VELOCIPEDE Posted October 14, 2011 Share Posted October 14, 2011 (edited) Consigli per Logitech G25/G27 First: Logitech ProfilerAfter you have made a new profile for project cars go to "Specific Game Settings".Adjust like so:- Use special FFB settings: enabled (of course)- Overall effects strength: 100-107%- Spring effect strength: 0%- Damper effect strength: 0%- Enable Centering Spring: disabled- Centering spring strength: 0%- use special steering wheel settings: enabled- report combined pedals: disabled- degrees of rotation: 900- use special game settings: enabled- allow game to adjust settings: enabledSecond: In Game Settings_Go to the controls menu and chose "Logitech G25 seperate pedals"Click "Calibrate Wheel"1st: You have to turn the wheel until it stops and reaches its maximum lock.2nd: turn the wheel 90° clock or anticlockwise. "steering lock" should be at 900° (if its at 899° you will die. dont ask what will happen at 901°) Click "finish".Click "Calibrate Pedals"Game says it all: "Depress all pedals as far as possible" Do it now! The values should all be at 100 Click "finish".If they are not at 100: normally when you first start your PC you should have pressed/depressed all pedals before you start the game. You might need a retry at this. If it still doesnt work restart the game and play a bit with the pedals, it will work. Don't play with them while in the settings menu, pedal input navigates through the settings and might do damage.Go to "Configuration"Now, you can leave the pedal deadzones (throttle/brake/clutch) at 6 or put them to 0 if you like.Set Force Feedback to 100. Go back. Don't touch anything else. good. thanks. your welcome.Click "Calibrate Force Feedback"At first I recommend setting tire force to 100. You can adjust it later on to how you want it to feel like. I like having it at 200 as it gives me the best feeling and strongest FFB.So. There is a LOT of stuff going on in this section and I'm sry to tell you this: I dont know shit about 14 of these sliders. But I know something about the remaining 2!One that I just mentioned "tire force" and the last and most important slider in this guide:"Deadzone Removal Range"Third: Deadzone Removal Range:Now this bad boy wants some attention!You will need to adjust the Deadzone Removal Range to compensate for washed out effects in FFB.Some people said that their G27 just didnt feel as sharp as the G25 with the same settings. That is because the G27 has skew gears instead of straight gears and just works a tiny bit differently.So I will only look at the G25/G27 for now.If you did as I said before: FFB strength Profiler 100-107% / In game FFB 100%The G25 has a standard FFBbaseOffset-value of around 3.5% - 7%. This may vary a bit!The G27 however has a FFBbaseOffset-value of whopping 18% or even more with the same settings applied.The ideal value would be 0% for any wheel.If you want to lower your FFB strength and set "Force Feedback" to maybe 80 or 60 in the game, you will need to adjust a higher Deadzone Removal Range value !Again, when lowering FFB strenght more and more effects will get lost if you didnt adjust Deadzone Removal Range as well and it just doesnt feel as good as it could be. You can try to lower FFB by using Tire Force instead of FFB Strength in game.To get your very own FFBbaseOffset-value if you want: download "wheel checker 1.72."https://mega.co.nz/#!wt4UzboQ!r70tME...IBBJYULPWWyNCgJust open it, no need to install.Click on "Spring Force"and go to "min force". Make sure you dont touch your wheel for the next few seconds.At the bottom you can read out the value that applies to your wheel and settings.Take that exact value and put it in Deadzone Removal Range. So if wheel checker says 5.0%, Deadzone Removal Range should be at 0.05If it is at 18%, in game should be at 0.18.As I said, lowering FFB strength will result in higher FFBbaseOffset values !Now you can adjust any slider to your liking. Keep in mind that the G27 may react differently to value changes compared to the G25! (as you noticed with Deadzone Removal Range) ==================================================================================================== Consigli per Thrustmaster T500 Make sure you have latest thrustmaster firmware installed and most recent TM software.Make sure let game choose ffb settings via TM software.I set ffb to 65 in TM software.I leave everything default in game.I calibrate wheel to exactly 900 degree rotation(its a 1080 wheel)I set FFB to 100%.I set damper reduction to 0%.If a particular car is too light its easy to increase very slightly the master spindle in car setup menu. I don't do this very much tbhYou are correct keep an eye on wheel realtime data graph via HUD to ensure your setting are not making your wheel clip Edited May 9, 2015 by VELOCIPEDE Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
