RasmusP
The strong one? I think no one mentioned that to me yet.
Glad you like it! Happy driving :)
Glad you like it! Happy driving :)
RasmusP
Hehe, thanks for calling it AWESOME (there's a German poetry slam video where AWESOME is the most used word, lol).
80% seems a bit much but as long as it feels good for you, I'm happy that you're having fun :)
80% seems a bit much but as long as it feels good for you, I'm happy that you're having fun :)
RasmusP
Thanks for the 10/5 rating :D Happy to see that even after years of getting used to something else, my little lut make for a positive change :)
RasmusP
Thanks! :) it's astonishing how much difference a little change around the center can do. And it's sad how little the devs care for it. Every game could easily implement such a feature and get a preset for all logitech wheels...
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Hi, thanks for still giving me these stars :)
You seem to have the same problem as Kozzion (rating below yourself). Please write in the support area of this download so we can solve it :)
You seem to have the same problem as Kozzion (rating below yourself). Please write in the support area of this download so we can solve it :)
RasmusP
First, thanks for still giving me 5 stars although you don't have any force feedback. :)
Second: please let's solve this problem in the support area where we can talk better. I'll make a post :)
Second: please let's solve this problem in the support area where we can talk better. I'll make a post :)
RasmusP
Hi, thanks for the stars :)
Assetto corsa uses the correct degrees for each car, as long as the logitech panel and the ingame degrees are the same. So what you are using is hardware lock, what you'd need would be to activate the "softlock".
But the ac softlock is pretty bad sadly...
For some reason though, the force feedback gets amplified when using less rotation. So going from 900 to 450 will boost (and clip) the force feedback.
I would recommend that yoh just use this LUT like you do now and if the wheel shakes on straights, simply use numpad minus until the ffb is low enough to not shake anymore :)
Or you use 900 and activate the softlock.
Either in content manager or:
\Steam\steamapps\common\assettocorsa\system\cfg\assetto_corsa.ini
Then at the bottom- [SOFT_LOCK] ENABLED=1
Assetto corsa uses the correct degrees for each car, as long as the logitech panel and the ingame degrees are the same. So what you are using is hardware lock, what you'd need would be to activate the "softlock".
But the ac softlock is pretty bad sadly...
For some reason though, the force feedback gets amplified when using less rotation. So going from 900 to 450 will boost (and clip) the force feedback.
I would recommend that yoh just use this LUT like you do now and if the wheel shakes on straights, simply use numpad minus until the ffb is low enough to not shake anymore :)
Or you use 900 and activate the softlock.
Either in content manager or:
\Steam\steamapps\common\assettocorsa\system\cfg\assetto_corsa.ini
Then at the bottom- [SOFT_LOCK] ENABLED=1
RasmusP
Thanks for taking the time to write this nice message :)
Occasionally I went back to without a LUT and indeed, massive difference although it's really just a little curve for the few first percent of ffb output!
I wish you great fun with AC!
Occasionally I went back to without a LUT and indeed, massive difference although it's really just a little curve for the few first percent of ffb output!
I wish you great fun with AC!
RasmusP
Thanks for the review! Great to see it's still making other people happy :)
RasmusP
Thanks man, I really appreciate the kind words! :)
RasmusP
Thank you for writing a review. Feels great to get this kind of feedback :)
RasmusP
Cheers to you for still keeping the g25. Hopefully it'll satisfy you for some years to come!
RasmusP
If you like, make a post in the support area. It reads like there was something not quite right with your settings. I created this to give me a tight and alive feel at the center. So the opposite of what you're reporting.
The lack of resistance while standing still doesn't come from the lut. Just raise the "damper" slider in the logitech panel and put "damper gain" back up to whatever you like :)
The lack of resistance while standing still doesn't come from the lut. Just raise the "damper" slider in the logitech panel and put "damper gain" back up to whatever you like :)
RasmusP
Still makes me happy to read these reviews. Thanks for taking your time to give me a smile! :)
RasmusP
Thanks for giving me such a great feedback! This is exactly why I created it. Mainly for my self but it's really great to know that it makes others enjoy AC just like I do with it! :)
RasmusP
Hehe, after you stopped posting I wondered if you were just back to default settings.
Glad you gave it a try again and this time with success! :)
Your words are enough for me to make me feel these threads were and are worth the time I've spent noting everything down. The settings are done for my own pleasure. Nothing to thank me for them :p
Glad you gave it a try again and this time with success! :)
Your words are enough for me to make me feel these threads were and are worth the time I've spent noting everything down. The settings are done for my own pleasure. Nothing to thank me for them :p
I thought about deleting the guide thread as I think the settings are not as smooth and nicely shaped but I thought some people probably like it anyway as the LUTs are a bit lighter and rather "fluffy" in comparison.
Glad that you're having fun with it and I could help :)