In the controllers section there is a percentage selection for speed
sensitivity. It seems to have some bearing on steerability. Can someone
please explain what exactly it does and what settings they use? (I am using
a brand new LWFF, just purchased yesterday)
BandCamp
Like, one time at band camp...
I believe the speed sensitivity setting makes it easier to drive at higher speed
by reducing how sensative it is to steering input.
Lutrell
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>In the controllers section there is a percentage selection for speed >sensitivity. It seems to have some bearing on steerability. Can someone >please explain what exactly it does and what settings they use? (I am using >a brand new LWFF, just purchased yesterday) > >BandCamp >Like, one time at band camp... > >I have found the best settings to be:
Controller sensitivity: 50%
Deadzone : 0%
Speed Sensitivity: 10%
James Pickard
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> In the controllers section there is a percentage selection for speed
> sensitivity. It seems to have some bearing on steerability. Can someone
> please explain what exactly it does and what settings they use? (I amusing
> a brand new LWFF, just purchased yesterday)
>
> BandCamp
> Like, one time at band camp...
>
>
for JOYSTICK users
speed sensitivity is better at 100%
But I cant explain why
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