Wheel settings and animation with Driving Force Pro

[DrDeath_MD]

I've been racing the classic stock cars using the default settings of ~270 degree wheel rotation. I read that the game is better at 540 degrees so I changed my global profile setting (logitech wheel settings) for the wheel to 540 and then changed that in the game's setting options. My issue is that the animated wheel in the car does not line up with my inputs. How do I fix this? I barely turn my wheel and the animated in game wheel looks like I turned the wheel a full 30 degrees further?

My logitech wheel settings are:
Overall Effects Strength 100%
Spring and Damper 0%

Checked center spring force feedback: 0%

Degrees of rotation 536 (as close to 540 as I can get w/ the slider)

Allow game to adjust settings: Checked

 

[Nox]

Go into your install and find your control.ini file. It should be in C:\GSC2013\UserData\*Your profile name*, for example. Open it in notepad and find the line:

Steering Wheel Range="270" // Degrees of rotation of in-game steering wheel

Change the '270' to '540', save and close!

 

[DrDeath_MD]

I did that and it still looks to be way off. I did it with the controller.ini in my stock profile folder.

 

[Rob Fitness]

do you set the "in garage" STEERING LOCK to somewhere between 22-24 degrees

IE: go to track and in garage settings 1 set the steering lock rotation to 22 degrees

 

[DrDeath_MD]

I did change the steering lock to 23 which feels the best but it still looks off. I changed the rotation setting in the controller.ini and my customized setting ini.

 

[Rob Fitness]

check you haven't accidentally turned on steering help, as that will really mess with it.... i know i have clipped another key while going for the ESC key

 

[Robert Bachmayer]

Does anyone care to post a pic of the in garage steering lock adjustment please, i keep reading about it but i'm damned if i see it?
Thanks in advance.

 

[Nox]

Does anyone care to post a pic of the in garage steering lock adjustment please, i keep reading about it but i'm damned if i see it?
Thanks in advance.

I'm pretty sure that won't make any visual difference, it's to do with how much the actual wheels on the road turn with how much you turn the wheel. I'd go back and double check your profile file.

 

[Robert Bachmayer]

Yeah its just i cant see the setting?

 

[Nox]

Here you go, but I'm telling you it won't affect the visual steering rotation with the rotation of your actual wheel that you're describing.

if you've done all the steps people have suggested in the thread, go to Options -> Controls -> Controller 2 and make sure your "Speed Sensitivity" is set to 0. That could be it.

 

[grumbel]

Do you have X-Axis Sensitivity at 50%? Linear is at 50%, not at 0%.

 

[Nox]

Do you have Sensitivity at 50%? Linear is at 50%, not at 0%.

What sensitivity are you talking about? Speed sensitivity should be 0% if using a wheel. If you mean X-axis steering sensitivity, yes, 50% is fine. They aren't the same thing. (just clarifying to avoid confusion )