GT7 - Massive Drifts! HellCat Charger with Logitech G29 - Amazing Physics! 

Thanks man! 🤟🏻🤟🏻

Thanks a lot man and you're welcome! I'm always glad that my videos can help. You just need to keep practicing and you'll get there. I would say good throttle and brake control together. Will be explaining brake control in depth in the coming videos. Congrats on the T300 enjoy it! And thanks a lot for the support 🤟🏻🤟🏻

@@SimActionClips looking forward to it!!

Awesome vids! How is your handbrake setup?

Thank a lot bro, I hope you keep enjoying! 🤟🏻🤟🏻

Thanks buddy! 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻❤

Thanks a lot bro! Assists ruin your controls so always have them off except for ABS. With any of the other assists on, you won't feel what the car is doing nor be able to predict its behavior at all. I suggest you start with some cars that are relatively low on power. The Toyota GR86 and the BMW E46 M3 are some good examples.

@@SimActionClips Thank you so much for the advices bro! I was already drifting with only abs... Guess I'm just too bad 😅😅 I was mostly trying with powerful cars and with setups found on the internet but I'll try with stock cars. Didn't play for 3 months and it's like I all forgot... Gonna take a lot of practice! Can't wait for your drifting tutorials too 👍👍

@@SimActionClips abs on default or weak?

You're always welcome bro! And it always takes too long to practice, so don't worry just keep trying and you'll get there. As for the ABS it depends, each has it advantages and disadvantages. But for now i suggest you keep using it on default for better control. Try it on weak later when you get used to having a light foot on the brakes with smooth input changes, and see if it gives you better control over the car or not.

@@SimActionClips Thanks bro! 👍👍 I finished golding the licenses, missions, world circuit events and cafe missions. As for the solo mode, there's only circuit experience left (and completing my car collection!). After that I'll have plenty of time to practice drifting! :) I hope the VR can help a little with it as it's really difficult for me to determine the front wheel angle and when to countersteer or hold the wheel.

Which viper model is that? And yeah that could be normal, depending on the balance of the car and its steering angle.

Thank you! It's 43" buddy

Thanks buddy! No i never use any assists and never tried. Buy i know they would ruin my control for sure. I don't think anybody could be this much in control of the car using assists. They're simply unrealistic and not consistent either. Nor would the car behavior look this realistic. Noticed how the front wheels are always pointing where they're going. Now compare that to the majority of the other gran turismo drifting videos you see. You'll notice that elsewhere the front wheels movement is just random and not actually changing the rotation of the car right. To have the most realistic and imo most fun experience with gran turismo you gotta turn all the assists off, and if you're using a wheel you gotta keep the controller sensitivity at 5 for 1:1 responses.

@@SimActionClips Ight man I appreciate the info. Your shits mad consistent and I felt I had to ask. I have all my assists off except for abs and counter steer. I feel the physics of the game on point and I can’t get enough but no matter what I do I still spin out more than I should be with good tuning and settings. I’m guessing the g923 just wasn’t counter steering on its own quick enough to keep the drift

You're always welcome man. Yeah I only use ABS since it is there in the real car and not really an "assist". And true the G923 is not quick enough to counter-steer on its own, so you need to help it. Even my TGTII is not quick enough in some scenarios, i guess only direct drives can do the job perfectly lol. Anyway you just gotta keep practicing the way i told you to. You sound like i did, when i first started using a wheel a long time ago. It was a Logitech Drifting Force GT with Gran Turismo 5 Prologue, too slow lol, and i didn't even know that. I had switched to it from Drifting with a controller. At first i thought i don't know how to drive 🤣. But i kept practicing hard. Took me around a week or so to start getting used to it. And a long while to get "good". But in the end, it's only a habit like any other sport. You train your body and mind for it, until you become able to always predict the behavior of the car given a certain environment.

Hey man, I made 2 videos that might benefit you so check them out if you like to: This one's a detailed guide on how to setup the force feedback and why: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oEe5ZchqbMg.html Also, Part 1 of my drifting tutorial series is now out, you can watch it here if you like to: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qbz6i0WxkUA.html

I was working on one but got very busy lately with some very limited free time. I will resume soon, but i'm trying to make it as informative and helpful as possible. It will be a series of many episodes.

