You want to reduce the sensitivity with speed option. It's the one at the bottom
of the controller screen. I have a T2 and set the option at the top to 70% and
the one at the bottom to 35%. I would like more sensitive pedals, but at least
I'm not over-gassing it all the time ;-)
Jason.
James Larson wrote:
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I've lowered the steering lock, reduced the controller sensitivity and
deadzone, but steering the cars seems hopelessly twitchy to the point where it
is extremely difficult to control them down a straight. I have Guillemot FF
wheel.
Does anybody else have this problem or know how to overcome it?
James Larson
Omaha, Nebraska, USA
This is an important update...
I'm now using 50% sensitivity and 60% speed sensitivity with my T2. When standing
still and turning the wheel from lock to lock, the tires stop moving when the wheel
stops. When using 70% the tires stopped moving way before the wheel hit the full
lock. Using 50%, I now get to use all the available motion from the wheel and
smooter turns are the result!
Jason.
Jason Monds wrote:
> You want to reduce the sensitivity with speed option. It's the one at the bottom
> of the controller screen. I have a T2 and set the option at the top to 70% and
> the one at the bottom to 35%. I would like more sensitive pedals, but at least
> I'm not over-gassing it all the time ;-)
>
> Jason.
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Jason Monds
http://www.proracingclub.com - Pro Racing Club! (N3, GPL)
http://members.home.net/stuff.mondsj/csp - Car Sim Project
(Please remove 'no extra spork' when replying)
