This sounds like something is not working properly with your input device rather than it being something to do with the handling model.It felt like i couldnt turn worth a damn at any speed tho like the wheel wasnt turning all the way around just a bit left or a bit right.
This sounds like something is not working properly with your input device rather than it being something to do with the handling model.
Speaking of which, the game seems to support rumble triggers with the XB1 pad. But I'm curious if it still supports rumble(of any kind) with the 360 controller. Anybody try it out yet?
In windows store under forza it says I need to upgrade windows aka.ms/winup
I'm on w10
So does this support thrustmaster t150?
Ah ok. Ignoring that it's an absolutely terrible way to play a racing sim, I really wouldn't be surprised if that's what is causing the issue as it's not a typically well-supported input scheme. And it would also be one that Turn 10 have never implemented before. Forza games also use a sort of steering assist to smooth out left/right steering inputs, which is useful for people using analog sticks as it's hard to finely modulate steering using such a small window of operation. So this might not be playing well with on/off steering inputs like you have using keys.Im just using wasd on my logitech g110
Wheel support is coming later.So does this support thrustmaster t150?
In windows store under forza it says I need to upgrade windows aka.ms/winup
I'm on w10
Anyone worked out how to get a fps reading or to take screenshots? Because it's windowed I can't get either working.
Theres a few different versions of windows 10 about apparently. If you got a error and it provides a link its probably wants you to upgrade to the latest windows 10 platform version. 15xx or somit
If you go to start button (im using classic shell) then pc settings then system then about, it should tell u which version ur on, mine is 1511 for example and forza installed fine on it.