There is still however major clipping when you are going over big kerbs in some oblique angle while turning aswell, especially when you are rejoining the track from the grass but I guess I cal live with that. Maybe it eases off some braking and kerb clipping aswell. Here in Textures, I added a '0' after the decimal point to brk_scale and bump_scale. file and rewrite those numbers.įx- scale isnt that important, but I guess it lowers the ABS/locking forses/clipping while braking and locking your brakes.įz_scale mostly removes the ffb spikes from wheels going up and down (kerbs, bumps etc) Then go to your C:Users/your name/Documents/Project Cars 2 and make a backup copy of the ffb_custom_settings.txt somewhere. I tried to do some CUSTIM adjustment to get rid of that aswell. I still got some clipping and especially over the kerbs. This option for example is included in Project Cars 3 and the steering wheel works. The TONE setting is biased more to the tyre slip rather than surface effects -> less clipping again. Hello I play F1 2020 in pc and I bought the Hori Apex Racing Wheel for playing this game. If you just got that wheel id suggest returning it and getting a wheel with ffb. The FFB is not so heavy and I really hate clipping, so it is almost without clipping (the slider FX is basicly the main issue as it removes most of the FFB spikes from the road (kerbs, ABS locking, bumps etc) When I googled your issue it says that your wheel is only supported one 1 of those modes.

I tested it quickly with BMW 1M coupe trying to drift that little fella From my experience, all Logitech wheels are very simmilar, (G25/27/920, maby even driving force GT)

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