Supported Wheels and Controllers

[Loore]

Since we first announced GRID 2 one of the most common questions from our fans has been "will my wheel be supported". Today I'm pleased to confirm the list of supported controllers and wheels for the PC version GRID 2:

PC Controllers

• Xbox 360 Controller
  
• Keyboard

Unofficial PC Gamepads

• Logitech F310 Gamepad
  
• Logitech F510 Gamepad
  
• Logitech F710 Gamepad
  
• Logitech Dual Action Gamepad
  
• Logitech RumblePad 2
  
• Logitech Cordless RumblePad 2
  
• Thrustmaster Dual Trigger 3-in-1
  
• AirFlo Gamepad

PC Wheels

• Logitech G25 Racing Wheel
  
• Logitech G27 Racing Wheel
  
• Logitech Driving Force GT
  
• Official Xbox 360 Wheel
  
• Logitech MOMO Racing
  
• Logitech Driving Force
  
• Logitech Driving Formula Force EX
  
• Fanatec Porsche 911 GT2
  
• Fanatec CSR Elite
  
• Fanatec Porsche GT3 RS V2 Wheel
  
• Fanatec Porsche 911 Turbo S Wheel
  
• Fanatec Porsche 911 Carrera Wheel
  
• Thrustmasters Ferrari 430 Force Feedback Racing Wheel
  
• Thrustmaster RGT FF Pro
  
• Thrustmaster T500RS
  
• Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback Wheel

[boedha68]

So.... I tried it out the setup. I am not satisfied and i have unplugged the wheel to drive with a joystick. I am not pleased with the fact that you must drift. I'll think the game is nothing for me till there is an update that you have comfortabel settings for the steeringwheel and ingame settings for rookies. ;-) this is missing in the game. so the gameplay is very very BAD!!!!!!

[fabio.cristiano]

Hi GRID ONE fans. After one week trying, I´m very frustrated. Seems like the hole team of developers from GRID ONE got fired... and Codemasters had hired a bunch of new guys to write the code for GRID2... It is A SHAME.

[john1231]

anyone has good settings for a logitech g25 wheel?

[Sabberschlonz]

Ursprungligen skrivet av john1231:

anyone has good settings for a logitech g25 wheel?

You didnt get the F430 to work ?

[FuTrEzTk>]

did anybody get the thurstmaster TH8 RS shifter to work
?

[Aim@Me]

Im using a G27 and Im wondering if anyone has a better setup than what I currently have.

The setup I'm using is the same one listed on solidystated's website here:
http://solidlystated.com/software/logitech-g27-and-race-driver-grid-2/

For the actual executable you want to choose for GRID 2:
%driveletter%:\Steam\steamapps\common\grid 2\grid2.exe

Make sure it is that executable or your wheel wont work properly and default to your global profile.

I play with 900 degrees of rotation, in terms of my profiler:
Global settings:
Overall effects 115%
Spring effect 50%
Damper effect 150%
Enable centering spring 50%
Rotation 900 Degrees

Game specific
Rotation 900 Degrees

Steering Wheel
Sensitivity 100%
Deadzone 0%
Range 100%

Accelerator
Sensitivity 0%
Deadzone 5%
Range 100%

Brake
Sensitivity 100%
Deadzone 5%
Range 100%

Game settings
FFB 50/100/100 or something like that
Advanced settings
I switch between Sequential Manual and Manual H + Clutch
Steering Deadzone 0%
Steering Saturation 100%
Steering Linear 0 or 2 I haven't noticed any difference, does anyone know what this does?
Throttle Deadzone 20%
Throttle Saturation 100%
Brake Deadzone 20%
Brake Saturation 100%

With these settings I don't have much difficulty driving for Global challenges or Single player but this is ultimately up to your play style.

[zbobg]

See this:
http://steamcommunity.com/app/44350/discussions/0/828940421707206234/#c828940421708467464

Linearity: Positive values mean that the steering is less sensitive in the centre region.

That means you can more easily drive in a straight line with a wheel with positive Linearity values. Or, that you will find straight line driving less twitchy. This is dependent on the number of degrees your wheel is set to. The fewer degrees you use the more twitchy straight line driving is and the more positive you will need to set the Linearity.

