xbox one controller force feedback problem

iostream95 · Feb 1, 2016

I got my xbox one controller to use it on pc(windows 10 64 bit)

I tried it on several games but in some games, the force feedback seems to be off sync.

I cannot feel any vibrations while playing the game, but gets random vibrations when i quit the game and exit to windows.

any solutions to this problem;

:)

RyanByer · Feb 1, 2016

No rumble support for Anything Win10 x64

I bought a Pro Xbox One USB Controller and the force feedback wont work its not even detected Even the official Xbox 360 controller has no force feedback. Idk if i'm supposed to have a specific driver installed but from what I read the Xbox Controller
is built into the Win10 Updates so why is there no support for force feedback even Emulators don't detect it.

J Cauthen · Feb 1, 2016

logitech g27 wheel comparbility with xbox one

Cronus Max is currently working on current-gen Fanatec wheel support on XBox One with their USB controller adapter. Whether they can pull it off or not, particularly with proper force feedback effects, is debatable. One Cronus Max user has already figured
out how to use the Microsoft Force Feedback wheel with the XBox One, but without force feedback. No force feedback would be a deal breaker for me. I think the guy who got it to work with the Microsoft Force Feedback wheel (to the extent he has) did so by
making the Xbox One read the wheel as a controller. He had to make some edits to an interface Macro to get the linearity and deadzones in a region that felt right with the wheel.

{Parity} · Feb 2, 2016

Is the controller fully updated? If so you might try disconnecting the controller from the console and removing the batteries. Leave it fully without power for 5 minutes then plug it back in and see if the results change.

{Parity}

Is the controller fully updated? If so you might try disconnecting the controller from the console and removing the batteries. Leave it fully without power for 5 minutes then plug it back in and see if the results change.

J Cauthen

Cronus Max is currently working on current-gen Fanatec wheel support on XBox One with their USB controller adapter. Whether they can pull it off or not, particularly with proper force feedback effects, is debatable. One Cronus Max user has already figured
out how to use the Microsoft Force Feedback wheel with the XBox One, but without force feedback. No force feedback would be a deal breaker for me. I think the guy who got it to work with the Microsoft Force Feedback wheel (to the extent he has) did so by
making the Xbox One read the wheel as a controller. He had to make some edits to an interface Macro to get the linearity and deadzones in a region that felt right with the wheel.

Er-Mûrazor

Yeah it really kills the experience on forza. Doesn't even feel like your playing the same game without the force feedback and everything going on in the controller. Can anyone let us know is this a problem with the controller or something in the communication
of the controller with the xbox one? I've had my system since day one without any issues other than this controller problem that started last night. I've put fresh batteries in, only thing that will fix it is to reboot the system, but after a race or two rumble
and force feedback go out again.

SirAngry

I actually liked the look of the new controller, I really like the 360's controller and this one looks better, plus some of those force feedback features sounded cool. Plus you'll get one with the both so it's not a major problem is it?

MR WEGMAN

I really would love the speed wheel for the xbox one. I refuse to pay $300 for a force feedback wheel for the Xbox one (the force feedback wheel for the 360 was great and I believe it was around $100). I love racing games, but I hate just playing them with
a standard controller...

Forza 6 would be the perfect time to release a speed wheel for the ONE...

xbox one controller force feedback problem