delpinsky Posted October 16, 2011 Share Posted October 16, 2011 (edited) Qui ho qualche buon settaggio per il MOMO Racing + MOMO Red: (Non essendoci un thread apposito per ora posto qui) MOMO Settings Logitech Profiler: Overall Effect Strength: 60% Spring Effect Strength: 0% Damper Effect Strength: 0% Enable Centering Spring: Checked Centering Spring Strength: 0% Use Special Steering Wheel Settings: Checked Report Combined Pedals: Unchecked Use Special Game Settings: Checked Allow Game To Adjust Settings: Checked Visuals: FOV: 78 (Somehow less FOV increases the feeling of lack of precision when turning) Gameplay: Difficulty: Hard Handling: Pro Controls: Logitech MOMO Racing Separate Pedals Force Feedback: 90 Steering Deadzone: 0 Steering Sensitivity: 50 Throttle Deadzone: 0 Throttle Sensitivity: 50 Breake Deadzone: 0 Brake Sensitivity: 50 Clutch Deadzone: 0 Clutch Sensitivity: 50 Speed Sensitivity: 20 (Fixes issue with lack of precision when turning at speed) Steering Lock: 200 (The max possible) Steering Damper Saturation: 0 MOMO Red Settings Gameplay: Difficulty: Hard Handling: Pro my profiler is set to 80% strength 0% for the rest do not let game take control Controls: Logitech MOMO Force Separate Pedals Force Feedback: 100 Steering Deadzone: 0 Steering Sensitivity: 15 Throttle Deadzone: 0 Throttle Sensitivity: 50 Breake Deadzone: 0 Brake Sensitivity: 30 Clutch Deadzone: 0 Clutch Sensitivity: 50 Speed Sensitivity: 0 (Fixes issue with lack of precision when turning at speed) Steering Lock: 200 (The max possible) Steering Damper Saturation: 0 I am also using the lgs509_x64.exe driver for the wheel. Gameplay: Difficulty: Hard Handling: Pro Controls: Logitech MOMO Racing Separate Pedals Force Feedback: 90 Steering Deadzone: 0 Steering Sensitivity: 50 Throttle Deadzone: 0 Throttle Sensitivity: 50 Breake Deadzone: 0 Brake Sensitivity: 50 Clutch Deadzone: 0 Clutch Sensitivity: 50 Speed Sensitivity: 20 (Fixes issue with lack of precision when turning at speed) Steering Lock: 200 (The max possible) Steering Damper Saturation: 0[/indent] I have also testing the dinput8.dll FFB fix for shift2 which seems to help reduce lag a bit more.. and i lowered my sensitivity to 0... it's still nothing close to how i would like it.. but it keeps getting better.. i'm sure with most people trying to slove this , it will be fixed some day...lol oh.. i also started using the CARS_FFB.exe to run the game.. that also helped. G25/G27 Workaround for massive deadzone I tried over 3 months to find a way to eliminate a deadzone from over 90° in each direction in Shift2. Now I know that it is caused in this engine by using multiple controllers. I tried this today with the 073 prealpha of C.A.R.S. and it works, too! It will help all you guys with G25/G27 wheels and separate pedalsets powered by Bodnar-Controller. For you with Ecci and Frex wheels and other special equipment like shifter with gamepad-controller or buttonboxes it should do so, too (but I know this not for sure) Give it a try! And for you devs....to search in your code for this, it could help how this behavior can be eliminate by this workaround...I hope you find it soon, because it is very annoying to do this each time after gamestart! Here we go: You must do this each time after starting C.A.R.S.! 1. In the controller settings in your choosen preset you must reset everything with R 2. Tune the deadzones (0) and Sensitivity (50) (or to your liking) and save it with the right shift key. For Logitech wheels the wheel axis is already assigned, but for custom wheels you should assign your axis by hitting F and assign it there. Assign now only the wheel axis (and not the buttons or axis from other controllers!) before saving with right shift button! 