I have the R4 wheel, and have been playing around with the FF settings
in the core.ini and the joystick setups...but I still haven't been able
to get one that feels right. A lot of people have been saying that
with the Log. FF wheel, they can feel the shifting force. I can't.
Also, there is a significant "dead-zone" in the center. 1" left-right
maybe?
My settings in core.ini are:
45.00000000
0.000000000
200.0000000
I had turned off "return to center spring" in the joystick properties,
but there was too much "sway" as I traveled straight forward. Applying
a little (in the R4 setup, there's basically none -> 100%, in about 20%
increments) force sort of helped, but I've heard so much about removing
completely that force.
Any suggestions from co-owners of the R4 and GPL 1.1?
Thanks and regards,
John Wehman
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Just as you, I'm using about 20% "return to center spring". My FF-strength
is on 50%.
My core.ini has been modified like this:
force_feedback_latency = 0.055 ; in Sekunden
force_feedback_damping = 400.0 ; magische Zahl
I find these settings quite satisfying, but I'm still tinkering with them.
If you find any use for them, it'd be nice; if you find improvements, please
post them on this ng!!
Yours -
Reaperle
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> I have the R4 wheel, and have been playing around with the FF settings > in the core.ini and the joystick setups...but I still haven't been able > to get one that feels right. A lot of people have been saying that > with the Log. FF wheel, they can feel the shifting force. I can't. > Also, there is a significant "dead-zone" in the center. 1" left-right > maybe? > My settings in core.ini are: > 45.00000000 > 0.000000000 > 200.0000000 > I had turned off "return to center spring" in the joystick properties, > but there was too much "sway" as I traveled straight forward. Applying > a little (in the R4 setup, there's basically none -> 100%, in about 20% > increments) force sort of helped, but I've heard so much about removing > completely that force. > Any suggestions from co-owners of the R4 and GPL 1.1? > Thanks and regards, > John Wehman > Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ > Share what you know. Learn what you don't.Did you already try to enable "apply force from y-axis to x-axis" (or
whatever it's called in english) in windows control panel?
I guess the shifting force is on the y-axis, like the clutch in Viper.
This could be connected with your "nonlinear steering" settings, if they are
high, there will be a kind of "dead zone".
Otherwise, d/load DXTweak from logitech's Website to get rid of any "dead
zones" (normally you have 5% of it!).
"return to center spring" should be disabled automatically, if you use FF.
At least I didn't notice any difference on my system (Saitek R4).
Is there really any difference on your system?
CU
Zolli
