Quote from Zay :

Nope thats not working. when I do that both go down 2 normal but then when I press on the gas or brake nothing happens at all, but in the Axis/FF screen on LFS it is working fine, so I dunno whats wrong.

Well that's odd. If they're both fine in the calibrating screen, then it shouldn't be a hardware problem. Have you tried any other racing software, in order to test it? Also, try creating a fresh LFS install and set up the wheel/pedals from scratch, so you can figure out if it's strictly LFS related.

I had a similar problem some weeks ago, but that was due to an incorrect driver version, since there's no Windows 7 driver for my wheel. Installing these drivers with the EXE file with XP compatibility fixed it.

Good luck!

Well I've been playing LFS for a couple of years now, mostly offline. But today is the very first time I join this forum, so bear with my amateur rant a bit please.

I too am a bit disappointed with online LFS. The very first day I tried to play LFS Online I tried about 11 different servers, only to find I did not match a certain rank, or even banned because I joined with the wrong car, not giving me a chance to change it.

I understand that this is a way to prevent some "professional" servers to be overcrowded with amateur, but come on, some of us (like me) simply want to play for fun.

The other day, I had about 45 minutes free at work.
I thought to myself "well, I'll make the most of it and play lfs online a little!"
Ended up spending 30 minutes trying to find a server where I could *simply* play!

The other 15 minutes, I spent playing offline with AI. But then again I never played much of anything online, so I might be complaining about the everyday's bread.

Regards

Yes mate, simply click on the Invert icon near the axes! (from 0 to 1, or vice-versa).

Regards!