Logitech Driving Force GT

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[TonaZ]

not supported, no FFB, only stupid wheel centering

[necrogoatlord]

There's a difference between centering spring and aligning torque .

CS is the crap any decent game doesn't need. SAT is like 90% of the FFB, and the thing you mostly feel in your everyday day ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.

So there is FFB on the DFGT and it's perfectly driveable but there's no extra details.

[TonaZ]

you are right i wanted to mean alignin torque. but i hope you agree that in a RALLY videogame, extra details are fundamental.
you dont feel bumps... wheels slippery... and so on.

[Malyngo]

Originally posted by TonaZ:

you dont feel bumps... wheels slippery... and so on.

You don't feel those on default settings on other wheels either, right now.
Chances are the DFGT works just fine, but I don't think they will officially support it, because not even the manufacturer supports it anymore.

Try the following: in the Logitech settings, set the FFB to something like 125.
In Dirt Rally, town down the SAT to something like 50 or below, and pump up the suspension, wheel and tyre settings to 140 or even 150.

If you still don't feel anything, look around this forum, there is some tweak that you can do in a XML file to boost the strength of the FFB.

[Hiten]

Originally posted by Malyngo:

Chances are the DFGT works just fine, but I don't think they will officially support it, because not even the manufacturer supports it anymore.

Every other racing game/sim on PC supports it. That is not an excuse. It's a very popular wheel.

PC is not a closed system like console. Let's not pretend that "older" hardware can't receive the same support that has existed for the past 10+ years. Game uses the same engine as the past several games which did support the DFGT. Nothing has changed other than CM being lazy or possibly some backhanded deal between CM/Logitech to try to force DFGT users to upgrade their hardware.

[TonaZ]

what a mess DR2 is.... I wonder if @ CM they actually try playing with the wheels :D

[Malyngo]

Originally posted by Hiten:

Every other racing game/sim on PC supports it. That is not an excuse. It's a very popular wheel.

Yes, it is an excuse. Not even Logitech supports it anymore.
And please keep in mind, we are talking about official support. From what I hear, for some people the DFGT works just fine. I think even one of the beta testers is using one.

[Hiten]

Drivers that function properly for all OS's are still posted and downloadable from Logitechs website, so I'd say it's still supported. What more do you want?

I like how you also skirt around the actual point, that PC is an open platform and that older hardware should still be supported, this isn't a console environment where Sony and Microsoft have the final say. For example they both intentionally blocked older hardware on x1 and ps4 by requiring security chips embedded in the wheelbases or they won't function at all. Everyone who bought a PS4 or x1 was forced to upgrade to a G29 when they had perfectly fine G27, G25, DFGT, etc.

That kind of crap has no place on PC.

[Malyngo]

So why isn't it supported in the current Logitech Gaming Software 8.x?

[mica]

Wasn't working for me. I didn't have any Logitech software installed. Went to support page and got the old LGS installed (2016). Restarted game and wheel had changed from LDF GT to LDF GT USB. Re assigned controls and FF now works as expected.

[gpk99]

why isnt it in ver.8.whatever?...because it was NEVER supported in that version....comprende?....the last version that does is 5.10 and it works perfectly with it.