# Steering Wheel

## Description

A control type that offers continuous motion in a single direction, featuring a wheel that can be tilted or rotated by dragging it in the desired direction. It usually paired with additional controls, such as pedals (for acceleration and braking).

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## Common

* **`Input Simulate`** : The Axis control path of the input control to be simulate.
* **`Time Mode`** : The time scale that affects the rotation of Steering Wheel.

## Wheel

* **`Wheel`** : A reference to the Rect Transform component representing the wheel.
* **`Deadzone`** : The radius where dragging of the Steering Wheel are ignored.

{% hint style="danger" %}
The `Wheel` field is required and must be a child of Tactile Control.
{% endhint %}

## Steer

* **`Snap Angle`** : The angle at which the Steering Wheel snaps to the nearest fixed angle.
* **`Max Angle`** : The maximum angle the Steering Wheel can rotate in either direction.
* **`Sensitivity`** : Adjusts how responsive the Steering Wheel rotates to user dragging.
* **`Damping`** : The smoothness of the Steering Wheel's rotation during steering. Higher values result in smoother and slower transitions.

## Lift

* **`Recenter`** : Whether to restore the original rotation of the Steering Wheel.
* **`Damping`** :The smoothness of the Steering Wheel's rotation during recenter. Higher values result in smoother and slower transitions.
