First of all, I am new to racing wheels and I know the Madcatz is quite a basic wheel. So I have just entered a whole new learning curve (maybe 2 hours so far) after three years of playing the F1 game and others with an XBox controller.
The following setup, after experimenting, is the most promising I have used so far (able to get a clean lap only 3 secs slower than my xbox controller lap). I would appreciate any suggestions.
Steering Deadzone 1%
Steering Saturation 15%
Steering Linearity 50%
Throttle Deadzone 0%
Throttle Saturation 30%
Brake Deadzone 2%
Brake Saturation 40%
No Force Feedback on this, so FF left on default.
The brake deadzone is in there because as a British car driver accustomed to using my left foot on the clutch, I have a tendency to ride the clutch, ready to dip it, when cornering. I also have the wheel on my lap.
I am not discouraged as I fully expected converting from xbox controller to any make of racing wheel to be a fairly lengthy learning process.
The following setup, after experimenting, is the most promising I have used so far (able to get a clean lap only 3 secs slower than my xbox controller lap). I would appreciate any suggestions.
Steering Deadzone 1%
Steering Saturation 15%
Steering Linearity 50%
Throttle Deadzone 0%
Throttle Saturation 30%
Brake Deadzone 2%
Brake Saturation 40%
No Force Feedback on this, so FF left on default.
The brake deadzone is in there because as a British car driver accustomed to using my left foot on the clutch, I have a tendency to ride the clutch, ready to dip it, when cornering. I also have the wheel on my lap.
I am not discouraged as I fully expected converting from xbox controller to any make of racing wheel to be a fairly lengthy learning process.