Logitech Driving Force GT pedal problem

[Bartpabicz]

Hi everyone!


I have recently bought the aforementioned wheel and am extremely happy with it, except for one thing - while playing Need For Speed: Shift the pedals don't start woking until they're about half-pressed. It's not a bad thing when it comes to brake, but the gas is literally killing me. Trying to keep the car on a certain RPM level is almost impossible due to "compressed" sensitivity - it seems that whole range of pedal sensitivity has been squeezed into 1/2 - 1/3 of the working range. Pedals are responding normally when checking in Logitech Profiler, full range is working, but as soon as I get to play NFS, its'a all messed up again. Does anyone have any vague idea what I could do with that problem? I would appreciate any tips. Thanks!

 

[wheeeler98]

Taken from another site:-

I had some trouble with the terrible default set-up and I honestly spent like 3 hours coming up with a fix that I would like the best.

This is what I came up with.

Steering Dead Zone: 0 (For sure it has to be 0)- You are right. Deadzones on wheels is a no-no
Acceleration DZ: 0 Left it at zero for both
Brake DZ: 0
Steering Sensitivity: 65 (can this ratio be improved?) Too high and you end up oversteering easily
Acc Sensitivity: 65
Brake Sensitivity: 65
Speed Steering Sens: 100 (This is the ratio that steering responds in higher speeds, am i wrong?)
Wheel Lock: 360 (games real wheel does not reacts 360 degrees, so i try the minimum 270 degree setup, imho that suits better?) I put it at the wheel's default.
FFB: 10 (lower ratios like 3-4 in FFB gives better results for lag between steering wheel and the game?)

 

[Bartpabicz]

thank you for your help. It did not solve the problem though, I have decided to return the wheel. Might be driver issue or software itself (NFS). Thanks again!

 

[Gabkicks]

did you try anotehr game and see if you had the same problem? something like live for speed or maybe a pc game demo of dirt 2 or something?