ATS 1.42 discussion thread

[supersobes]

That sounds really interesting. I'll have to experiment with that. Is there a console command for the steering nonlinearity? I find it much easier to fine tune things with numerical values rather than an arbitrary slider position.

[Max]

That sounds really interesting. I'll have to experiment with that. Is there a console command for the steering nonlinearity? I find it much easier to fine tune things with numerical values rather than an arbitrary slider position.

it should be "c_steer_func".

[Andre_AW]

my Logitech G920. To make up for the lack of centering force, I use 300% friction, achieved by using the command c_ff_friction 3.0

you are crazy

if I do this on my steering wheel, it looks horrible

[supersobes]

Thank you, Max! That worked.

Using the value "c_steer_func 0.3" feels pretty good.

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@Andre_AW Interesting. When I use "c_ff_friciton 3.0" my steering is nice and smooth, and it's still light enough that I can turn it with one finger.

The full list of values I'm using is as follows:

• c_ff_gain 7.6
• c_ff_hi_spd 1.0
• c_ff_lo_spd 0.2
• c_ff_friction 3.0
• c_ff_engine 0.0
• c_ff_surface 0.3
• c_ff_bumps 0.3
• c_ff_collis 0.0
• c_steer_dz 0.0002
• c_steer_func 0.3

[Deltatristar500]

so I just enter these commands on the console? I ented "c_ff_friction 3.0" but it did not understand the command

[j_d_k]

entered without the quotation marks.

[Deltatristar500]

Ill try again, yes I did have it with out quote when I entered it, I just put it in quotes here on the post

[Tarso]

After today update there were some substantial changes so i would advise for going back to default settings and adapt to your likings from there again, maybe you find that it needs less tinkering with values than before.

Also remove any custom LUT curve you might have on your profile folder for this test, specially if you own any Logitech wheel.

[Andre_AW]

@supersobes I tried using your settings and incredibly my steering wheel was really weird, and look that my vonate is a G920

in fact the internal friction causes a problem on my steering wheel, it ends up creating a lock in the center because of the polarity inversion of the steering wheel and that's why I use a custom curve and reduce it a little

unfortunately this is how logitech steering wheels are built

[Deltatristar500]

This is what I get when I enter c_ff_friction 3.0

[cmd] 'c_ff_friction 3.0' - unknown command