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How has the std CSR been working with this game?
How has the std CSR been working with this game?
Well, I can't get my GT3 RS v2 to connect to the ps4.
As soon as I plug it in, the display on the wheel goes dark and there is no response from the wheel.
I don't have Project Cars yet, but I wanted to test the wheel with the PS+ demo of Driveclub.
I cant press X on the wheel after launching the game, therefore I can't
use the wheel at all when driving.
I've updated the firmware to 756 and tested the wheel on PC, no issues.
Also I'm using G25 pedals on this wheel and no shifter, but I can't see how that would make any difference.
Any ideas?
When I calibrated my wheel it showd 180 degrees on ps4. I set my sen setting on the wheel from 900 to 180 hey presto it works☺I also have the huge deadzone thing, its verry annoying.
I have an issue. When calibrating the SQ shifter, the gears are not picked correctly. There is some wobble in the shaft that causes the shifter to jump form 3 to 5 and 4 to 6th gear. I saw a video of a guy having the same problem.
In game: same thing, and switching to SQ does not seem to work !?
Guess I will have to return it to Fanatec... The shifter feels good though.
Pedals are awesome and the Porsche 918 RSR wheel...
At last, someone with the same setup as me!
Not sure about the jumping gears, but I can confirm that my shaft (err..) has a couple of degrees of twist due to something being worn deep in the internals. Functions fine though.
Also, one must assign gear up/down in settings if seq mode is to be used. This disables the paddles - unsure if the USB adapter is a way around this.
Don't really like that, since I have set it to shut off after 10' so I don't have to hear the race engineer through that thing...
Yes, thanks. I don't mind the engineer, sometimes like his funny sayings, so I do not want to turn him off.If you don't want to hear the engineer, but don't want your controller off, turn the controller speaker down in the PS4's settings. Or, maybe there's an option in game to turn the engineer off, I don't know.
Yes, thanks. I don't mind the engineer, sometimes like his funny sayings, so I do not want to turn him off.
Just don't like the controller speaker...
Well, when the controller shuts off, the sound comes via my front speaker.Can you get the engineer audio to come out of another speaker? I also like some of the funny stuff he says. I pass an AI up the inside, who doesn't even notice I'm there (as usual) and turns right in on me, bending my steering, and the engineer comes on the radio and says "great pass" lol.
Disconnected and restarted the wheel, using the start button and everything back to normal...
First (minor) issue with my CSW V2/Porsche 918 RSR today.
Starting a new season in LMP2, first race, practice.
Leaving the pits without FFB !?
Did two laps, hoping FFB would kick in, but no.
Disconnected and restarted the wheel, using the start button and everything back to normal...
No idea about the centering issue, but if your wheel feels less "alive" than a G25, you need to adjust FFB. Plenty settings flying around on the forum, or just try yourself.Sorry for bumping an old thread, but I couldn't find another one discussing PCARS 10.0 with my Fanatec wheel.
On my GT3 RS V2, the game is now finally playable, but I'm missing a lot of 'feeling' with the wheel. Also the wheel still has a tendency of going off center by 5-10 degrees. I can tell because every lap my wheel is not centered on the straight. Lap 1 it can be tilting to the left, lap 2 almost center, lap 3 it's slightly off the the right, etc.
Also I remember my G25 being much more 'alive'. I'm on PCARS 10.00 and the latest firmware of my GT3 RS V2.
I'm not using the Clubsport pedals, but my old G25 pedals. No shifter.
I this a common problem? Are there any solutions?
Check your Steering gain for a start, it can set itself to 5.0 instead of the recommended 1.0 and this can overpower your wheel.Sorry for bumping an old thread, but I couldn't find another one discussing PCARS 10.0 with my Fanatec wheel.
On my GT3 RS V2, the game is now finally playable, but I'm missing a lot of 'feeling' with the wheel. Also the wheel still has a tendency of going off center by 5-10 degrees. I can tell because every lap my wheel is not centered on the straight. Lap 1 it can be tilting to the left, lap 2 almost center, lap 3 it's slightly off the the right, etc.
Also I remember my G25 being much more 'alive'. I'm on PCARS 10.00 and the latest firmware of my GT3 RS V2.
I'm not using the Clubsport pedals, but my old G25 pedals. No shifter.
I this a common problem? Are there any solutions?
Sorry for bumping an old thread, but I couldn't find another one discussing PCARS 10.0 with my Fanatec wheel.
On my GT3 RS V2, the game is now finally playable, but I'm missing a lot of 'feeling' with the wheel. Also the wheel still has a tendency of going off center by 5-10 degrees. I can tell because every lap my wheel is not centered on the straight. Lap 1 it can be tilting to the left, lap 2 almost center, lap 3 it's slightly off the the right, etc.
Also I remember my G25 being much more 'alive'. I'm on PCARS 10.00 and the latest firmware of my GT3 RS V2.
I'm not using the Clubsport pedals, but my old G25 pedals. No shifter.
I this a common problem? Are there any solutions?
Hello every one, couple days I am trying to connect my Fanatec GT2 v2 + v3 pedals to my PS4, but I dont find any info how to do it, maybe some one can share information How to connect my Fanatec to PS4 ?? I hope someone will help me, thank you !!!!
P.S. I heard that Fanatec do not support DriveClub VR, so what about if I buy that CronusMAX plus adapter maybe it Help me to play DriveClub VR on Fanatec.
I am realy excited to try Fanatec in VR
You need to connect the V3 pedals to the GT2 base. I don't think you can connect them to the console separately, though I could be wrong. I connect my CSP V1s to my CSR base with the PS2 cable, and connect the wheel to the console with the USB cable. The CSP V3s don't have a connection for a PS2 cable, they have an RJ12 connector instead, so you need an RJ12 to PS2 cable to connect it to the old wheel bases.
As for Driveclub: No, the Fanatec wheels don't work in DC, so they won't work in DCVR. Sony also doesn't allow Fanatec support in third party titles anymore either, so only older third party games that came out before September this year will work with the Fanatec wheels.
Here's a list of game that I know work with the Fanatec wheels:
-Project CARS
-F1 2015
-Sebastien Loeb Rally Evo
-The Crew
-Dirt Rally
-WRC 5
All racing titles newer than these, plus Driveclub, don't support Fanatec wheels on PS4.
As for the Cronus, don't waste your money. As far as I can tell, it's made and sold by people who essentially stole the software they use, and they cost way more than they're worth.
I use GIMX to make my CSR work in games like F1 2016, Assetto Corsa, and Driveclub. Here's their website: https://blog.gimx.fr/. All you need to buy is a couple of small things, roughly $20 worth, to make the adapter. You can do as I did, and ask someone who has already done it before to help you, because it can take a bit of fiddling around to get it working. But once you've got it set up, you'll be able to get your wheel working in all PS4 games, for a fraction of the cost of a CronusMAX.