3. Go on the track! Test the response of the wheel. The deadzone should be gone. Escape from track (these part seems to me essential for success) 4. Go again to controller settings and assign with F all necessary buttons and axis and save it with the right shift key. Now your are ready to enjoy! ...and you can do the same to enjoy Shift2 BTW: Try using the CARS.exe or the CARS_FFB.exe for best pleasure....try both, because it seems, that some hardware configurations match better with one or the other of them. Feel free to give here response and/or discuss this intermediate solution. Edited October 16, 2011 by delpinsky Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mircocatta Posted August 30, 2013 Share Posted August 30, 2013 è possibile rimettere le immagini di settaggi per G27? inoltre, oltre a modificare i settaggi ingame, per il profilo FUORI dal gioco (quindi nel programma logitech), bisogna toccare qualcosa? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
VELOCIPEDE Posted July 15, 2014 Author Share Posted July 15, 2014 la lista completa dei volanti supportati è questa PC Thrusmaster T300RS Thrustmaster Ferrari GTE Thrustmaster TX Thrustmaster T100 Thrustmaster TH8RS Thrustmaster TH8A Thrustmaster T3PA Pedals Thrustmaster T500RS Thrustmaster RGT Force Feedback Clutch Thrustmaster F430 Force Feedback Thrustmaster Ferrari F1 Wheel Integral T500 Thrustmaster GP XID Gamepad Thrustmaster GPX Gamepad Thrustmaster GPX LightBack Black Edition Gamepad Fanatec Porsche Turbo Fanatec Porsche Carrera Fanatec Porsche 911 Turbo S Fanatec Porsche 911 GT2 Fanatec Porsche 911 GT3V2 Fanatec CSR (+ Pedals) Fanatec CSR Elite (+ Pedals) Fanatec ClubSport (+ Pedals) Fanatec ClubSport Shifter (+SQ) Logitech G25 Logitech G27 Logitech Driving Force Logitech Driving Force Pro Logitech Driving Force GT Logitech MOMO Force Logitech MOMO Racing Microsoft SideWinder Force Feedback SimRaceway SRW-S1 Xbox One Thrustmaster TX Thrustmaster T458 Spider Thrustmaster TH8A Thrustmaster T3PA Pedals Playstation 4 Thrustmaster T300RS Thrustmaster T300 Ferrari GTE Thrustmaster T100 Thrustmaster T80 Thrustmaster TH8RS Thrustmaster TH8A Thrustmaster T3PA Pedals Thrustmaster T500RS Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
dippoli1 Posted July 17, 2014 Share Posted July 17, 2014 quindi il frex fbb1000 ? ditemi che sarà compatibile anche questo. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaoZeTung Posted April 8, 2015 Share Posted April 8, 2015 Qualche buon settaggio per il g27 please Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaoZeTung Posted April 12, 2015 Share Posted April 12, 2015 Ammazza vedo che questo forum oltre i video non si aggiorna mai. Qualcuno comunque mi può aiutare ad avere un ffb decente su questo titolo grazie Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jumpboy8 Posted April 12, 2015 Share Posted April 12, 2015 (edited) Ammazza vedo che questo forum oltre i video non si aggiorna mai. Qualcuno comunque mi può aiutare ad avere un ffb decente su questo titolo grazie Il FFB da un po' di tempo a questa parte dovrebbe essere già più che decente anche sul G27. Se non l'hai già fatto imposta il valore generale del FFB a 100, di default è a 85 (non ha alcun senso impostarlo a 85, limiti ulteriormente un volante che di suo non è neanche così potente). Volendo ci sono i tweaker di Jack Spade, ma sono fatti più che altro per il CSW, quindi per il G27 con questi tweaker il FFB potrebbe sembrare un po' troppo leggero. EDIT: cosa intendi per FFB decente? Vuoi avere il volante che trema e non sta dritto neanche se lo tiene in mano Schwarzenegger appena prendi una buchetta o un cordolo, come su AC? Edited April 12, 2015 by jumpboy8 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaoZeTung Posted April 14, 2015 Share Posted April 14, 2015 (edited) No non è quello è che non so quale valore spostare x sentire in maniera decente il sotto sterzo visto che il sovrasterzo si sente benissimo Edited April 14, 2015 by MaoZeTung Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jakobdylan Posted May 7, 2015 Share Posted May 7, 2015 Qualche buon settaggio per il g27 please Mi accodo alla richiesta ma sul loro forum non c'è niente? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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