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What sensitivity/deadzone values to use with GTL Demo??

2 posts by 2 people · 27 Aug 2005 16:44 UTC - 27 Aug 2005 18:18 UTC

Cris Eichler 27 Aug 2005 16:44 UTC#18339
Hi all, i'm using a Logi FF GP and was wondering what values you guys use to get a good feel in the GTL Demo with this wheel. I've tried lads of different values and combinations but still can't seem to quite connect to the car. Any experiences? Cheers! Cris
"Cris Eichler" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:deq58e$9ve$04$[email hidden]:
Quoted text (13 lines)> Hi all, > > i'm using a Logi FF GP and was wondering what values you guys use to > get a good feel in the GTL Demo with this wheel. I've tried lads of > different values and combinations but still can't seem to quite > connect to the car. Any experiences? > > Cheers! > > Cris > > >
There are tons(or Tonnes if you are Euro) of posts about this topic going allll the way back to F1 2k. you can google groups ras and search for controllers and probably find out more than you'll ever want to know. Basically, if you want to match the 100% linearity of the Papy sims, then you need to set your sliders in both the logi profiler and the ISI/GTL sims to 50% Less than 50% slows down the steering some, and more than 50% begins to make it quicker, more twitchy, more nervous. Deadzones to zero. Speed Sensitivity to zero. The lower the steering lock percentage inside the setups, the slower, smoother the steering. But also, the lower you make the %, the wider your car turns...so sharp corners become a problem. 15% to 18% should suffice. dave henrie

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