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Logitech G920 no force feedback

Discussion in 'Troubleshooting: Bugs, Questions and Support' started by Josh Walcott, Nov 12, 2019.

  1. Josh Walcott

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    I just bought a Logitech G920 to use with BeamNG drive, and everything works great except for the force feedback. There is absolutely nothing happening, not even the spring effect. FFB is enabled in BeamNG settings. I have also installed (from what I can tell) the latest drivers for the wheel, but still nothing. I am a bit of a noob when it comes to finding and installing the right drivers, so that may be the issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated :)
     
    #1 Josh Walcott, Nov 12, 2019
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  3. Josh Walcott

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    That didn’t seem to work. It does have the centering spring effect on my desktop and the beamng main menu, but once I load into the game it goes “loose” as it doesn’t return to center.
     
    #3 Josh Walcott, Nov 17, 2019
  4. stenyak

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    FFB does not attempt to autocenter the wheel. The wheel will only follow the physics calculations. The physics won't autocenter the wheel during menues, nor while the vehicle is parked (like in real life). Autocentering may happen while driving only due to the suspension design of most vehicles out there.
     
    #4 stenyak, Nov 20, 2019
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