C29 - Configure your Logitech G29!

Different games require different autocenter and range settings, and C29 allows you to edit these settings on the fly, using controls on your wheel! It even has LED feedback to let you know when your settings have been applied!

• C29
  • Installation
  • Getting started
  • Customization

I'm trying to port the app to electron so that I can create releases for it, but for right now, you'll have to fork the repo and run node index.js. You can also combine this with something like cron to run the app on startup.

Right out of the box, the default configuration works! Press CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+3 and CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+4 to adjust the autocenter strength of the wheel. You can use CMD on Mac, but I think only the left CTRL and CMD work. I'm using a keyboard shortcut wrapper, so learn more about shortcut configuration here. Similarly, you can use the shortcuts CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+5 and CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+6 to adjust the range of the wheel. You can also use CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+7 to reapply saved settings, which can be useful for situations when (badly designed) games change the wheel's settings from what you've configured. It's very inconvenient to have these unwieldy shortcuts, however, so you can configure buttons on your wheel to correspond to these shortcuts, as I have done. For example, PS+Dial changes the range of my wheel!

./config.json has all the customization you need!

• leds are used for the changing the confirmation led pattern for each setting - 0 indicates off and 1 indicates on, and the indexes move from the center leds to the ones on the edges - Similarly, use ledDelay to change the duration for which the leds should stay on (milliseconds)
• value inside the range object signifies the range for each setting (you can add how many ever you want, and the buttons will cycle between them) in degrees, ranging from 0 degrees to 900 degrees, which is the G29's maximum possible setting
• keybindUp and keybindDown can be used to change the keyboard shortcut needed to cycle between the settings (up goes to the next setting; down goes to the previous setting)
• strength inside autocenter is a bit confusing - It needs two values, but I don't exactly understand how they both work together - Generally, 0 for both has no autocenter and 1 for both has full autocenter - Try playing around with the two until you find your perfect setting! - See here for more information on how these values are used