Awesome Realistic Drifting with G29 in GT7 - Porsche Cayman GT4 - Amazing Physics! 

Thanks a lot buddy for the support!! So glad you enjoy them 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

Hey buddy! Thanks a lot!! Glad you're enjoying them bro 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

Thanks a lot buddy! 🤟🏻🤟🏻❤ Better stuff to come 😁

Thanks king 🙌🏻🙌🏻❤

Thanks a lot buddy! 🤟🏻

Thanks buddy!! And deal i will include the pedal bars in my future videos 🤟🏻

Here ya go buddy: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nXDQbvjixys.html

Thanks a lot for your support bro! 🤟🏻🤟🏻 You need to keep practicing! It takes time at first, but once you get used to it, it becomes part of your habits. You need to also have the right ffb settings. Check out this guide that i made on how to set them up: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oEe5ZchqbMg.html I'm also working on some drift tutorials.

hey bro, Part1 of my drifting tutorial series is out, you can watch here if you like to: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qbz6i0WxkUA.html

Yes i have done some extensive experimentation with all ffb settings. Increasing the force feedback sensitivity doesn't make it any more responsive nor does it remove any lag in the input. The lag only comes from how much latency you have in your screen. Increasing the ffb sensitivity only adds strength to the virtual steering column friction, i.e. it only creates more damping hiding away some useful feedback details. I've read some descriptions all over the internet for these settings and most people described them as you did. But I found these interpretations to be wrong. I think it doesn't even behave as PD intends it to be. The name doesn't suggest what it does. I also noticed that to have a 1:1 relationship between what the front wheels do in the physics compared to your steering wheel inputs, you should have "controller sensitivity" at 0. And yes it does make a difference and it's very obvious while drifting. If you change that value up, you will experience amplification to your inputs (which doesn't appear visually) but the behavior of the front tires will just become and look weird. I found the only settings that make the car behave realistically are: controller sensitivity: 0 Force feedback sensitivity: 1 Max torque should be changed depending on which physical wheel you're using, putting the lowest possible value that still gives enough realistic strength while avoiding clipping and loss of info.

Thanks a lot buddy!! Well not really, but if you're using my settings from the end of the video i think you should adjust the max torque to suit your wheel. Not sure which torque value you should use for the DD PRO, but the idea is to use the minimum value that still gives you some realistic force strength. Also gotta say that most of the work should be done through the pedals and not the wheel. In an ideal situation, same as in real life, i would only catch and let go of the wheel most of the time and let the suspension geometry do the work for me, while my main inputs are at the pedals. That DD PRO should be fast enough to help with that, lucky you lol 😋. Couldn't get my hands on one of these but i'm getting a TGT II soon with some TLCM pedals. I'm also working on a drifting tutorial series to cover everything from scratch, so stay tuned by subscribing if you like to 🤟🏻

Shi* reality kicked in that could be my total lack of skills as opposed to the steering wheel setup 😅😅 Great channel & vids and thanks for taking the time to answer. If u ever im Zurich hit me up for some cool live cars 👍😎

Thanks a lot again man! And i didn't mean you lack skills lol 😅. Just practice makes perfect bro so keep practicing. You gotta learn to overcome the lack of G Force on your body (which is the main feedback in real life) and get used to the wheel's behavior to the point where it becomes always predictable to you. And thank you, hope one day I'll visit Zurich! Good luck mate 🤟🏻

I love it when i keep them stock and do that though 😁

@Sim Action Clips can't argue with that. I just yesterday found out we can drift in this game, and pretty damn well!

Man it's the best thing out there! I drift in real life and find it to have the most realistic physics so far.

@@SimActionClips that is fantastic to hear+

Yea it could be one of two: you're either not going back enough on the throttle to continue the drift, or you're not helping the drift by reducing the countersteer. It should be a combination of both mid-drift, you go harder on throttle while allowing the wheel to countersteer then reduce the throttle while also reducing the countersteer, and you repeat while trying to smooth things out.

Yes i do think these updates make some significant difference to drifting, but i do also think any RWD or AWD car can be drifted with default setup same as in real life. It only requires adding parts and tuning to make more extreme drifts. I have videos of both extreme drift builds and drifting default setups, and will continue to make both as each is fun in its own unique way.

@@SimActionClips do you mean to a beginner, he won't need to buy the steering adapter and handbrake upgrades?

Well i actually prefer for a beginner to start learning without them and get used to the basics of drifting in a good stock RWD sports car. Something like the BMW E46 M3, which i'm actually using to create a drifting tutorial for beginners.

Thanks yow!! 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🖤

It takes lots and lots of practice bro. Which wheel are you using?

@@SimActionClips the new fanatec set. i did a lot of research and found out my gas pedal was way too sensitive which was causing me to spin all the time. then found my steering wheel was not sensitive enough causeing me to not be able to counter steer quick enough and now i have been able to catch some drifts. will try again soon but it was def my settings

Awesome news buddy! 👌🏻👌🏻 Is that the DD Pro? Love that wheel but couldn't get my hands on one. Tried the TGT II though it's phenomenal, and i'm getting one soon with the TLCM pedals. And yeah those setttings are crucial for control. With the wrong settings you can't control anything since the feedback will fool you.

@@SimActionClips yes it is. its a great set. now i can do circles quite easy and did m first 2 laps sloppy drifting each corner but its a start.

That's really nice to know bro! Great start then! Keep going and you'll get there 💪🏻 Best of luck buddy!

I always post the tune at the end of the video when I do modify the car. But this one was kept completely stock, and I also do that a lot.

Do you mean the ffb settings? Here are my recommended ffb settings with a detailed explanation: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oEe5ZchqbMg.html Which wheel are you using btw?

Je fais ce tutoriel détaillé sur le sujet mais c'est en anglais: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qbz6i0WxkUA.html Je vais essayer de faire des sous-titres en français

That's Sim Dashboard buddy. Awesome app 👌🏻

Oh really, do they have GT7 now as compatible game. Awesome! Thanks.

Yes it started this month if i remember right. You're welcome mate 🤟🏻

Nice, if you want to do some tandems in the future add me on PSN. We have quiet a big group good drifters who play a lot online. NL_ICE_NL is my PSN.

I think you can find some good used G29 for cheap. They're good value for money.

This is such a good ole forum question lol