PC1 Project CARS Logitech DFGT settings
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Jake Fangio
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I thought they were pretty good to be honest.Everytime I try someone elses i always come back to yours.I think you've done enough,and you've given everyone a good understanding of how this system works.
Thanks Jake, if my CPU still works tonight I will double check my settings for the wheel FFB, if they are right I will post them and then go on holiday! (Which by the way I will be on my honeymoon in two weeks time).I thought they were pretty good to be honest.Everytime I try someone elses i always come back to yours.I think you've done enough,and you've given everyone a good understanding of how this system works.
I dont think I have setup a sim that has been so divisive or as complicated as Pcars usually there is a definitive answer by now but everyones results vary massively. Should of just left well alone but a bit of OCD kicked in.
Jake Fangio
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Congrats on the wedding. You could see all this tinkering as a distraction to the big day.It's been your saviour!!.
Jake Fangio
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We've been used!!!lol.I can imagine the future wife now,"will you get off that bloody game and help me with this wedding! ".
.They just don't seem to understand how fragile the racers mind isYeah, spent about the same last night, it is hard to get the DFGT exact, but I think I am about to compromise on my settings soon. I have had dead zone up to 0-.15 FBB all over the place btwn 40 -60+, but the relative gain feels better to me around 1.00 or less (this can be set at 1.00, if you reset wheel).
update see new wheel settings in Fanatec GT3 wheel settings page
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Assetto corsa transmits the bumps and little changes in the road's surface with great detail while Project Cars does not at all; it is dead in the straits and it makes it hard to get immersed in the driving experience after having come from Assetto corsa. I've tried the same track with the same car in both games and Assetto Corsa is far more detailed in the FFB as far as the road's surface goes. I love almost everything else in Project cars as it transmits the car losing grip very well but really falls short in the road response. Like other's I've spent hours twiddling the various extremes on the ffb settings and still have had very little as far as feeling the road bumps like you can very well in Assetto corsa. Disappointed in Pcars for this one reason. It just seems as though this level of programming is simply non existent in Project Cars. We don't expect it to be real from a "game" but Assetto Corsa nailed it and PC failed in that regard in my opinion.
Unless someone has figured out that magic setting in Cars that changes all of this.
If I had never played Assetto Corsa I would probably never had known what I was missing in Project Cars
Unless someone has figured out that magic setting in Cars that changes all of this.
If I had never played Assetto Corsa I would probably never had known what I was missing in Project Cars
It's because there are no canned effects active in Pcars, all the FFB is generated by the physics.
Some tracks have a bit more going on on the straights like Oulton Park but others are lacking.
I don't think a canned effect will be enabled so the best hope is that the tracks will be improved to include some microbumps on the straights.
I do think that your experience with AC might give a wrong comparison, on very smooth tracks there should not be 'that' much going on while driving straight... were i do agree wholeheartedly that there's currently a definite lack in Pcars.
So I'm messing around in the le mans track where you can get rather fast. I noticed on all the straight ways, all the cars, the wheel vibrates like CRAZY. is there a way to lessen this? I have to hang on to the wheel for dear life... I'm using the exact same setup as the original post.
FFB settings have totally changed in the latest update. I recommend setting soft clipping (half) to 0.0. Also lower the master scale for each car specific setting to less than 20. Other than that I am still in testing we can't edit posts at the moment.
I got married yesterday so excuse my tardiness in updating any settings, I had a few laps though the morning of the big day.
I got married yesterday so excuse my tardiness in updating any settings, I had a few laps though the morning of the big day.
Aint no woman changing me
Much!
I also had some racing elements allowed on the wedding day. I'll post some pics when we get them.
Now off on my honeymoon, so if anyone finds some good settings post them and I can try them when I return and hopefully we will be able to edit again soon.
Have fun everyone because I will be
Jake Fangio
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Try not to wear it out!.Aint no woman changing me
Much!
I also had some racing elements allowed on the wedding day. I'll post some pics when we get them.
Now off on my honeymoon, so if anyone finds some good settings post them and I can try them when I return and hopefully we will be able to edit again soon.
Have fun everyone because I will be
Ok So I decided to wait to get the game until the bugs got sorted out. With the release of patch2.5 I figured it was time. I purchased it yesterday and tried to play for a while. I used the DFGT settings on a thread here. The issue I am having is that the wheel seems to have a delayed response. At times there's like half a second lag when I let off the gas or turn the wheel.
This is making the game very hard to play.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
This is making the game very hard to play.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
