G27 settings

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hi i dont want to make a thread just to ask this question :

anyone else having disconnection from the clutch and gear shift while playing gt6 ? all other buttons , wheels and brake works fine except for those 2 sometimes they just go off
 
hi i dont want to make a thread just to ask this question :

anyone else having disconnection from the clutch and gear shift while playing gt6 ? all other buttons , wheels and brake works fine except for those 2 sometimes they just go off
U mean like missing gear and goes to neutral? I thought that was just me
 
hi i dont want to make a thread just to ask this question :

anyone else having disconnection from the clutch and gear shift while playing gt6 ? all other buttons , wheels and brake works fine except for those 2 sometimes they just go off

I noticed this too yesterday. One possible explanation is that cars with paddle shifters cannot be driven with clutch and H-shifter even with manual trans selected. I need to test this more. I noticed when I drove the anniversary GTR witch uses paddles.
 
I noticed this too yesterday. One possible explanation is that cars with paddle shifters cannot be driven with clutch and H-shifter even with manual trans selected. I need to test this more. I noticed when I drove the anniversary GTR witch uses paddles.

I have read about this before. Perhaps this can help.

https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...d-shifter-not-picking-up-in-some-cars.294063/

I only use paddle gears (g27) And find that hard enough. Being so much to take care of.
Or maybe I'm retarded:dopey: So I have no experience with this myself
 
hello my friends, I wish to ask the community to share the settings used for G27 in GT6, thanks.

I use force feedback 5 with power assisted steering off. No driving aides at all, some high end race cars I might use ABS 1.

Simulation mode and all that (from what I've read) don't work with 900 degree wheels, it's suppose to fix/enhance wheel rotation (turn more for less steering/turn less with more steering) on smaller degree wheels.
 
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