ps4 Hori apex wheel setting help?

[TinyPastel]

I just got the Hori apex wheel and it's cool so far but I cant figure out propper settings to make the best of the wheel. When I turn the wheel to about 50-55 degrees either way the in game steering jumps all the way in that direction, even though theres still 90 degrees on the wheel. Any idea of settings to change or ways to be able to actually use all of the steering range of the wheel?

[l3adl3oyl2ick]

Sandhill eredeti hozzászólása:

TommyTailwind eredeti hozzászólása:

Hi, Regarding the Hori Apex wheel... I'm posting a link to my DropBox... These are pics of my ATS settings for the Hori Wheel with both controls and key assignments. It's a great wheel with pedals, paddle shifters, and force feedback

270 degree without Force Feedback, entry level for sure..

Not even. T150 is entry level. Hori Apex is E-Waste

[TommyTailwind]

What is E-Waste? Why do you say that? Do you have one? Have you ever used one?

[TinyPastel]

thanks for reviving a 4 year old post that has already been resolved lol. the hori wheel is not really any good. it's an ok entry level wheel that gets the job done, for $100 decently cheep comparatively, but if you know youre going to play a/ets a lot and want a wheel dont get it. just save up for a better quality wheel.

[TinyPastel]

tho I have to give it props my hori wheel still works. So at least its simple build lends itself to durability.

[TommyTailwind]

My goal here was to help guys out, not to patronize the Hori. I know there are others. Must say that I'm very happy with it... especially for $99.

[Sandhill]

I only commented to point out that it has no force feedback.

[TommyTailwind]

The wheel vibrates when driving on rumble strips, dirt roads, and bumps.

[Ryu]

TommyTailwind eredeti hozzászólása:

The wheel vibrates when driving on some rumble strips, dirt roads, and bumps.

That is not force feedback, per se. FFB would be if the wheel moved on its own requiring you to hold it and/or apply pressure in the opposite direction to prevent it from moving, depending on the force applied by the wheel. FFB also gives "weight" to the steering making it harder to turn in certain circumstances. Rumble can't do that. ;)