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- RSM-Velineon - VelineonVXL
Controller Sensitivity affects the steering wheel? or not?
Controller Sensitivity affects the steering wheel?
- Thread starter VelineonVXL
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- 3,266
- FRAG-ME-CG
You tell us, try it out!
- 3,799
- Ireland
- powellx234
It has actually. Its very minimal but there is a difference.
- 1,194
- New York
- XSVterror16
- xsvterror16
Yes, I've definitely noticed a difference. I can spend hours running my F10 at monaco and I can never take the hairpin without taking my hands off the wheel if my sensitivety is on 0. At 7, I can take it with little to no trouble. I started drifting with 7 since you can turn in/out quicker and full lock will let you hold tons of angle.
- 38
- Greenville SC
- MassterRolland
- RollerMasses
Still have not figured out how to drift with my wheel 
- 5,139
- SLO
- playnthru
Some peoples opinions, is yes..
The fact is no. Controller sensitivity only affects DS3's.. Forcefeedback sensitivity for wheels can be adjusted in the option menu. Try it..
xDriftzzinc
(Banned)
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- DriFtZz
Wrong
Yes it does, especially when drifting. You can tell a difference. The two things it affects are steering sensitivity (How responsive your car is when you turn your wheel) and front wheel twitchyness (How much they move visibly)
- 5,139
- SLO
- playnthru
When using a wheel ??...Even PD says it does not affect wheel use, DS3 only..
I mean, wouldn't the difference between 1-7 be huge.?
A DS3 yes..
xDriftzzinc
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- DriFtZz
xDriftzzinc
(Banned)
- 1,120
- United States
- DriFtZz
Zach sorry but I can give you 30+ people who will tell you it affects the wheel. End of discussion 👍
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- Ireland
- powellx234
ORPHANTHIRTY7
Wheel is a form of controller.
- 1,194
- New York
- XSVterror16
- xsvterror16
Powellx235
And circular rock is a form of wheel but it's not a tire. This made no sense but I'm gonna post it anyway because it's 2am, my neighbors car alarm is broken so it keeps going off, and I have nothing better to do
- 2,298
- Sauga City
- Bluntified
I don't find a difference and doesn't wheels have its own options? I don't want to step in anyone's toes BUT the game classifies a wheel a wheel and controller a controller.
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- Finland
It does affect the wheel, no question about it. I can feel the difference quite clearly.
I just also read the description of the sensitivity adjuster, it says:
"Adjust the movement speed and sensitivity of the front wheels in response to steering input from the directional buttons or analog stick. A smaller value will result in slower movement and smoother steering control. A larger value will result in quicker and more responsive steering. Adjusting this value will allow you to find a level of sensitivity that fits your playing style."
I does not say it affects only certain controller.
I just also read the description of the sensitivity adjuster, it says:
"Adjust the movement speed and sensitivity of the front wheels in response to steering input from the directional buttons or analog stick. A smaller value will result in slower movement and smoother steering control. A larger value will result in quicker and more responsive steering. Adjusting this value will allow you to find a level of sensitivity that fits your playing style."
I does not say it affects only certain controller.
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- Bluntified
Isn't there an option under the steering wheel section for power assisted steering? I thought that's what made you steer quicker?
- 858
- New Hampshire
- STONER327
Yes there is a power assisted steering setting but it only simulates power steering in a car.
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- Nevada
- racing_JOHNSON
Put me on the list. No questions asked IT MAKES A DIFFERENCE with a G27.
If you don't believe it. Try a premium car, set it on negative 2 on the steering and watch the steering wheel with in car view. turn the wheels side to side. Take note how much steering wheel input it takes YOUR wheel to get the wheel on the screen to stop turning either right or left. Then back out and turn it to 7 on the sensitivity and watch how much faster the wheel on the screen in car view turns.
OR you can get in a Formula Gt or a Ferrari Formula and same thing try on negative 2 and try on 7 and watch how much different the front tires turn.
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- United Kingdom
- MSTER232
- PS3 =/= Xbox 360
I think that it's because the DS3 has been set to controller one, and then the game gets confused if you are using a DS3 or a wheel. Next time I start drifting, I will have to check this theory out.
- 5,139
- SLO
- playnthru
Um, it says so under controller sensitivity, "DS3 only".. Also when it became an option a year ago..It was clearly stated "DS3 only" and " does not apply to wheel users"...
All you have to do is read the screen..
Again the fact is NO, DS3 only..
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- powellx234
playnthru
Do you have a wheel? That's like asking if a car stop on petrol or diesel, and saying it runs on pedal power. Words mean nothing. I with a lot of wheel users, can feel I difference in the sharpness of a reaction etc. Although it is small, it is there.
- 5,139
- SLO
- playnthru
If "words mean nothing" stop using them..
I have a wheel (T500rs), and yes, I tried it.. It does nothing...
If it were true, the difference between 1 and 7 would be HUGE, not "small"..
Think about the difference between 1-7 ABS/TC/ or any other ajustment in game.. Huge, noticeable, no questions..
Any difference you feel, is in your head..
Please, don't cop an attitude with me.. As usual you don't know who your dealing with, son...
- 6,598
- United Kingdom
- MSTER232
- PS3 =/= Xbox 360
I guess now that we've pretty much cracked why this is happening, this would be a very useful feature when you want to adjust the sensitivity for the steering wheel.
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- breakbeatfreak
- breakbeatfreak1
this is not working for me (using a fanatec gt2 wheel)..
tried it with controller set to port 1 and without --> no difference
tried it with controller set to port 1 and without --> no difference
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