Slightly lower than peak torque in the sim or the drivers helps a lot too. For example on the 8nm set to 7.5 or 7.4, no big loss in FF but fixes the power off.
I made sure the shaft is all the way and and have all the up to date firmware. Every time I connect the Club Sport V2 esports wheel my gt dd pro base disconnects immediately . Yes made sure it was on PC mode as well. Any ideas what the issue is? I used the QR1.
These clunks etc come from the FFS setting. It is standard on Peak as you have it in this video. Change it to linear will eliminate these heavy moments completely as the ffb stays linear. You still feel these clunks etc but it’s at the same strength as all the other feedback you’re getting. With this you don’t have to put the other settings lower then one wants. Could be worth a try? I find the ffb way better on linear as well but that’s personal preference. Btw, I don’t have this problem, I just noticed the video and thought this might be the solution.
Slightly lower than peak torque in the sim or the drivers helps a lot too. For example on the 8nm set to 7.5 or 7.4, no big loss in FF but fixes the power off.
I made sure the shaft is all the way and and have all the up to date firmware. Every time I connect the Club Sport V2 esports wheel my gt dd pro base disconnects immediately . Yes made sure it was on PC mode as well. Any ideas what the issue is? I used the QR1.
Maybe a faulty power supply .
These clunks etc come from the FFS setting. It is standard on Peak as you have it in this video. Change it to linear will eliminate these heavy moments completely as the ffb stays linear. You still feel these clunks etc but it’s at the same strength as all the other feedback you’re getting.
With this you don’t have to put the other settings lower then one wants. Could be worth a try? I find the ffb way better on linear as well but that’s personal preference.
Btw, I don’t have this problem, I just noticed the video and thought this might be the solution.
Hi. Thanks for the tips. Anything to help others that might have the issue. That's what it's all about.