100 in game can and usually will result in clipping at some point. Also, lowering the wheel, will lower its ceiling and therfore also result in clipping, at some point. So High in game / low on wheel has the possibility to clip at both the game and the hardware. i.e Max wheel output say 10nm.

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Like and subscribe with notification bell, it helps a lot. Thank You!Fanatec settings as seen in FANALAB software Tuning Menu: SEN 900deg, FFB 100%, FFS peak

The next step. is actually getting the game you want to actually practice on, in this case we are using Assetto Corsa. Now, for a game to practice on, I would mainly choose Assetto as it is one of the closest games to irl drifting. Now for the next step. Once you're in the game you want to practice on, you may need to setup the wheel, peddles

The "AppData" folder is hidden by default, check "Hidden items" in your Windows view properties. If you report a crash, ALWAYS zip and attach the WHOLE "Crashes" folder in the same directory. Do not post "I have the same issue" in an existing thread with a game crash, always open your own thread. The setup.ini will overrule settings you do to the other ini's (like Springrate and Damperrate) if the values you added in the suspension.ini are outside the range of the setup.ini. So best option is to clear out the setup.ini, tweak the car via the ini files, and fill in the setup.ini as the last step after everything else is done. G. Stability Control = 50%. I can drift okay with that, but some guys dont use the S-Control as Kuno's I believe said they added that effect to the game but its not a real physics model, rather a realistic effect. With SC off I cant drift well at all, yet. IllestD, Jun 23, 2017. #4. ️Subscribe & Turn on 🔔 for future uploads !

In the TM Control Panel: DOR: 900 degrees. Overall FFB: 85%. Constant: 100%. Periodic: 100%. Spring: 100% (Not affected in this game but there are other games that rely on this setting for proper FFB) Damper: 0% (Or your preference) In game settings: DOR: 900 degrees.

For drifting the degree of rotation is important, and in real Formula Drift, the DoR is usually 1080 or higher depending on setup. The real important thing to look for in your gear or settings is a wheel that has a higher return speed than others. ie, Direct Drive wheels, typically of the higher level variety. You want to be able to control and
Degrees: 900. Allow game to adjust settings CHECKED. Combined Pedals MUST BE DISABLED. In AC -> Controls -> Advanced. Force Feedback Gain: 125 - 150%. Dampening: 0.15 - 0.30 (or change according to your tastes) I think I got this from racedepartment forum, and it works for me. #1. ♥ .amdr ♥ Nov 9, 2013 @ 10:05pm.
Also dont make make my mistake and make sure you select the Assetto Corsa launcher rather than just an Assetto icon from the game folder, thats if you are using a game specific profile. Logitech Profiler Settings. Overall Effects: 100%. Spring Effects: 0%. Damper Effects: 0 or (100% only if you want damping) Centering: 0 (un-checked) Degrees: 900.
Use a car like the E30 drift that has no assists, so you can truly feel the car and only the car moving under you and you can feel how every action of yours reacts without assists getting in the way. I'm also on a G29. This is the drift setup I use for the E30 drift, give it a try.
I know Assetto Corsa is best played with 900° but I've gotten into assetto corsa massively even with a xbox360 gamepad. I was able to get a really old Saitek r440 (180°/ 90° each side) for free and its been incredible fun to drive with it. Is anyone able to give me pointers on how to set up a wheel with such a small rotation. I've fiddled with the settings alot and I've been able to get 02I8kv9.
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