Logitech g920 wheel setup

[Dumberoni TV]

Hey.

I play Nascar heat 5 with Logitech g920 wheel, but I wondering if someone else eperience issues with that wheel.

When I have it on 900 degrees rotation, and I test the sensitivity, when I turn the wheel to the right/left, I only need to turn it roughly 30 degrees for it to be "all the way to the left/right", while on Youtube, I see people saying they turn the wheel 90 degrees to the left, for the slider to go all the way to the left (and same with the right side).

My settings are on default, so I'm hoping someone got any tips to fix the issues.

If I turn the wheel beyond the 30 degrees, my wheel (and the car) just feel lose. Like it's no contact between the wheel and the car.

[Patfox74]

Hi, i have a Logitech DFGT. In my profiler i set 720º. On game range i leave slider all to right and prefer tweak sensitivity. I feel very good to me. I turn my wheel about 190 degrres each direction to reach maximum.

[DevilSheep]

Will a Logitech G27 work?

[Dumberoni TV]

I'll test the 720 degrees in the profile, and hopefully that will at least help a little bit.

[Nats]

Have you set the 900 degrees rotation in your Logitech wheel software in Windows. Because I have a Logitech GT Driving Force wheel and I got the same thing - only very slight adjustments in the wheel turning the car massively. But my Logitech software had the wheel set at 120 degrees or something. Once I had set it both to 900 degrees rotation it worked fine.

Also set wheel sensitivity to minimum and wheel range to around 80% in the game suited me, but you will have to experiment.

[BloodHawk]

引用自 DevilSheep：

Will a Logitech G27 work?

I have a Logitech G27 and it works just fine. Just as the post above me states though, you need to check and make sure that your wheel is set to 900 degrees in the Logitech Gaming Software (outside of the game). Since I already had that setup previously playing other racing games, NH5 immediately recognized it and was just "plug and play".

Also, inside the Logitech Software, make sure you have checked "Enable Centering Spring in Force Feedback Games" and also "Allow Game to Adjust Settings" as well.

In game, obviously make sure you select 900 degrees as well. For all other in-game steering settings I left as default excluding the force feedback strength which I set to one click left of the middle. Just enough to feel the corners but not so much that it makes your hands hurt after a short race.

[SmokaCola]

I have the G920 and it works fine in terms of screen animation vs real wheel. The problem I have though is it doesn't stop once you've reached the in-game limit for turning. Not a huge deal as I barely turn it that much but it does make road courses kind of awkward.

[Nats]

引用自 SmokaCola：

I have the G920 and it works fine in terms of screen animation vs real wheel. The problem I have though is it doesn't stop once you've reached the in-game limit for turning. Not a huge deal as I barely turn it that much but it does make road courses kind of awkward.

You just have to realise that racing cars dont have the same steering wheels as road cars. Racing cars have their steering wheels set upto suit the steepest corner on the upcoming course. So racing drivers never ever have to turn the wheel more than 90 degrees.

Once you realise that racing control becomes more sensible. So you definitely don't turn the wheel round and round like you do in a normal road car or a truck in (European Truck Simulator 2).

You never have to take your hands off the wheel at all.

If you go into the control options there is a little configuration screen there that shows you how sensitive you have the wheel and pedals, just use the sensitivity settings etc to make sure you never need to turn the wheel more than 90-100 degrees.

[Bransor]

引用自 BloodHawk：

引用自 DevilSheep：

Will a Logitech G27 work?

I have a Logitech G27 and it works just fine. Just as the post above me states though, you need to check and make sure that your wheel is set to 900 degrees in the Logitech Gaming Software (outside of the game). Since I already had that setup previously playing other racing games, NH5 immediately recognized it and was just "plug and play".

Also, inside the Logitech Software, make sure you have checked "Enable Centering Spring in Force Feedback Games" and also "Allow Game to Adjust Settings" as well.

In game, obviously make sure you select 900 degrees as well. For all other in-game steering settings I left as default excluding the force feedback strength which I set to one click left of the middle. Just enough to feel the corners but not so much that it makes your hands hurt after a short race.

Consider yourself one of the lucky ones. I have done all of this and as soon as I launche the game, the Forcefeedback leaves the wheel and doesn't return.