I forgot if we talked about this already.. But here's my opinion on this in as little words possible without meaning to talk down your settings.
Whatever feels good is perfect. My opinions are just personal views on that subject:
Lut generator:
1. Wheelcheck pushes the wheel and then measures how far it turned on its own and then adjusts the ffb outputs to make the wheel throw linear.
I don't think that the resistance of the wheelbase is linear at all and I also don't think that one can compare short ffb bursts + wheel throwing against steady holding forces against a human hand.
2. The creator of the lut generator never drove a Logitech wheel. It's somewhere in his posts... So in my opinion it's completely misused by the community but for some weird reason it got blown up to be some kind of magic.
3. My G27 felt pretty "linear" when doing circles on the skidpad mod track. After using the lut generator, it felt completely off. Way too light at first and then becoming suddenly way stronger.
Imo that's not "awesome dynamic", that's just misinterpreted wheelbase throw resistance vs actual ffb in human hands.
FFB clip:
The app is nicely coded and provides great info about how much clipping is going on.
I have a few issues with it though:
1. All cars will have about the same average strength. There won't be lighter or heavier cars anymore.
That can be cool but it can also be pretty lame imo...
2. The dynamic mode is some awesome piece of code. Giving you a lot of force to work with. Lots of fun!
My issue with it: you won't gain muscle memory...
Now it's debatable how much muscle memory one can gain from a weak Logitech wheel but still..
There's a difference between the overall ffb level with gt3 cars at 80 km/h vs 240 km/h and you can learn via muscle memory how much total grip the car has in theory when going into a corner.
With the dynamic mode, your muscles have absolutely no idea about this.
It's basically "fun against scientifically the better way".
About the guide you linked:
Damper is incorrectly explained and it has a few other issues.. It's basically just internet myths put together with a result that somehow ends up feeling good.
It's fuelling myths that are somehow kept and repeated in our community and therefore I dislike that guide.
But since the result actually feels good and is fun to drive, who cares
I forgot if I asked you this:
Did you try my dfgt lut?
As I said as long as things feel good and are fun, there's nothing wrong with anything!
But I'd be interested in your feedback if you'd try it "my way"
And sorry for derailing this thread. When Logitech/ffb myths are posted, I can't help myself...