what you tell it to do. You have selected your USB adapter in the driver installer, I can bet a million dollars on it. You need to fix that manually via the removal guide I provided. Link to guide Good luck

While we're on it I'm using "USB Redirector" from https://www.incentivespro.com/ but not for latency-dependent stuff like gaming and in LAN, FYI.

I configure the controls in x360ce and it works very but when I activate the emulation in VDX the triggers (LT-RL triggers of the emulated xbox 360 controller) do not work as seen in the image. This is my problem.I use a generic USB controller

@nefarius Are these the logs? (.xml) https://www.file-upload.net/download-13606709/ScpDsxInstaller_Admin.log.xml.html https://www.file-upload.net/download-13606708/ScpDsxMonitor_Admin.log.xml.html https://www.file-upload.net/download-13606711/ScpDsxService_ADMIN-PC.log.xml.html no hijacking attempt btw., just seemed to be a fitting topic for the question. but obviously i'm good with an extra thread. : )