What assists do I need to turn off in this game?

[Tree]

I just go G29 today and was suprised how hard this is than acutual driving in a daily car. There is one thing that bothering me.. The system keeps trying to fix my lane, when I'm off a little bit, my steering wheel turns automatically to prevent me from crashing. How do I turn it off? I have my track control and stability both off but something else is still affecting my driving.

[Sven]

Ehh whut? Sounds like you're trolling, but let's assume it's serious ;)

This sounds like the steering assist that Forza had if I remember correctly. I can't seem to find it on Assetto and don't think it's a feature at all (and definitely not by default). You could try to set up a practice session, and under "summary" (red round button) click on assists, make them "pro" and see if that helps.

I really hope it's not just Force feedback, which makes the wheel turn back to center if you turn it either way. But that wouldn't prevent you from crashing at all :D

[Simon said EAT DUST PLAYER_1 !]

get to racepartment and find "ffb-clip".
Install that in-game "app".
(you could alternatively get the LUT-generator tool as it is pretty much tuned for Logitech wheels, but I'd rather you explore & understand the topic in a more hands-on manner)

Next is setting your global wheel-driver settings to ~85% ffb-gain / "force". Because: reasons. Apply changes and Close any driver-dialogue before going into any game. Start games only after you had your wheel plugged in, auto-calibrated and AFTER you made the driver-adjustments above. If you have a driving-game running, exit it completely before applying driver-changes!

In Assetto Corsa Settings: make sure you have all artificial enhancements turned off, in-game global gain @100%. minimum_force: ~10%
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Now for each car, chose the grippiest tyres and an unrealistically-grippy track, heating-blankets turned on, run the ffb-clip app and start thrashing that car for a good number of laps, 1..2 clean ones and then: start weaving about (stay on the paved surface, though! try to avoid the heavier curbs). Now when this is complete and ffb-clip has gathered some data: try and adjust the per-car gain-value as proposed by ffb-clip.

Now drive again, at race-speed and using your best line and feel the difference. Done.

From this point onwards: adjust values (& optional effects) to taste.

Different cars feel differently. They are supposed to do that. Even different tyres will -- obviously -- give different results as in heft of the steering-forces.


PS.:
I wrote this assuming you might be new to using a wheel with Assetto Corsa or new to using a ffb-wheel in general. If it is only the gameplay-related profile-settings in Assetto Corsa: make sure you have your driver-profile set to "Professional" or "Factory", whatever you prefer. Or turn off any default-aids alltogether, resulting in an indicated "custom" setting.


also pay attention to your field of view:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yYeiAHsdr0&index=6&list=PLAywC4hctMbmu_9J6vSewjmIoaLtj-Bry

[Manwith Noname]

It does sound like you are just not familiar with FFB and how it works.

[Johnnie Concrete]

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It does sound like you are just not familiar with FFB and how it works.

I think this aswell, it is probably the force feed back pulling the wheel around.

[Tree]

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Początkowo opublikowane przez Manwith Noname:

It does sound like you are just not familiar with FFB and how it works.

I think this aswell, it is probably the force feed back pulling the wheel around.

I don't really know what is going on. When I go to certain corner, the steering wheel turns automatically for me, it's like the AI is trying to teach me how to drive xD Maybe it's the system trying to help me stay in the lane instead of crashing?

[Tree]

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Początkowo opublikowane przez Johnnie Concrete:

I think this aswell, it is probably the force feed back pulling the wheel around.

I don't really know what is going on. When I go to certain corner, the steering wheel turns automatically for me, it's like the AI is trying to teach me how to drive xD Maybe it's the system trying to help me stay in the lane instead of crashing?

And also, when I play online games, everything seems fine.

