Steering Wheel shakes violently going in a straight line.

[Cageymaru]

Logitech G27 keeps rocking back and forth while going in a straight line. If you watch a real race you will notice that the drivers are doing that to warm their tires before a race. But this is much faster and violent to the point where you have to fight to go straight on a straightaway. What do I need to do to make it stop? Buddy has the exact same wheel and has the same problem. We just bought wheels to play Assetto Corsa and Project Cars, so break it down to us as if we're noobs. :)

We're figuring that it's a setting that we need to enable in Assetto Corsa as Project Cars doesn't exhibit this problem.

[ChrisP]

could be numerous things, first thing i can think of is when the wheel is straightening itself nothing is there to stop it at the center so inertia causes it to go past the center then tries to go back and you get that rocking motion.

Try lowering your gain in game, i have the same wheel and have it set at 88% in game 107% in logitech profile with 0% spring and dampening and no self center spring.

[Incubus]

Turn on the logitech profiler and leave it on!

[Fivizzz]

In the FFB settings in AC (Options/Controllers/Advanced) you could try raising the Filter bar a bit, this filters out FFB spikes.

[Assiemodis]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Incubus:

Turn on the logitech profiler and leave it on!

Thank you so much this solved my problem instantly. kudo's

[Dog_in_Car]

get your wheels balanced

[icks]

I would believe you guys don't really understand the meaning of force feedback.


If you go streight at a high speed in real life, you will also get a feeling of going fast. Force feedback has to find a way to sense that same sort of feeling, which is through your hands/arms..thus forcing you to have a tighter grip on the wheel and making you realise that it wouldn't be a very good idea to make 70° turns at +200kph :)

[Marty]

Make sure settings arent too high, and real car wheels dont shake at speed unless you hit a bump, or have bad alignment or other issues. My G25 I can let go of the wheel on the straight in any car as long as its going dead straight at any speed.

Profiler I set 101% for strength all others at zero, Inagame I have gain at 60, kerbs 80, road 60, slip 40 and feels very natural to me so give that a shot.

And wheel lock I have at 900 and let the game adjust keep the same for each car, some are lighter others heavy but no clipping in any car and can feel the tyres well.

Having forces too high just causes clipping so it will end up more like an on off switch if you set it too high. As the max force is a limit of the wheel and you want this to be in the highest load corner to still void clipping. Then you will feel all the subtle changes in force from nothing to full. If you have too high a gain it will just mean it may reach max force at 50% load and wont get any stronger and you wont feel any changes until you get below the clip point so you basically are turning the FFB into a centering spring which is quite pointless but common for many.

Anyone can do as they like but most people just dont get that critical point and so use too high a gain losing most feel and advantage of a good ffb wheel.

[ValiBRZ]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Incubus:

Turn on the logitech profiler and leave it on!

where do I turn it on ?

[Jackrabbit_V6/ RSProduxx]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Driftdude156 (valiiii):

Ursprungligen skrivet av Incubus:

Turn on the logitech profiler and leave it on!

where do I turn it on ?

double klick the .exe of the profiler? :O

[Jeskoisdoof]

Ursprungligen skrivet av icks:

I would believe you guys don't really understand the meaning of force feedback.


If you go streight at a high speed in real life, you will also get a feeling of going fast. Force feedback has to find a way to sense that same sort of feeling, which is through your hands/arms..thus forcing you to have a tighter grip on the wheel and making you realise that it wouldn't be a very good idea to make 70° turns at +200kph :)

we do...he has a differnt issue. Even at low speeds the wheel shakes weird. For me turning down "minimum force" helped :D

[capersnip]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Jeskoisdoof:

Ursprungligen skrivet av icks:

I would believe you guys don't really understand the meaning of force feedback.


If you go streight at a high speed in real life, you will also get a feeling of going fast. Force feedback has to find a way to sense that same sort of feeling, which is through your hands/arms..thus forcing you to have a tighter grip on the wheel and making you realise that it wouldn't be a very good idea to make 70° turns at +200kph :)

we do...he has a differnt issue. Even at low speeds the wheel shakes weird. For me turning down "minimum force" helped :D

Minimum force is for amplify low vibrations like a very small bumbs,having it at the lowest is better.
in case of play/loose in the center of the wheel increase it help to regain the loose part in the center.

[M5]

go to ffb settings and turn off minimum effort: 0.0%