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SimHub vs GameSir
SimHub
14 positive (74%) · 4 mixed (21%) · 1 negative (5%)
Trust + time weighted: +67%
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you need to connect the motors that rotate the hands to some sort of a microcontroller and then make it talk to the game in SimHub.
Overhead Govee lights configured via simhub are great for immersion and don't break the bank.
Hi, yeah using simhub. You can capture an area of the screen to put on a dash. It also has a Bosch overlay with arrows above the cars like the IRL dash. It's fairly easy to do once you get the hang of it.
Now I just gotta go spend 3 hours dialing in my new shakers on SimHub
One thing that I'm yet to report to support is that I have to use SimHub for the haptics while playing LMU.
GameSir
6 positive (86%) · 1 mixed (14%) · 0 negative (0%)
Trust + time weighted: +88%
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Gamesir is good.
Gamesir is supposedly quite good, standard Xbox controllers are great.
I highly recommend Gamesir. Gamesir is also one the only ones that makes true wireless Xbox controllers I've got the Wuchang: Fallen Feathers and ZZZ ones and I think they're way better than the official elite controllers (super tight mouse clicky buttons or hall effect for everything)
Both 8bitdo and GameSir fit your criteria. MC definitely carries 8bitdo (though I'm not sure if they carry *all* of their products)
Try GameSir and FlyDigi. I don't think any of these controllers have *true* haptic feedback, but there are a few reports of a couple of them having some sort of rumble motor.