[Tree]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Simon said DIE ♥♥♥♥♥!:

get to racepartment and find "ffb-clip".
Install that in-game "app".
(you could alternatively get the LUT-generator tool as it is pretty much tuned for Logitech wheels, but I'd rather you explore & understand the topic in a more hands-on manner)

Next is setting your global wheel-driver settings to ~85% ffb-gain / "force". Because: reasons. Apply changes and Close any driver-dialogue before going into any game. Start games only after you had your wheel plugged in, auto-calibrated and AFTER you made the driver-adjustments above. If you have a driving-game running, exit it completely before applying driver-changes!

In Assetto Corsa Settings: make sure you have all artificial enhancements turned off, in-game global gain @100%. minimum_force: ~10%
---------------------------

Now for each car, chose the grippiest tyres and an unrealistically-grippy track, heating-blankets turned on, run the ffb-clip app and start thrashing that car for a good number of laps, 1..2 clean ones and then: start weaving about (stay on the paved surface, though! try to avoid the heavier curbs). Now when this is complete and ffb-clip has gathered some data: try and adjust the per-car gain-value as proposed by ffb-clip.

Now drive again, at race-speed and using your best line and feel the difference. Done.

From this point onwards: adjust values (& optional effects) to taste.

Different cars feel differently. They are supposed to do that. Even different tyres will -- obviously -- give different results as in heft of the steering-forces.


PS.:
I wrote this assuming you might be new to using a wheel with Assetto Corsa or new to using a ffb-wheel in general. If it is only the gameplay-related profile-settings in Assetto Corsa: make sure you have your driver-profile set to "Professional" or "Factory", whatever you prefer. Or turn off any default-aids alltogether, resulting in an indicated "custom" setting.


also pay attention to your field of view:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yYeiAHsdr0&index=6&list=PLAywC4hctMbmu_9J6vSewjmIoaLtj-Bry

It worked after I set it to 85%. So I guess the force feedback vaule was weird. Thank you for all these informations and the website also helps a lot!! One thing is that how do I set global wheel-driver settings to 85% so I don't have to change it everytime. I don't know where to find it.

[quf]

Force feedback in the wheel is there to help you control the control. The forces are coming from the tyres and suspensions as a consequence of the road and setup of the car.
If you never drove a real car (or a car on a race track) and never tried sim racing before, then this will be strange to you for now. You'll get used to it, and try different cars.

For your wheel model, you may have to change something, found in the file assetto_corsa.ini in the folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\assettocorsa\system\cfg
DAMPER_GAIN=1.0 ; Set to 0 for Logitech g920

[Tree]

It was the force feedback the whole time. I have no problem playing this game when I change it to 85%. Thanks everyone. Awsome community.

[Manwith Noname]

If when you turn into a corner, the wheel turns more into the corner without your input then I suspect for some strange reason the FFB is reversed. Logitech wheels require negative FFB values but the game should handle this, at least I don't ever recall having to ensure this unlike other sims.

FFB should be most noticable in that it tries to keep your front wheels inline with the direction of travel, otherwise known as self aligning torque. When you turn into a corner under normal circumstances it should feel like it wants to straighten up / recentre.

[Ragequit Inc.]

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Początkowo opublikowane przez Johnnie Concrete:

I think this aswell, it is probably the force feed back pulling the wheel around.

I don't really know what is going on. When I go to certain corner, the steering wheel turns automatically for me, it's like the AI is trying to teach me how to drive xD Maybe it's the system trying to help me stay in the lane instead of crashing?

If your wheel is turning INTO the corner, your FFB is probably reversed.

*edit: just noticed Manwith Noname's post above, lol. But i do also think that's what you're experiencing, and you should fix that asap.

[bondyboy]

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I don't really know what is going on. When I go to certain corner, the steering wheel turns automatically for me, it's like the AI is trying to teach me how to drive xD Maybe it's the system trying to help me stay in the lane instead of crashing?

And also, when I play online games, everything seems fine.

maybe offline you're in AI controlled mode as online that mode can't be enabled, there is no "auto" steering assist in this game

as far as assists go set it to factory and maybe start off with a little stability control