360 controller

[Rosso]

So at the moment, I'm stuck with the 360 controller (or a logitech 3d joystick, but i haven't tried that yet.)
I own Race and GT legends and the whole shebang, the only major issue i seem to be having is that the controller seems like it's too jerky, is there a way to turn down the linearity? or should I just wait until I get a wheel?

 

[Hiroshi Awazu]

So at the moment, I'm stuck with the 360 controller (or a logitech 3d joystick, but i haven't tried that yet.)
I own Race and GT legends and the whole shebang, the only major issue i seem to be having is that the controller seems like it's too jerky, is there a way to turn down the linearity? or should I just wait until I get a wheel?

There is a way to make controlling the car less jerky. When the controller is plugged in and you go to Controller Options you'll see this

The last time i used a controller was back in late 2010 and i don't remember how i had my controller set up. I got this image off the internet. Might want to give the setup above a try and if it is still too jerky try adjusting Analog Sectors 1,2 &3.

 

[Rupe Wilson]

I use to use something like this when i use my controller, this is RacePro, race07 on a xbox same game and same controller setup system, the one and only true sim on a console to this day

 

[Rosso]

Thanks for the help guys!
is there a way to set deadzone for the right thumbstick?

 

[Hiroshi Awazu]

I'm not sure about the 360 controller but with the Thrustmaster controller that i used to drive with when i assigned the right stick for throttle/brake the deadzone settings would appear and i was able to set the deadzone. If you look at the image i posted you can see that there is throttle/brake deadzone setting available but i'm assuming it isn't highlighted because whoever posted their setting was more and likely using the buttons for throttle/brake.