XBox One Controller settings

[Baron von Noob]

These are the setting i use, i greatly reduced the steering speed, as i felt it was way too aggresive:

Deadzone: 5
Speed Sensitivity: 20 (Default setting)
Steer Filter: 0.85
Steer Gamma: 3.5
Steer Speed: 20
Use Auto Steer: On (Default, don't know what this does...)

All in all, very close to what i had with AC. Hope this makes it easier for people to get used to using a controller with this game.

[iRng-ICEMAN]

danosdirectos の投稿を引用：

I've remapped the brake and downshift buttons using steam controller settings. This should work for adding any keyboard functions to the gamepad also.

Steam big picture, general controller settings, enable xbox config., then
Library, manage game, controller settings.

You can bind any input to any other here. Also this is usually the best place to adjust trigger and stick response curves, dead zones and horizontal sensitivity.

I recommend setting triggers to simple threshold with linear response curve (default is hair-trigger), sticks to linear response curve, remove all dead zones for full range (maybe some at centre if controller is worn or to taste) and set the stick's horizontal sensitivity here.
In game you can set steering speed to 100 and steering gamma to 1, then use that stick's horizontal sensitivity and response curve adjustments from here respectively.
Note that for these configs to apply turn on the controller before launching steam every time, you'll get a blue box on game load indicating these controller settings are being used.
Hope this helps, gl

Not sure if i understood correctly but can i map Brake AND Throttle to the right stick now? Like push up for Throttle and push down for Brake

[Baron von Noob]

MakeMeLaugh の投稿を引用：

Do you guys think the same configuration could be used with a 360 controller? Never used an xbox1 controller so I'm not sure how different they are.

Definitely, the controllers are very much alike in the analog stick part of the controller. So you can pretty much use the same settings for the 360 controller.

[ZioYuri78]

Baron von Noob の投稿を引用：

MakeMeLaugh の投稿を引用：

Do you guys think the same configuration could be used with a 360 controller? Never used an xbox1 controller so I'm not sure how different they are.

Definitely, the controllers are very much alike in the analog stick part of the controller. So you can pretty much use the same settings for the 360 controller.

I use the 360 controller and i can confirm

[AJ]

iRng-ICEMAN の投稿を引用：

Not sure if i understood correctly but can i map Brake AND Throttle to the right stick now? Like push up for Throttle and push down for Brake

In game setting, NO. (Maybe later build, maybe?!)
In "Steam controller setting" (in Steam client, right click on ACC title), you can map throttle & brake to right stick BUT they would become DIGITAL input using this method!

BTW, I just don't understand why Kunos don't allow player mapping analog axis for looking left & right in AC & ACC!!!

Kunos always ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ up UI/UX(ok, ACC is better this time) and input mapping.
397 Studio, Reiza and Sector 3 Studios are much better in this respect.

[Bruno]

mikutzu の投稿を引用：

These are my settings hope it helps somebody:
Steer stick ------> Left stick
Deadzone ------> 1
Speed sensitivity ------> 50
Steer filter ------> 0.83
Steer gamma ------> 2.2
Steer speed ------> 100
Use AUTO steer ------> OFF <----- like it says if you enable it it will counter steer for you
I don't have FF (maybe in a later build)

Enjoy!!!!

Game plays much better with these settings using a xbox360 controller, thanks for sharing. I'm sure there is room for improvement though.

[lottalava]

my problem is that the car´s wheel turns 360° and the gamepad is 180°, could have a way to reduce it!

[Arrakeen]

found this config on RaceDepartement dot com, felt good for me.

"gamepadSettings":
{
"useSteerWithRight": false,
"rumbleIntensity": 0,
"steerSpeed": 0.5,
"steerGamma": 1.7999999523162842,
"steerFilter": 0.80000001192092896,
"deadZone": 0.20000000298023224,
"speedSensitivity": 0.30000001192092896,
"useAutoSteer": true,