(G27) 180° → 1080° roation?

[zvor_]

I've been trying to configure my wheel so that it doesn't re-center everytime I turn. Plus when I change the sensitivity and I turn it a small bit and it turns the wheel in the game all the way to the right or left instantly...

I've seen people play this game with 1080° and no forcefeedback, which is what I'd like to do. If anyone could please help me out I'd really appreciate it.

[BCS]

I have a G27 to and i have mine on 800 degrees wish is what i find best, that feels as it is in a real truck and right.

[zvor_]

Yes, but I'm looking for an answer, not a suggestion, just saying, like how do you set it to that?

Początkowo opublikowane przez bc.slagelse (BCS):

I have a G27 to and i have mine on 800 degrees wish is what i find best, that feels as it is in a real truck and right.

[Nono54Fr]

Everybody might take it the wrong way but it's neither 800 or 1080°, it's 900°, 2.5 turns from one end to the other. Nonetheless, the auto-center is found in Settings / Gameplay and the steering-linearity is found in Settings / Controls. Also, do not forget to check the deadzone and the sensitivity.

[MichaelF]

and the thing most people forget, install the logitech profiler, without the right software the game doesn't know what to do with the wheel. it can be found on the logitech website and on the disc that came with the wheel

[Uxot]

Best is 780 degrees as it follows 100% the truck wheel in-game.

[[ST-R] Solutech [ST]]

http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=315793838 The settings in here are about perfect . Read the guide I put it together to pull in all sources of info on the G27 and ets2 .

[Fury6]

Początkowo opublikowane przez michaelfase:

and the thing most people forget, install the logitech profiler, without the right software the game doesn't know what to do with the wheel. it can be found on the logitech website and on the disc that came with the wheel

The Logitech Profiler is not necessary, the wheel works fine without it though I definitely recommend it for setting up unique profiles between different games.
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Real-world trucks will typically have a steering wheel lock-to-lock rotation angle of something around 1400-1500 degrees. So, given that the steering angles look pretty close to reality, it doesn't make sense to set your wheel's rotation to anything less than maximum. For the G-27, as mentioned in a previous post, that's 900 degrees.

For centre-return spring you'll also need to make sure the G-27's 'Enable Centering Spring' option is UNchecked in it's settings. Where you do this depends on whether or not you're using the Profiler and whether or not you've set-up a unique profile for the game.

If you're not using the Profiler, open Windows Control Panel-->Devices and Printers. Right click G27 Racing Wheel and select 'Game Controller Settings'. Highlight 'Logitech G27 Racing Wheel USB' and click the 'Properties' button. Click the 'Settings' button on that pop-up dialogue. Set the rotation angle and make sure the 'Centering Spring' option is unchecked in there.

Set the in-game linearity slider wherever it feels most comfortable for you. Since you don't have the full 4-5 turns of steering as with the real vehicles you'll probably want a small amount of non-linearity to increase the steering ratio a little through the wheel's centre-of-travel range. Personally I use a 0% dead-zone and a little extra non-linearity.

If you're still getting wild steering behaviour, try unbinding the keyboard keys for left & right steer ('A' & 'D' by default). This was an old bug, not sure if it ever got fixed - I've never had the issue myself.

[zvor_]

Thanks guys, this information all helped, I really appreciate it! I fixed it with the profiler and it works great now for all my games. Thanks again!