Thrustmaster T500 RS settings for drifting

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Hi all just a quick question does anyone else seem to be getting there wheel shaking uncontrollably at high speed? i have tried playing with all the settings that i could find on the forum but doesnt seem to help. Is it just me or are other people getting the same thing i notice it especially on the drag track.

I have tryed my wheel with other games and its fine so i dont think driver or hardware issue i think its assetto corsa.

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I dont notice any shaking w my T500RS, but here is my setting....


T500 Control Panel:
Steering Rotation = 900(Street) 720(Drift) 350-660(GT) 225-420(OpenWheel)

Overall Strength = 100%
Constant = 100%
Periodic = 80%
Spring = 100%
Damper = 100%
Auto centre = by the game (Recommended)

In game settings:
Steering Rotation = 45(Set cursor all way to the left)
Force feedback = 40-50%
Damper =10-20%(drifting 0%)
Filter =0%

[Zark]

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[smokeybandit27]

any other updates to this? I too find it frustrating and havent found a good setting in AC after putting in 85 hours. When I say good...I define this by the following:

In all cases, actual steering motion must be or close to reality ie as little assists as possible from driver and on the other extreme, no nasty tank slaps. The 3 tests are:
1 easily controlled donuts and figure 8s.
2 Ability to initiate drift, hold at a wide angle and do transitions easily
3 Controlled 360s without breaking a sweat

If you have found a solution, please can you share openly and fully ie
1 Global settings
2 In game settings
3 Driver aids used if any (stability control, abs, etc)
4 state car
5 Any other additional tweaks to car, setup, etc

cheers

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I personally havent found anything that has changed it a hell of alot i think for it to be considered normal it should be on par with games like live for speed thats old as f*ck and it feelss like the real deal why is it so hard to get assetto corsa right?