What is your wheel degrees?

[Mika Kerttula]

I use 180 degrees. I tried 270 but it was hard to turn. How about F1 addon for this game? I have T500 with GTE addon.

 

[rauf00]

Indeed, any applied settings with turned off FFB would be like steering with hands on plate. Thats why i though it's strange to advice it...
@AMarkham40isn't it just misspell?

 

[Aaron Markham]

I think he meant its strange to use a wheel but not use FFB, as though you turn off the FFB effects.

Thanks for the explanation. I misunderstood his reply. Yeah, I've been sim-racing a long time (20+ years) and I have never liked force feedback. Just not realistic to me at all since we lack g-forces and the "seat of the pants" feel to go with it. I guess some of those settings I posted are irrelevant for my situation since I don't use force feedback.

 

[Thomas O'Leary]

I use 400 degrees, feels okay if i need to correct and gets me through hairpins with some actual realism involved ie. my arms actually have to cross.

 

[Mika Kerttula]

Fantastic wheel degrees 360 and 26 steering lock. Car obeyed to road. I'm using manual shifter with auto clutch now.

 

[Gavin Hendley]

Fantastic wheel degrees 360 and 26 steering lock. Car obeyed to road. I'm using manual shifter with auto clutch now.

What's your in game wheel degrees out of interest?

 

[Andi Goodwin]

the in game degrees only effect the visual side , how much the in car wheel moves 180 max with hands and then without hands up to 900 i believe , it has no bearing on how your hardware moves the cars virtual steering arm

Andi

 

[Mika Kerttula]

answer came just

 

[Gavin Hendley]

cheers for that info but it didn't answer my question, which is what is your in game degrees @Mika Kerttula

 

[Andi Goodwin]

dont want to sound churlish , but as its a visual setting and not everyone runs the incar wheel ingame (i turn it off as it feels a bit arcade for me) then it aint that relevant ...

Andi

 

[Mika Kerttula]

it's 360