Fortunately, there are about 35 different adjustments to make on a 1-100 scale as far as how the wheel/pedals operate that can drastically change the feel. On the other hand, the Dirt series feels pretty great as-is, so it's all about how the developer optimizes it. Now, out of the box, wheels do NOT play particularly well with Forza (Horizon more so than Motorsport). For me playing Forza with a controller would be like going from my 4k HDR set back to a tube tv in my opinion. oversteer/understeer/weight transfer/etc. You get so much more input from a wheel than you could ever from a controller i.e. Playing with a wheel is just such a vastly different experience. Since I've gotten my wheel (about 2 years ago) I really have a hard time using a controller to race anymore. I've always played racing games going back to pre Gran Turismo, and had always used a controller outside of an arcade. Also increased Force Feedback Scale in-game to 81 and dropped throttle sensitivity to 20% in the app (no it doesnt make you any slower, just gives a wider range of throttle response). I increased the center spring value in-game to 160/200 to match the 80% value that I have set in the app and it feels MUCH much better. Thanks for your time and let me know what you guys think.ĮDIT: Idk what I was thinking initially but I realized that the centering spring value is a % in the Logitech app and a hard value in the in-game settings. Any suggestions or ideas are more than welcome. Otherwise, I set the game to simulation steering mode (not normal), and turn ON stability control (is defaulted to OFF).Īgain this is still a work in progress, but already a HUGE improvement to what it was. I have my force feedback scale set at 70, my center spring scale at 80 (to match what I have set in the Logitech app), upped wheel damper to 120, force feedback understeer to 60, force feedback minimum force to 45, and wheel rotation angle to 540 here as well. I personally feel comfortable with my vibration scale at 75, but this one is somewhat subjective. On the in-game advanced wheel settings, I kept steering linearity at 50 and didn't adjust any of the axis deadzone inside/outside ratios. Maybe one the biggest improvements Ive found was lowing the pedal sensitivity to 35% for both the brake and the gas. I also adjusted the operating range to 540 degrees, enabled the center spring, and set it to 80% strength. Once opened, I adjusted wheel sensitivity up to 55% to eliminate the spongy feeling that seems to be prevalent in wheels in Horizon. On the Logitech application for PC, I accessed the wheels axis properties by clicking on the topmost selectable box on the wheel image itself. Ive adjusted the following info accordingly. (Edit) After another 6 or so hours Ive definitely been able to tighten things up and am really starting to feel pretty good with what I have, but with so many diff surfaces/cars/seasons in Horizon 4 I'm still looking to make improvements where I can. At any rate, Ive only got about 6 hours into testing/tinkering with these Horizon settings, but so far this is a VAST improvement to how it feels out of the box or even using applicable Forza Motorsport settings. Most posts rip Horizon for its wheel support, but between the Logitech app for PC and the advanced wheel settings in-game, everything you should need to get your wheel feeling right are available, even if they're not made clear to users. For whatever reason, despite sharing the Forza moniker, these two titles handle DRASTICALLY different from one another in terms of using a wheel. So, after countless hours of experimenting I managed to come up with wheel settings that felt REALLY great for the Forza Motorsport series, but of course those go out the window with Horizon. Generally when doing my initial setup for a game I will do some digging online to get some ideas/suggestions but will then trial and error test various different settings to find what feels best. I use the Logitech G920 Driving Force which is a great mid-level steering wheel, so long as you make whatever necessary adjustments are needed for a given game. I spend quite a bit of my gaming time racing on my Xbox. R/RedditRacing - League Racing|Competitive Not affiliated with FM.net forums! Join our Discord Server!Īnd now Xbox Clubs are public, we have one of those, too! Just search for "Reddit Forza" Clubs and Communities No discussion of how to perform in-game exploits. No spamming/flooding, including YouTube videos.No inappropriate/offensive/harassing submissions.Tunes News Forza Horizon Forza Motorsport Forza PC Join our Forza Horizon 4 Club All Photos Liveries Camera Settings POTW How To.
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