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SDL vibration available without drive board ROM.
SDL vibration added without driveboard ROMs.
typo fix
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Using SDL_hapticRumblePlay commands to simulate wheel board vibration for game pads.
Tested with Xbox one windows controller.
Tested with Daytona USA 2 and Scud Race.
For dayto2pe, you can feel the haptic difference between each car.
Read from codes, Wheel board has 4 functions
SDL also has FFB feature and it can be possible to simulate them too. (Future TODO list)
Only vibration can simulate with game pads for now.
All of signals came from main machine boards, so we can path-through the value directly to SDL for skipping board EPROMs.
Known minor bugs