F1 2016
- Thread starter CaptainRAVE
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Just knocked off 3sec's from my previous 153 to 150 Singapore.
not an easy track but once you get that good lap in it does feel good.
Actually I just whacked up the saturation in game AND also increase the sensitivity in the LGC.
Works an absolute charm and I absolutely LOVE this wheel. Much better than the G25. I find I'm able to take lines much more cleanly as the motor in this thing is so much LESS eratic than the G25.
On the second lap of Monza I found I was able to go another second quicker, and I wasn't even trying...
Will put in some laps tomorrow
Actually I just whacked up the saturation in game AND also increase the sensitivity in the LGC.
Works an absolute charm and I absolutely LOVE this wheel. Much better than the G25. I find I'm able to take lines much more cleanly as the motor in this thing is so much LESS eratic than the G25.
On the second lap of Monza I found I was able to go another second quicker, and I wasn't even trying...
Will put in some laps tomorrow
That's good, glad you cracked it!
Now I'm struggling with the wheel rotation, turned the in game saturation up to 65 in the end and it was nearly there, also calibrated in windows devices settings.
In logitechs gaming software, changed it to 360 degrees and even went as low as 220, but it had no effect, still felt like it was under steering.
Maybe I missed the "allow game to change" tick box. Will check it tomorrow.
Yes changing it to 360 should do it, I did have allow game to change ticked also. I found I didn't need to do anything else with the steering tbh.
Actually what does the "allow game to change" do exactly? I don't quite get this option!
That should be an override function so if the game has its own settings and you can tailor them in game then it should override the windows defaults.
Where are you guys finding these settings in the Logitech software? I'm not seeing the "allow game to change" tick box anywhere.
Put in about an hour last night trying to get the right settings and I'm getting there slowly. Annoyingly the first lap I did was with completely default settings and was my best so far. But I can't repeat it when I go back now. Lots of practice needed but this is my first racing game. By the end of the season I might be able to post respectable times in here!
Put in about an hour last night trying to get the right settings and I'm getting there slowly. Annoyingly the first lap I did was with completely default settings and was my best so far. But I can't repeat it when I go back now. Lots of practice needed but this is my first racing game. By the end of the season I might be able to post respectable times in here!
G920/G29 Wheel Calibration see link> maybe kept as a sticky
http://support.logitech.com/en_us/a...ch-Gaming-Software?product=a0qi0000006PmxKAAS
wow so Singapore is hard on a pad! I just can't get the lines right
Some racers do well with a pad but if you like your driving games a wheel is a must makes it far more enjoyable.
Pad does have the advantage of lock to lock time but my thumb dexterity is poor
Be very little in it, depends how you set your wheel up.
Yes some are very good with a pad and some with a wheel.
Tried a pad in the beginning and found a wheel suited me, l may not be the fastest but l still enjoy trying to beat you youngins.
That's a bit more like it!
1.42's
so fast.I'm so bad around those slow left handers, I know that's where all my time is going. Your sector 2 time is almost 1 second faster than mine but it honestly feels like I'm pushing so hard.