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Thrustmaster have released a new companion app on both Android and iOS that allows users of compatible wheels to fine-tune devices, save profiles and visualize inputs in real-time.
Compatible on PC only with T818, T-GT II, TS-XW, TS-PC, T300, TX, T248, T128, T150, TMX and T-LCM.
Their text:
OPTIMIZE YOUR EXPERIENCE:
– Connect to your Thrustmaster racing devices with My Thrustmaster app to manage their settings. Optimize your racing experience by fine-tuning all of your racing wheel base’s settings, including Force Feedback, damper and rotation angle. Adjust settings while you’re playing: your device’s settings are instantly updated with no need to exit the game or restart your racing wheel base.
SAVE SETTINGS PROFILES:
– Adapt your settings for games, cars or wheels you play with, and save a dedicated profile for each situation. Swap between your settings profiles on the fly, and be ready to race instantly.
VIEW YOUR INPUTS:
– View device buttons and axis inputs in real time to make sure your expectations are matched.
MORE FEATURES TO COME !
It is only the beginning! Tons of great features will be added in future updates.
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