merlino Posted March 9, 2015 Posted March 9, 2015 con il T500 al 100% se usi la Z4 Gt3 e ti scappa... come minimo ci rimetti un polso...
dedraro Posted March 9, 2015 Posted March 9, 2015 Ho capito, quindi la saturazione in pratica è che superata una certa soglia in % comincia a "livellarsi" il force feedback e non avere più picchi di forza ma essere sempre tutto più rigido giusto? Per la pedaliera no problem non userò quella TM
albe1628 Posted March 11, 2015 Posted March 11, 2015 Ciao a tutti.Sapete consigliarmi dei settaggi per Fanatec 911 carrera? Grazie
MaoZeTung Posted March 15, 2015 Posted March 15, 2015 G27 Da pannello di controllo di Windows 900' gradi 95% forza ffb Tutto il testo a zero Dentro assetto corsa In ordine di inserimento 95% 0% 0% 11% gli effetti 5% 7% 2% Il testo tutto come di default tranne la linearità della frenata che va a gusti. Ciao è fammi sapere. N.B. Nel setup vettura cerca sempre di non far saturare il segnale del volante ok?
andry Posted March 15, 2015 Posted March 15, 2015 G27 Da pannello di controllo di Windows 900' gradi 95% forza ffb Tutto il testo a zero Dentro assetto corsa In ordine di inserimento 95% 0% 0% 11% gli effetti 5% 7% 2% Il testo tutto come di default tranne la linearità della frenata che va a gusti. Ciao è fammi sapere. N.B. Nel setup vettura cerca sempre di non far saturare il segnale del volante ok? cioè cosa vuol dire non far saturare non tocco mai il ffb in game a vettura quindi non so di cosa tratti domani dovrei riuscire a provari
MaoZeTung Posted March 15, 2015 Posted March 15, 2015 Se apri il gioco e vai in pista con l'apps aperta dei pedali ti accorgerai che quando giri il volante avrai la prima barretta di colore grigio che si muove, nei curvoni veloce e in altre situazione quella barretta nn dovrebbe mai diventare di colore rosso cioè nn dovrebbe mai saturare il segnale. Se diventa rosso perderesti tutte le informazioni, cioè avresti un volante duro e pastoso che nn trasmetterà più nessuna sensazione. Quindi in game dovresti sempre mettere nella sezione ffb il primo valore a 75/80 e il secondo sempre a 0 poi se vedi che diventa rosso allora provi ad abbassare il primo valore ma il secondo tienilo sempre a 0.
Lex Posted March 15, 2015 Posted March 15, 2015 (edited) Ero alla ricerca di un'impostazione per il g27 che migliorasse la mia esperienza,visto che i classici settaggi proprio non mi davano il feeling giusto e mi sono imbattuto nel forum ufficiale in questi qui,che scombinano un po' i classici parametri ma io mi ci trovo mooolto meglio ora!! E finalmente il volante mi torna in posizione centrale da solo se lo mollo dopo una controsterzata (molto utile per chi drifta..) Copio e incollo: I posted this in another thread, but it's relevant here. Here I will break down Logitech G27 settings for AC - if feels sooooooo good: For Logitech Profiler: 100% overall and use AC's minimum force for your wheel's particular deadzone, or use this overall setting for your deadzone and not AC's min. force setting. For example - I use 100% overall force in profiler and 16% minimum force in Assetto Corsa because my particular G27 requires at least 16% force to respond *(determined using wheelcheck.exe iRacing tool) But if I didn't want Assetto Corsa to handle this task, and I wanted the profiler to manage this - I'd set 116% overall force in profiler and 0% minimum force in AC main menu advanced controls. AC handles this better than Logitech Profiler though in my opinion.100% spring in profiler, though 99% of people use 0% spring, and I did too for years and still do in other games - but somebody who sounded really smart said it's good in AC and I tried it and it made such a small difference that I can't really tell between 0% and 100% spring, so either way it doesn't matter to me. 0% spring in profiler is fine, 100% spring is fine - try them both for yourself.100% damper in profiler because that way if you want to use any damping in Assetto Corsa, you will be allowed to. However if you don't want any damping, you can still have no damping even with profiler's damping set to 100% Damping is setup in the game, the profiler just determines if it's allowed or not and 100% in profiler = up to 100% is allowed if you want.0% center spring as this is just a feature for non ffb games that makes your wheel physically stuck in the center and resist leaving the center to simulate ffb, but since AC has real ffb you definitely don't want this crap so put it on 0%, checked the box though because for some reason people say to do that - can't tell a difference with it checked or unchecked personally.Check the box for allow game to adjust obviously and 900 rotation obviously. Also, it's important if you're not doing this in the global settings but rather if you have a specific profile for AC to make sure the path points to: x:\Steam\SteamApps\common\assettocorsa\acs.exe (x being whatever Drive letter your's is of course)In game: I use 100% gain (I set my gain for each car individually in the General Tab in the pits using FFB anticlipping tool to determine perfect FFB for each car, then save the setup and it will always load up w the perfect FFB)In game: 0% filter because the raw forces are betterIn game: 10% damper (0% is good, but I use 10% to add a bit of 'weight' to the wheel)In game: 16% minimum force (used a program called wheelcheck.exe to determine that value - removes deadzone) *Don't use my settings on this one - calculate your own with wheelcheckIn game: 2% Kerb (G27 rattles when this is too high, 2% is enough to feel it without the rattle) You can go a bit higher, but when curbs start to rattle you've gone too high.In game: 0% Road (canned/fake effect? Didn't like it - it's sorta like Rumble on a controller for bumps in the road, if using it - use very low amount)In game: 0% Slip (same as above, canned effect - using this makes good drifting more difficult)In game: Gamma, Filter, Speed Sensitivity, Brake Gamma = ALL default, don't wanna mess with these - leave them default.In pits: General Tab can set the FFB gain to whatever that particular car needs since gain is 100% in both profiler and main options = linear setting with full range available here.I tend to leave Damper on 100% in this General tab (so it allows 100% of my 10% damper choice from the main menu to add in the 'weight' to the wheel so it feels better around the center)To determine what Gain to set in the General Tab, I use an Assetto Corsa app I downloaded here (check forums for FFB anti-clipping tool 2.3)For Logitech, having the correct gain rather than guessing is important because these wheels need a lot of force to feel something, but then easily get overworked by too much as well, so dialing in the min. force as well as the gain is important.http://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/i...-anti-clipping-tool-stable-version-2-3.14165/ Edited March 15, 2015 by Lex
Taranta Posted March 15, 2015 Posted March 15, 2015 Di nettamente differente dice di usare 100% forza effetto molla (spring) nel profilo Logitech, come aveva consigliato all'inizio anche Aris: devo provare ma sono scettico!
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