Sixtyforce

sixtyforce 0.9.0

sixtyforce has full built-in support for USB controllers. To get the best performance from sixtyforce, you may need to disable other USB controller software. (OtherUSB controller software, such as USB Overdrive or GamePad Companion, may interfere with sixtyforce's ability to read the joystick in full analog mode!)

USB controllers must be plugged inbefore starting sixtyforce.


Adaptoid rumble pack

Make sure you have a rumble pack in your controller before starting sixtyforce. If force feedback doesn't seem to be working, makesure the batteries in your rumble pack are good.


Xbox and Xbox 360 controllers

These controllers work very well but require drivers. You can find the drivers online. Try searchingon VersionTracker.com.


Immersion based force feedback controllers

A number of controllers based on Immersion's force feedback technology are supported on the PowerPC. CurrentlyApple has not included working Intel drivers for Immersion force feedback controllers. Here is an incomplete list:

Joysticks and GamePads --

Gravis Eliminator Aftershock
GravisEliminator GamePad Pro
Gravis Xterminator Force Feedback Game Pad
Logitech WingMan Cordless RumblePad
Logitech WingMan Force 3D
Logitech WingMan RumblePad
Logitech WingMan Strike Force 3DSaitek Cyborg 3D Force
ThrustMaster Top Gun Afterburner

Wheels --

Logitech WingMan Formula Force GP
Logitech MOMO Force
Logitech MOMO Racing
Saitek R440 Force


iShock 2 forcefeedback

The iShock driver must be installed if you want to use the iShock 2's force feedback with sixtyforce. There is no iShock driver for Intel Macs.

You should use theiShockXManager to disable the iShock controller before using sixtyforce. If the iShockXManager is not disabled, it may cause the cursor to jump and you may not be able to use full analog control.