I am on the old T500rs+Th8a with a 20kg load cell modded break and additional cooling for the motor (all DIY). It still rocks for me...especially in VR. Obviously I could use more Nm and more precision from the DD wheels but maybe just going to buy the new DD wheelbase from Thrusmaster and keep using everything as it is. I will try your settings tonight and report back. I created a custom LUT file for my wheel and set ONLY 57% for overall strength forces in Thrustmaster control panel. This gave me a nice steady power curve on the graph. It made the game a lot more enjoyable and gave me more control near the limits. The wheel feels better in every way possible. Great video. Thank you for sharing these tips with us :D
I lost my whole sim rig in an accident, so I am saving up for a new setup. I save these videos so when I come back I can come back even better than before! I know the basics now, no more noob fumbling around the tracks, I will be in leagues and a top player if I try. My heart aches to race
I have the T818 so my settings will be a bit different than yours, but also with a T300 I can really, really recommend to turn on 'more physically accurate gyro implementation'. Leave that at 25% strength, personally I also enabled Output real steering forces but that's only for DD bases.
At the end in FFB tweaks, it could be worth modifying wheel peak force to match what your wheel has. I think it might possibly amplify clipping otherwise if set too far high
EXACTLY my settings except the additional Effects, but you explained that part perfectly also! edit: As some said, use FFB Post Processing! This will change a lot in positive direction!!!!!
these settings are so far from mine and i find mine to be super realistic. I have control panel settings to Overall 100, Constant 100, other 3 at 0. Boost Off and Auto-Centre set to By The Wheel and at 0%. In game Gain set to 60% (anything higher and it clips within AC) everything else to 0. This gives a very light wheel but it still firms up as you turn and you can feel every tiny little bit of information coming through it. IRL (as you said in the vid) the only thing you feel thru the wheel is turning force and under/over steer. everything else you actually feel thru the car - even if you hit a big bump IRL it is still not felt thru the wheel, unless you hit it on an angle it physically turns the wheels and therefore turns the steering wheel. Try it and see what you think.
thank you for this video your enhanced settings are almost identical to what I'm using for my G27 I was using a lot less gain @ 78% to let's see what it feel like increased
you should activate force feedback post processing and create a custom lut using wheelcheck and lutgenerator, not simply putting those settings, the custom curve will be genrated for your specific motor and will increase the feedback you get by a loooot
Yes to all what you say, I am totally with you. But I guess diminishing returns would be taking its effect. I mean feedback will be pronounced, but to what extent. Let's keep experimenting. Super thanks for sharing Francesco! Cheers!
Thank you! When I initially got my G29 i left most as is, with only the addition of an LUT file from a youtube video. However recently ive found some of the effects cause my wheel to be excessively noisy at hight ffb values, so hopefully applying some of this will help
Belt driven is really great in that matter. I had a driving force gt before and t300rs really liberated my simracing. I could race any time of the day.
You should check the Soft lock option in FFB/Miscellaneous, that way CM will adjust and match the rotation degree of your wheel with the real rotation of any car you drive.
How to adjust the T300 RS GT Edition steering wheel FreeRoam rides then to factories and drifting? I've been messing with the settings for several years now and it's still not the same I am completely disappointed
I have been having a problem with the feedback setup for a while now. Where it is set for each car it defaults to 100, but for me this scale started to increase progressively as I started driving. I deleted the "controls.ini" and "ffb post process" files and made new settings. Instead of getting better, it began to progressively fall below 100. So neither with one nor with the others is it as I remembered it. This has never happened to me before. I have no idea what it could be because I've tried all kinds of variations in the settings. I turned various things on and off, but nothing affected this effect. If you have any idea what is causing it I would be very happy to help.
A sim feels dead already because it is unrealistic with no gforces ect, so to kill the road feelings in the wheel would just make it dull to me. I use tactile shakers under the seat and pedals which helps allot.
Thanks a lot, the changes we´re great, but now idk why my wheel when breaking under 50 km/h starts to vibrate, and its not like abs vibration, do u know what it could be ? and if can ask, do u know how "increase" braking, i feel like im not using even the brakes almost
You can reduce slip effect if you are using enhanced settings. And for increased brake feel decrease braking gamma on axis page to 1. I guess you were used to direct brake input rather than a delayed one, which gamma is doing
Its actually a matter of your FFB value is exceeding the road value, i trouble shot this indepth for my G29. Make sure ABS value is at 0. Then turn your FFB value to a lower setting and raise the ffb for the car in game. Hope this helps
@@SIMTRIBE im using the natural one, and the slip is on 0%, it kinda got fixed after unplugin it and plugin it back, but now its around 70 km/h it vibrates for 2 sec and then its alright
Thanks, when I go to the site for your Natural and enhanced, it asks If I want to apply in content manager but when I click, it doesn't go to content manager and I still only have the in game presets plus my TSPC racer file. Is there a separate download?
Hey buddy thanks a lot for the tips. It does feel better. I want to ask since Im new to wheel (I have the same t300 as you) on AC PC, but I have driven a lot on ps4 (AC and GT sport). I have some weird issues I am not sure I understand and maybe you can shed some light on them; 1. Some mods have very stiff feeling when driving. some mods have neutral feel. Is that something you can also change in the mod setting? Or that is that + and - you mentioned? Doesnt seem to have much effect. 2. I have updated all needed for the wheel, but sometimes after calibration the pedals for each mod is different. not linear, though calibrated in control panel and adjusted in game, some cars are either 1. almost nothing till I fully press the pedal or 2. tiny spongebob tap (from that episode) and the car is going nuts with rpm. I hope you can tell me what can I do to make them feel better. thank you!
I tried your settings and like them, but AC keeps warning me to reduce my gain ffb, i even dropped to 50% and still warns me. I dont get this. No matter what i do the damn thing keeps warning me.
so my g27, im having a strange issues out of nowhere, basically my wheel is going all the way one direction when im not actively having to steer, like in drifting, or when the wheel turns itself like when trying to catch grip during oversteer, where the wheel moves itself, any solution?
maybe try to invert your ffb in the settings, and do NOT use hardware lock(it mess up your cars steering range, making every car turns 900 degres). g27 + h shifter owner here!
