Issue with the accelerator for Logitech G920

[Humms]

Hello everyone. I have a Logitech G920 and whenever I play ATS, the accelerator bar in the settings is completely full even though I'm not pressing the throttle. Is there anyway to fix that issue?

[713THP]

Try to reassign the pedal in the controls menu.

[Humms]

Originally posted by KillaCam86:

Try to reassign the pedal in the controls menu.

Ive tried everything and nothings happening

[Kandros]

What about changing the ingame setting to inverted for that axis? I had to do that for my wheel.

[Humms]

Originally posted by Kandros:

What about changing the ingame setting to inverted for that axis? I had to do that for my wheel.

Done that too

[Kandros]

Short of trying to recalibrate them outside of the game. I don't know. There is a few things you can try but nothing concrete. Restarting the pc. Recalibrating the wheel outside the game then relauch it. Reinstall the drivers for the wheel. If changing the settings ingame doesn't do anything its outside the game.

[Asigion]

Make sure your wheel is plugged into a USB2 port and not a USB3 port.

Leave your Logitech software set for default.

In game:

In the options for Keys and Buttons make sure there is nothing assigned to throttle.

Go back through the wizard and when setting the wheel and pedals make sure the settings are:

Steering - Centred
Accelerator - Inverted
Brake - Inverted

Also, the steering sensitivity should be set to 100% (full right) and the Non-Linearity set for 0% (full left)

[Humms]

Originally posted by Willy.J.K:

Make sure your wheel is plugged into a USB2 port and not a USB3 port.

Leave your Logitech software set for default.

In game:

In the options for Keys and Buttons make sure there is nothing assigned to throttle.

Go back through the wizard and when setting the wheel and pedals make sure the settings are:

Steering - Centred
Accelerator - Inverted
Brake - Inverted

Also, the steering sensitivity should be set to 100% (full right) and the Non-Linearity set for 0% (full left)

it worked! thank you so much!

[Asigion]

No problem. Enjoy the game and your wheel.

[Kandros]

I just ordered myself a new wheel. I got the G29. This is good to know actually.

[Twelvefield]

If you search G29 in this forum, you'll find all the tips for your new wheel. Depending on your computer, you may have to try some tricks to get it to work properly. Once it's set up, though, it ought to be OK until the next Windows update or Logitech update. In either case, you just uninstall and reinstall the Logitech drivers, which is easy.

[Bilgediver]

completely false. it seems to be a programming bug. It temporarily "fixes" it, but the second I leave the menu to go to driving it defaults back to "full accelerator". I switch between different driving modes and it fixes nothing.What's weird is the brake pedal works perfectly, I even switch the brake pedal and accelerator and all it does is move the problem to the next pedal. Definitely indicating the issue is NOT with wheel/pedals but with the game itself.

[jsd69camaro]

Been having the same issue with my G920. ATS and G920 worked well together on my former windows 10 gaming rig. Built a new gaming rig, but for some reason I'm having the same full-throttle issue as others have had. (Wheel works perfectly in every other game.) Uninstalled/re-installed ATS. Uninstalled all Logitech software & installed latest wheel driver. Can calibrate in windows/logitech utility just fine. Wheel calibrates in game, but as soon as you start to drive, the accelerator goes to full throttle, and can't be re-calibrated without a restart. Restart computer and everything calibrates again, but as soon as you start to drive it goes to full throttle again. Have seen many suggestions within Steam and gaming community, but none of it has worked. I may try copying controller file from old computer to new to see if that works. I'm at a loss.

[Sytrics]

Originally posted by Humms:

Originally posted by Willy.J.K:

Make sure your wheel is plugged into a USB2 port and not a USB3 port.

Leave your Logitech software set for default.

In game:

In the options for Keys and Buttons make sure there is nothing assigned to throttle.

Go back through the wizard and when setting the wheel and pedals make sure the settings are:

Steering - Centred
Accelerator - Inverted
Brake - Inverted

Also, the steering sensitivity should be set to 100% (full right) and the Non-Linearity set for 0% (full left)

it worked! thank you so much!

It worked for me as well, same issue ! thank you so much !

[=ADSTA=]

Logitech sure do have a large majority share of hardware chat on forums.

Not what you want when the chat is about problems getting the hardware and software to work properly.

[laserpoint490]

I've got a new G29 setup as mentioned above with Accel, Brake, Clutch inverted, all set in-game. Use the Logitech software only to check wheel and pedals are working, then close it before starting ATS. Found nothing tricky about getting it to work with ATS, ETS2, rFactor2, and FarmSim17.