Hopefully this will be useful to some new users out there or those who are struggling to find this information. I originally did a 500 pass, and honestly I've not noticed any difference with the 1000 pass, but figured it can't hurt to have a more rigorous pass in place. csv file as well in the zip file for those who may want it. Here are those settings, for clarity:įor those who are interested/advanced users, I made this file using iRacing Force Feedback Test version 1.72, with Max Count set to 1000 and Step Time set to 500. As is stated in their official setup instructions, this curve does change based on driver settings and settings within G Hub, and I can confirm this as truth from testing. THIS IS WITH DEFAULT LOGITECH G HUB SETTINGS. Re-open the settings and go back to the Correction Curve, it should now show you this:
Once you've done that, press Ctrl + L, then press apply.Open the game, and go to Options -> Controls -> Force Feedback, scroll down and click the checkbox for 'Use Response Correction Curve'.Copy the t file to this location: C:\Users\'username'\AppData\Local\BeamNG.drive\'gameversion'\settings\inputmaps ( Note you MUST change 'username' to your Windows name and 'gameversion' to the current game version!).In particular, finding information for 'Correction Curve' can be incredibly tough.
Hey all! New to the forums, thanks for having me! With Black Friday just around the corner, there are sure to be quite a few new wheel owners, and I know firsthand how daunting it can be for first time setup.
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