Deadzones

[FlyingPigeon]

I usehave none on speeder, a little on brake to simulate the slight delay that airbrakes have irl, and on steering idont have none because ita new trucks we drive so steering will be precise.

[Hiro]

Deadzones aren't generally meant for "realism", they're there because game controllers/steering wheels are not perfect and the zero/max positions aren't always accurate - you might have your foot completely off the accelerator pedal but the sensor is still reading 1% or something, which is important when it comes to things like retarders/cruise-control etc. Similarly you centre the steering wheel but it still registers an ever-so-slight pull to the left. Deadzones allow you to set , literally, a "dead zone" where the output of the sensor will not change, this filters out the inaccuracy/noise and allows the game to interpret the input only when you mean it.