New to ACC, couple of questions

[Douglas Aird]

I have had a copy of ACC for some time but not properly got into driving it. Having raced for a couple of months on AC I think I am ready to give ACC a proper go.

Having done a couple of short sprint races against the ai I was wondering about the HUD for the rolling start. Watching videos I have seen the instructions telling you where to position your car and if you are going too fast. When I do a start all I see is the regular hud element showing position compared to other cars. Do I need to change a setting?

Also, I have a G27, can anyone share their settings to save me some tweaking time? At this point I don't want to mess with the background files, by the way.

 

[Nuld]

Not to sure on the G27 settings but the car positioning hud only appears in online races. Against ai you don't have that, just keep close to the car in front a pin it when lights go green.

 

[Douglas Aird]

Not to sure on the G27 settings but the car positioning hud only appears in online races. Against ai you don't have that, just keep close to the car in front a pin it when lights go green.

Perfect, that's what I thought might be the case.

 

[RasmusP]

Also, I have a G27, can anyone share their settings to save me some tweaking time? At this point I don't want to mess with the background files, by the way.

Not sure about the rest as I'm a bit out of the loop for acc but this covers everything for the G27:

Steam Community :: Guide :: Logitech G29/G27/DGFT Force Feedback LUT Settings

After the v1.0.2 update , force feedback post-processing is now available for Assetto Corsa Competizione, just like in the OG Assetto Corsa. Making it possible...

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If you don't want to use my lut (which btw is just a smoothly curved minimum force and doesn't change the ffb at all apart from that), just copy all the settings in the game, put gain to 85-100% and minimum force to 13-17%.

With my lut, gain to 50%, min force to 0%.

 

[manu68]

I use your lut Rasmus with my G25.
80-90 % gain, 0% force min.
Not sure about dumping, i will check

 

[manu68]

Dynamic damping 50%
Road effect 13%
Fréquence 222 hz

 

[RasmusP]

I use your lut Rasmus with my G25.
80-90 % gain, 0% force min.
Not sure about dumping, i will check

Which of the luts are you using?
All apart from the "noclipbutstronger" (I should really scale it back to normal) are designed for 100% gain, lowering is always fine as long as you don't feel too much dead zone coming back.

I hope you're not using the noclipbutstronger one with 80-90% gain?


Little info about the noclipbutstronger:
It was an experiment if I could get around the ac clipping meter by lowering the gain and then scale the ffb back up with the lut, which sits after the clipping meter.

I felt that with thr ac gain already clipping but putting in a 500% ffb gain LUT, I could feel stronger ffb.
So I lowered the ac gain and scaled it back with the lut, but only to 100%.

I'm not sure if things work like that but the anti-deadzone curve I have created during this experiment felt the best of all I ever created so I kept it...

But I guess in theory I could calculate all the steps for 100% ac gain and it would feel the same.. Never did it though

 

[manu68]

I should check. No idea just like that.
I just can say that it is the one i use with AC too.

The FFB id not very strong.

 

[manu68]

It is indeed your lut
noclipbutstronger.

On my side i don,t see any clipping on the ffb.
I am not sure to understand why it is "wrong" to use it with ACC.
Which one should i use instead .

I am happy like that. That,s all that count, but i am always interested in learning something !

 

[manu68]

My wheel is g25.
Maybe kess stronger as g27 or g29