Hey guys! Sorry I didn't respond earlier!
my only problem is when i drive f1 cars ,when i turn more than about 180 degrees ,my wheel pulls more to the same direction like someone pull it.
I don't really understand what you mean by that. Do you mean when you turn further than the virtual wheel turns? That's kind of "normal" but a bit strange I agree!
You could turn on the "softlock" somwhere in the ini files (just google for AC softlock) or you have an eye on the virtual wheel and don't turn too far.
Or I misunderstood you and you try to describe it again
Hey there my friend told me about this does this help when in a straight line not to get a wiggle on for no reason and will this also help with drifting or not just racing
This straight line "wobble" happens when you have too much force at the center position. If you have not enough force at the center on the other hand, you'll feel that "dead"-zone without feeling anything.
My Look Up Tables try to get the best compromise between these two things with a smooth curve.
So when I drive in a straight line my wheel feels soft, but still with some force! And when I give the wheel a little push (not too much!) the wheel wobbles a few times but comes to a stand still.
A good example of the perfect settings is when you can hold a GT3 car at the Nordschleife straight with just 2 fingers. The wheel will shake like crazy but the car will remain straight.
With too much force the car will crash or you'll need both hands to hold it.
With not enough force the car will jump around but you won't feel anything of the bumps.
Hope this explanation gives you an idea
If not just ask!
Sorry this has taken such a long time, I'd forgotten the whole thing. Ran the minimum force test:
Result is the same whether sensitivity is at 20%, 50% or 100%. Tbh I'm not sure what the sensitivity actually does. Also tried using the LUT generator:
This shows that the G920 is not the same wheel as a G29/27 but more like the cheaper DFGT regarding the deadzone.
Your min-force test shows 0.5%!!!
DFGTs are around 1-5% and my G27 is around 15%!
So you really don't need any minimum I guess. It should just feel fine!
Disable the ff_post_process.ini by setting ENABLED=0.
Then driver 100% force, ingame 100% and in the cars too. Do you feel any dead zone at the center or does your wheel starts to shake on the straights?
If it starts to shake lower one of the "100%" and if you feel a dead zone try to raise the minimum force to 1-2%.
Report back when you tried all this. If you are still unhappy then with your center position feel I'll try to create a custom LUT for you with some very very very small force boost curve
I'm amazed that the G920 is so different Oo
Here is how my LutGenerator curve looks like: