This FFB mod does not change the base FFB; instead, it adds effects such as oversteer, understeer, and others for a better feel of the car during drifting and normal driving. The mod works automatically and has no in-game settings.
The in-game FFB strength should be set 1.5 to 2 times lower than you are used to. This reduces the "junk" feedback from the road and suspension. The mod compensates for the feedback strength, resulting in less shaking at the steering wheel locks.
In-game FFB smoothing should be set to a minimum. High smoothing values create feedback delay, clipping, and steering wheel oscillations.
In-game settings:
I am using a Direct Drive (DD) wheelbase with 12 Nm.
- Steering lock strength: 0%
- Side acceleration strength: 0%
- Steering angle 1:1: 0 (Select the required degrees in your wheel driver to avoid parasitic vibrations from the vanilla steering lock).
In the wheel driver settings, I added a slight amount of friction so it doesn't affect the steering speed and the car can always transition quickly enough (in my case, it's 5%). For other wheels, this value may need to be higher or lower. All other effects are disabled.
My in-game settings:
This mod is suitable for Direct Drive (DD) wheels and gear-driven wheels.
In the comments, you can share your strength and smoothing settings if you have already found the right values with this mod, so people can copy them and start playing immediately without having to set up a wheel like yours.
Moza R5 Settings (by DESTIMAGE):
Experimental EnvyFFB - Drift Force Feedback 1.0
Makes the FFB feel similar to Assetto Corsa or CarX
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