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Um no,The power steering setting is for 900 degree and better wheels.This setting only applies to the wheels with 200degs of rotation so you wouldnt notice with a G25.
Um no,The power steering setting is for 900 degree and better wheels.This setting only applies to the wheels with 200degs of rotation so you wouldnt notice with a G25.
I have mine set
8
10
I'm finding fft 5 and ffs 7 work well.
Not feeling amazing with Fanatec GT3RS, I saw that the update turned power steering on and hoped that was the case, but it was still far too light. It also feels like the front of the car is skipping all the time.
I'm on G27, and I used to have settings on Simulation, 10 FFB and no Power Steering. What am I supposed to do to make it feel the same? I was already at max settings because it felt the most real to me when driving racing cars... I might as well be turning my DS3, I'd get a better response.
Now my entire GT6 experience is ruined because PD decide to "fix" something that wasn't broken...
You must ajust fft and ffs
I've tried different combinations and it's just dreadful... At least the new FFB system brings the simulation aspects in line with Mario Kart 👍
The bumps feel more realistic then before
Loving it
I'm on G27, and I used to have settings on Simulation, 10 FFB and no Power Steering. What am I supposed to do to make it feel the same? I was already at max settings because it felt the most real to me when driving racing cars... I might as well be turning my DS3, I'd get a better response.
Now my entire GT6 experience is ruined because PD decide to "fix" something that wasn't broken...
Putting it on a 10 in GT6 was sooo bad for it lol. Glad I didn't do it for long.I could never understand people running g25/27 on ffb10. You could hardly move the wheel. All the subtleness and feeling was removed. I used mine on ffb3 which seemed to give a good weight and feeling for almost all cars.
I get confused by people saying this - 10 or x high setting felt realistic, because of the resistance. You guys with g27s that have been cranked up were missing out on quality DFB since 1.09/.10.
An electric motor is only capabable of so much, like a stereo speaker. Resistance ≠ real feeling. Anything over 5 or 6 on a g27 pre 1.12 was just overloading the motors. They were sending everything as one signal. Resistance and sensitivy to FFb should have been seperate from the beginning. The wheel motors need resistance all the time. Ffb is intermittent. Resistance takes precedent. Ffb is applied to that. The higher the number/old FFB slider setting from 1.11 and previous, the more FFB you were getting clipped out. Just like turning a speaker up past it's capabilities. It breaks up and you lose quality. They'll still be loud, but they'll sound horrendous. In this case, the resistance will still be there, like the sound level of the crackling speakers, but it is being pushed to it's ceiling. It is like splitting a stream of water. You can send it all down one path or another, try to distribute it correctly, etc.
Stop using it like a boat or school bus wheel lol. I'm guessing you're using the stock lock setting? 900* is ridiculous. 900 is basically a full rotation and a half, just to get to lock. Just shy by 10*. It would be completely impossible for me to be within one to two seconds of myself @450 lock in a quick car, over 900 degrees. Corner entries are heaps better. Controling oversteer is far easier, too.G25 user here.
In plain English : I have no Force feedback anymore.
The problem is most people are trying to compensate for their wheels lack of strength and I don't blame them. When FFB is set low the wheel doesn't feel realistic at all. It's way to light to turn.Great explanation about FFB clipping by Niels Heusinkveld (from Heusinkveld Engineering and Reiza studios): http://www.racedepartment.com/threads/like-your-ffb-strong-think-again.30763/
My DS3 feels numb now... Have to check these new settings...