Wheel settings for FSR 2011

Hi.

I'm new to this mood.
I have some trouble finding the right setup for my wheel. Using Logitech g25 and Leo plugin.
Any ideas what should the degree of wheel rotation and than steering lock on the car be.
I know that this settings are quite personal taste. But as i'm new to FSR and i'm having trouble getting it right for me.
At the moment i think that 445 degrees rotation with 20 degrees steering lock and 330 wheel rotation and 12 steering lock works for me. That 445-20 looks really close to the real f1. And i use that atm but i'm trying different things.
Please share some toughs about this with me. Or what works for you.

Thanks
 
Like Dennis, I don't use LeoFFB either. Your best bet is probably to try the software recommended by DD in this thread http://www.racedepartment.com/fsr-mod-track-assistance-feedback/55097-realfeel-settings-fsr2011.html

That's probably the best answer you will get since teams & drivers like to keep all their "secrets" to themselves :).


Question...
I'm new either and when you say you
don't use LeaFFB I'm asking me,
if you use another "tool"?

I have rFactor since 2 Days just for FSR
so would be nice if someone could help me
with the FFB. =)
 
Okay thanks for the answer,
cause at first I tried to change the settings just in the Game
and then I found this Thread and I thought
it is necessary to use some kind of FFB tool,
otherwise you couldn't hold the pace of the "big guys" =P
 
If anyone would like to try my wheel settings:

Logitech G25
Wheel degrees of rotation: 445°
Overall Effects Strength 100%
Spring Effect Strength 0%
Damper Effect Strength 0%

Pedals reported as...
Don't use combined if possible. In combined mode, both pedals are reported as one axis :thumbsup:.In separate mode, each pedal is reported as a separate axis (Z axis for accelerate and R axis for brake). So we need separate :)

In game

Controls settings:

Force feedback
Force feedback effects: medium
Force feedback strength: -90%
Steering force: -53%
Steering damper sat: 0%
Steering damper: 35%
Jolt magnitude: 50%

Controller 1
Sensitivity
all 50% only my brake pedal is set to 15%. You can change % and look at the differences at the left where the picture of the wheel is with all axis. This 15% means that the brake pedal is more sensitive more at max position. Or how should i explain. Look what happens when you change % :) Set it as you like if not sure leave it on 50% i guess.


Car setup: Steering lock 15/16°

and I use LeoFFB plug in for force feed back.

LeoFFB settings:

Open ...rFactor\plugins and open LeoFFB.ini with notepad

Delete all and paste this: save after done ofc :)

15.0 Front Wheel lock angle, degrees (max deflection to one side from straight on)
0.707 Front wheel distance to centerline (half the front wheel track) in metres, from .pm file
1.65 Front axle distance to body reference point (about half the wheel base) in metres, from .pm file
7 Relative strength of FFB effects
12.0 Aligning moment curve shape / feeling of tyre losing grip. Lower numbers are duller, range 1.0 .. 10
0.2 Negative aligning moment parameter for high slip angles, range 0.0 ... 1.0
22 Slip angle where aligning moment reverses direction - typically between 8 and 15 degrees
0.00 Caster (dimetionless)
0.0 Camber ratio (not degrees!)
2 Road bumps feeling on the wheel
8500.0 maximum FFB force for stationary and low speed effects
8 stiffness of stationary wheels
3 wheel rubber hardness (1..5)
9 how quickly static forces drop off when rolling

Accurate pneumatic trail and stationary tyre forces simulation
These default settings were tested on default rFactor BMW Formula 1
(c)2007 Leo Bodnar
This software is for end users only.
Use, bundling or referenceing by hardware manufacturers is prohibited.

--------end of LeoFFB--------------- :)

This are all of my wheel settings. Hope that works for you. If not don't use them.
If anyone have any idea or suggestions, or what you have different that works for you, etc., please let us know.
Thanks
 
15.0 Front Wheel lock angle, degrees (max deflection to one side from straight on)
0.707 Front wheel distance to centerline (half the front wheel track) in metres, from .pm file
1.65 Front axle distance to body reference point (about half the wheel base) in metres, from .pm file
7 Relative strength of FFB effects
12.0 Aligning moment curve shape / feeling of tyre losing grip. Lower numbers are duller, range 1.0 .. 10
0.2 Negative aligning moment parameter for high slip angles, range 0.0 ... 1.0
22 Slip angle where aligning moment reverses direction - typically between 8 and 15 degrees
0.00 Caster (dimetionless)
0.0 Camber ratio (not degrees!)
2 Road bumps feeling on the wheel
8500.0 maximum FFB force for stationary and low speed effects
8 stiffness of stationary wheels
3 wheel rubber hardness (1..5)
9 how quickly static forces drop off when rolling

Wow, 22 slip angle seems quite high, high values here are usually for touring cars (but around 15). With FSR 2011 the exact value is 10.375 according to the physic files. The aligning moment curve shape seems quite high too, the tire loss effect should be too much exagerated I think.
 

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