Excellent, I will look forward to it. No pressure, I know the feeling of not enough hours in the day. Great video by the way 👍

Thanks a lot buddy for the support! 🤟🏻🤟🏻

I made the handbrake myself, check out this video about it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-juE8m0G07rI.html

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Cela ne demande que beaucoup de pratique au début. la voiture ici est en configuration par défaut. Quelle volant utilises-tu et quels sont tes paramètres de retour de force? Tu peux regarder cette vidéo pour configurer ton volant, c'est en anglais mais il y a un sous-titre français: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oEe5ZchqbMg.html Tu peux aussi regarder mon tuto drift, mais je n'ai pas encore fini et publié le sous-titre français: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qbz6i0WxkUA.html

Yes i did some more experimentation, and found that changing controller sensitivity from 0 to 1 removes some little delay that was there, and then changing the ffb sensitivity from 1 to 2 makes it more detailed and more realistic. I tried putting it on 3 also but found 2 to be much better 👌🏻

@@SimActionClips can u make a demonstration showing us how adjusting the controller sensitivity affects the wheel sensitivity ?

It's hard to show in a video tbh, and one needs to be very good at drifting to notice it. The idea is that it doesn't affect the visual virtual steering wheel and front wheels, they always still respond the same. But what happens when you increase the value above 1, is that your inputs get amplified. You start noticing the front end behaving as if the actual direction of the front wheels in the physics is very different from how you see them pointing. Very similarl to using a controller. Check out the videos of people drifting with a controller and then check out my videos. What you'll notice is that, most of the time they have very little counter-steering angle compared to their drifts and sometimes even straight front wheels. In my videos you'll notice the front wheels are always pointing where they're going, except when i normally understeer of course. When i increase the controller sensitivity, the car starts behaving similarly to how it behaves with them using a controller, and the front end becomes over-responsive. It then also shows some very unrealistic behavior in the replays. It's very obvious if the viewer is used to see real cars drifting.

Similarly if I lower the value below 1, I start experiencing some delay in the responsiveness of the front end. I also start experiencing some ffb dead zone at the center. That dead zone is minimal with most realistic front wheels behavior when i set the controller sensitivity to 1.

@@SimActionClips Thankyou for taking the time to explain , I was testing this theory just the other day and I didn’t find any difference but maybe I will go back and do further experiments. It’s not the first time I’ve seen this claim.

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@@SimActionClips you be on assetto at all? I got a whole wheel setup

Assetto needs a good PC to enjoy the mods, and the physics of GT7 are much superior, so it's not worth it to me to be honest 😅

@@SimActionClips woahhhhh, “MUCH MORE superior” is crazyyyyy😭I have a $500 pc and my assetto runs beautifully, physics are great for the most part. It’s one of those things where, once you play it, you won’t wanna get off

Man we have a great gaming PC but my brother uses it most of the time. I've spent so much time on Assetto it is great!! What makes it fun is the endless mods that you can run. But the physics are weird. It is easier to drift though, but weird and no where near the realism of the physics in GT7. If I'm gonna enjoy Assetto i need a 2nd PC and since again GT7 feels much more realistic, I prefer to spend my precious and limited free time on it, even if I had a Super Computer 😅

As i just replied to another comment, I was working on a tutorial, but got very busy lately with some very limited free time. I will resume soon, but i'm trying to make it as informative and helpful as possible. It will be a series of many episodes. For now try my ffb settings: Controller sensitivity: 1 Max torque: 8 Force feedback sensitivity: 2 This max torque setting is for my G29, you might need to change it depending on your wheel. Some tips: Always try to be as smooth as possible with your input changes, except when initiating a drift (if you want to do a flick for example). The same concepts and behaviors that apply in real life drifting also apply in GT7, so maybe try to watch some tutorials on how to drift in general. Start practicing with some stock, and not highly powered road cars. The BMW E46 M3 and the Toyota GR 86 are both some great examples.

Thanks bro

I have g29 ok thnx bro

You're welcome buddy enjoy 🤟🏻

Sometimes I do but not for this video. This car is completely stock including even the tires. Only added a brake balance controller and set it to -2 to the front.

One more thing can we go in a party sometime so you can teach me how to drift I did watch the vid but can’t get it plz

No it automatically changes to the same steering angle of the car that you are driving

thanks

Can you post your steerings settings someday ?

Sure buddy i always post them... they're at the end of the video. I even made a community post about them. And here you go: Controller sensitivity: 1 Max torque: 8 Force feedback sensitivity: 2

sorry I didn’t know Thanks a lot I just bought a g29 I think it will be helpful

Yes, this car is completely stock including even the tires. Only added a brake balance controller and set it to -2 to the front.

The car is stock with default setup and default tires (Sports Hard). I only added a brake balance controller to use it on -2 (to the front).

@@SimActionClips Did you apply -2 to shift more weight to the front on braking? If not, why did you set brake to -2?

Thanks a lot buddy! 🤟🏻 Really appreciate it! Check out my other videos if you like to