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I was wondering if there is any way to make FFB work? Right now I'm trying to play Dirt Rally 2.0. The game recognises my wheel but the settings under 'vibrations and feedback' are all greyed out. So I can play the game but zero feedback.

I know you need G Hub to make FFB work, so I install that on my mac. But that doesn't seem to translate into Crossover. Trying to install the .exe windows version of G Hub in the same bottle as the game also doesn't work. The installer gives me an error. Anyone knows how I can fix it?

This is a question I would be really interested about too.

When using LFS, Assetto Corsa and Beam NG I have a little hint of Force Feedback in my Logitech G27, but it mostly isn't working. I also tried installing the Windows Version of Logitec Gaming Software Profiler into the bottle but it doesn't run.

Someone here on the forums pointed out to me that Codeweavers ported iRacing to the Mac a while ago, so they might already have a solution for this problem, it might just not be seen as a priority until now.

Hi folks,

I'm not sure if there are any solutions on CrossOver Mac. The situation with wheel force feedback is also dicey on Proton: some wheels get support in the Linux kernel, and some require special drivers.

Best,
Meredith

Thanks for posting, support Ninja Meredith

So when iRacing briefly had a Mac Version in 2013 - was that CrossOver Wine in a neat package?
That makes me wonder how Codeweavers solved the FFB issue back then?

I mean I can't imagine that iRacing tried to sell Mac users a hardcore simracing subscription without FFB?