Controller Settings?

[corpus]

Has anyone messed with the controller settings enough to find a good setup? I have been experimenting but I still find my lines to be chopping and turning with quite a bit of stutter.

I understand that the game is early access and a lot of this is subject to change, but I enjoy the game thus far despite the bugs. It would be nice to have a bit more control over the vehicle.

[ᴾᵁᴮᴳESTONIA RuukuLada]

Steering:
Deadzone: 15%
Saturation X: 100%
Saturation Y: 100%
Curvature: 100%

Throttle:
Deadzone: 40%
Saturation X: 100%
Saturation Y: 100%
Curvature: 10%

Brakes:
Deadzone: 40%
Saturation X: 100%
Saturation Y: 100%
Curvature: 10%

Settings:
Steering Lock: 1500
FFB Gain: 0-5%
Dynamic Damping: 0-5%
Minimum Damper: 0-5%
Damper Gain: 0-5%
TrueForce Gain: 0-5%
Speed Sensitivity: 0-5%
Steering Filter: 0-5%
Steering Assist Weigh: 100%
Vibrations: 10%

[R3dF0x [Qc]]

Originally posted by corpus:

Has anyone messed with the controller settings enough to find a good setup?

We have to guess what controller you play with? There is nothing universal about SIM Racing.

[shadow82]

Just look for my settings in this forum, with the search you should eb able to find them.

[corpus]

Originally posted by R3dF0x Qc:

Originally posted by corpus:

Has anyone messed with the controller settings enough to find a good setup?

We have to guess what controller you play with? There is nothing universal about SIM Racing.

I didn't mean to offend, I play on a PS4 Dualshock

[Cherry]

It depends on the car too. The Merc GT2 car's steering sensitivity is very low, but the road cars' handling like Lotus Emira and Giula GtaM is perfect on default settings.

[Drifter]

Dualsense (PS5) is working for me since 1.2 but I keep getting gyro drift. After about 5 minutes it's so bad that I have to hold the controller as though I'm inputting a 20 degree turn or so just to keep driving straight. And there doesn't seem to be a way to re-center in-game. Unplug and replug is the quickest solution I've found.

I wish there was full native support for Dualsense with force feedback and gyro steering. Steam controller seems to be the only way but it has this drift problem.

As for settings, I end up trying almost every possible change to see what works best. And it's not consistent from car to car.

[_(:3」∠)_]

Originally posted by corpus:

Originally posted by R3dF0x Qc:

We have to guess what controller you play with? There is nothing universal about SIM Racing.

I didn't mean to offend, I play on a PS4 Dualshock

DS4 too.
Did you turned steam input on?
I found it same bewteen on and off because game can recognize DS4 itself.
When I click wireless or xinput in control setting in the game, they both react if I move the joystick.
But it's too sensitive, some player told me to change joystick scale setting in "view controller setting"

[ML1985]

Originally posted by Drifter:

Dualsense (PS5) is working for me since 1.2 but I keep getting gyro drift. After about 5 minutes it's so bad that I have to hold the controller as though I'm inputting a 20 degree turn or so just to keep driving straight. And there doesn't seem to be a way to re-center in-game. Unplug and replug is the quickest solution I've found.

I wish there was full native support for Dualsense with force feedback and gyro steering. Steam controller seems to be the only way but it has this drift problem.

As for settings, I end up trying almost every possible change to see what works best. And it's not consistent from car to car.

Hallo,
Gyro works good for me.
I've shared my Layout: Assetto Corsa Evo - Dualsense Edge with Gyro Steering

See further settings in this video descriptions:
https://youtu.be/CawpZBpUPCw