Force feedback

So I loaded the beta version onto my computer , I use a Logitech g25 racing wheel and when I opened a map the forge feedback was the wrong way around. The game wanted to constantly turn the wheel to the left instead of the spring moving it to the middle. Does anyone know how to solve this?

 

Opt out of the unstable build, that's the only solution I can think of....

 

Is there a way to turn off the force feedback? Just because I like the new maps the unstable build brings to the game.
I've taken a look at the input maps , and they don't contain a setting for it.

 

http://www.beamng.com/threads/11226-G27-steering-by-itself

change direction in hydros.lua from 1 to -1

 

Thanks! That has worked, but now I am getting very sharp juddering when initially spawning in. I was wondering if you know how to stop that?

 

vehicles kinda get dropped a little as they spawn in, probably causes the judder, I'd say best solution is to hit f7 after changing vehicle to reset spawn position (unless you've hit control-r to reset in place somewhere in which case f7 will override that) as vehicles sometimes gain a little altitude when being respawned and maybe let go of the wheel when spawning

 

Aha ok Thanks for listening to me!!

 

Cheers

 

Sorry for bumping thread but is there a way to enable force feedback in non experimental game?

 

Considering it had to be specifically programmed into experimental, thats a no.

 

I haven't told anyone about this yet, but when I use force feedback I get weird and really annoying lag. When I don't have it on it runs fine.

Genius Twinwheel F1

 

@above: Oh my god, you're using the cheapest of the cheap of a wheel. No surprise if you're having bugs. Invest in a Logitech Driving Force GT at least if you can.

 

The force feedback works fine on F1 2012 and Euro Truck Sim 2 though, it's just this game where it has the problems

 

Thank you for explaining the difference, it didn't seem to make very much sense. Also F1 2012 has vibration and force feedback but I don't think it labels them separately. I think that's where my confusion comes from. Is there a way of BeamNG detecting if it's vibration and not force feedback, that way it doesn't start with feedback on?