The joy of working with direct drive wheelbases is the huge scope to make adjustments to the wheelbase’s force feedback. You can make changes to your wheel settings to suit your preferences, and the possibilities are vast. Testing the wheel, making notes, and learning what difference the settings make in the calibration software menu is a lot
Assetto feels so stiff and responsive like a real car and beam is like holding a limp noodle (I have same LUT profile for both games and have tweaked beam FFB settings in all sorts of combos for hours upon hours) It seems like no matter what parts I'm using for a beam car (even a dedicated drift build) it's so easy to spin out. According to the CSP devs, the original FFB gyro settings from Kunos were completely wrong from a physics standpoint. It was only used by DD wheel users to stop oscillations, but this new FFB tweak feels great on my T300. Finding and riding the grip limit feels much better now. With the newest Custom Shaders Patch installed, you can find the XL6Hfs2. 641 162 590 451 353 525 473 872