I use a G27 @ 320 degrees, 0% deadzone and 2 Linearity. It is just a little sensitive at center but very predictable.

[Tox Laximus]

Ursprungligen skrivet av Aim@Me:

Im using a G27 and Im wondering if anyone has a better setup than what I currently have.

The setup I'm using is the same one listed on solidystated's website here:
http://solidlystated.com/software/logitech-g27-and-race-driver-grid-2/

For the actual executable you want to choose for GRID 2:
%driveletter%:\Steam\steamapps\common\grid 2\grid2.exe

Make sure it is that executable or your wheel wont work properly and default to your global profile.

I play with 900 degrees of rotation, in terms of my profiler:
Global settings:
Overall effects 115%
Spring effect 50%
Damper effect 150%
Enable centering spring 50%
Rotation 900 Degrees

Game specific
Rotation 900 Degrees

Steering Wheel
Sensitivity 100%
Deadzone 0%
Range 100%

Accelerator
Sensitivity 0%
Deadzone 5%
Range 100%

Brake
Sensitivity 100%
Deadzone 5%
Range 100%

Game settings
FFB 50/100/100 or something like that
Advanced settings
I switch between Sequential Manual and Manual H + Clutch
Steering Deadzone 0%
Steering Saturation 100%
Steering Linear 0 or 2 I haven't noticed any difference, does anyone know what this does?
Throttle Deadzone 20%
Throttle Saturation 100%
Brake Deadzone 20%
Brake Saturation 100%

With these settings I don't have much difficulty driving for Global challenges or Single player but this is ultimately up to your play style.

Whoa 900 degrees, this game needs fast counter steering, try 180 or less.

[KookiDowg]

At least he'll have a nice workout with that 900 degrees. lol

[Aim@Me]

Well what would be a better amount of Degrees to use? 900 isnt bad for normal racing but I dont think it works too well for me in drifting.

[DT-MadManCK]

Fanatec CSW Settings:
Leave in game settings at CSW Default

Wheel settings:

SEN 540
FF 100
SHO 100
ABS 085
LIN OFF
DEA OFF
DRI OFF
FOR 080
SPR 100
DPR 100

Gives you an actual feeling you drive. FFB in this game is very well implemated. One of the best so far.
The Forced Drifts in this game are very unfortunate. Without it it would have been a much better drivers game. But some are drooling about drifts...
Still enjoy the driving.;)

[-=GA=-Mancsfinest]

the logitech driving force gt pro you say is compatable (PC),for those who didint know its the official ps3 wheel for gt5 ,the game is playable on a pad but wheel is so much better,just a shame all cars in the game oversteer even front wheel drive and 4wd ,but overall wheel is more precise and more rewarding..,and it makes you sweat too...

[mastereder]

Ursprungligen skrivet av MadManCK:

Cockpit view is a nice feature, but not really needed for racing.

its good for atmosphere

[Aim@Me]

I've actually changed my settings a bit for my wheel, I now use 540 Degrees of steering which is similar to a GT car IRL and the cars are easier to drive for me. I can't drive at the arcade steering degrees which would be like 220 degrees or something.

I do recall there being a steering saturation formula from F1 2012 or something (Source http://www.racedepartment.com/forum/threads/logitech-g27-settings-f1-2012-the-game.56364/page-3)

Saturation formula goes like this 100% - [( DD * 100) / WD ] = Saturation settings where DD is Desired degrees of rotation and WD set degrees of rotation in profiler.

After that do 100 - the value and you get the amount of saturation to set in the game.

For me I don't even use this but say at 540 degrees I'd be using 60% saturation in the game and maybe 2 linearity, I've tested this before and it works ok but the car kind of wobbles thats why I prefer to stay at 100% saturation and 0 linearity.

[Red5goahead]

I use Logitech Cordless RumblePad 2. Seems work fine. But I would to change some default from the other gamepad ion the list. throttle and brke with right stick. manual brake on <8>, rear view on <6> an so on. The question is : why I've to setup it anytime I play and It doesn't record ?