G27 no Force Feedback on zero position

Hello,
I have a Logitech G27 steering wheel. I followed the instructions in the wiki https://wiki.beamng.com/Steering_wheel_setup and the steering wheel works fine. But the Force Feedback is not available in the zero position with a little space to the left and right. So there is no force resistance. I hope you understand what I mean, because I find precise driving difficult.
And I hope someone has an idea

Greetings
Old Garyman

 

Hello stenyak,

the response correction curve was deactivated.

 

Ok I've run WheelCheck.exe in Step Log 2 mode and renamed the log*.csv to wheel.csv
The Deadzone is about 14%.
Is there a tool or a good tutorial to correct the values?

 

There is this, but does not cover much of curve part, however there was talk about it in replies:
https://www.beamng.com/threads/guide-to-ffb.56886

You should be okay with quick updates now though as there was improvements.

For response curve, manual editing of curve might be needed (for example in excel), that deadzone part might need smoother ramp up to get better feeling.

Personally I did not find curve working on my T150 wheel at all, FFB became very on/off with the curve enabled and even when edited, there was clear notch at center instead of smooth falloff, not really sure if that is what people actually desire.

 

My G27 Wheel works fine with Project Cars, I think they have a solution for this problems.
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Thanks for your link, fufsgfen.
I didn't understand everything, but I know that I probably have to edit the wheel.csv myself. I hope that stenyak has another idea how to get around it.
I've tested the LutGenerator 0.15, but it doesn't deliver any useful results for me.
I've found this link http://forum.projectcarsgame.com/sh...eel-FFB-Values-Google-Sheet-amp-FCM-Universal
but I can't really get the script in the spreadsheet to work. The Graph is not responding my input.

"...not really sure if that is what people actually desire." who knows...

 

Editing CSV with spreadsheet program is not really bad job at all, worth to open file and examine it, you can figure out it quite quickly where you need to replace 0 entries with formula that makes smooth falloff. It's just E5-500 or something like that and then use handle to copy that to all needed cells (example had no real numbers or cells).

 

Sorry fufsgfen, I'm not exactly sure what you're trying to tell me.

However, there are three possibilities in the guide, that I've overseen. The best solution for me is the "FCM usage" with FCM linear test.
It is not perfect but It's a good beginning. Maybe I'm trying WheelCheck with FCM
Here my new Response Correction Curve:

 

Oh, that curve looks much better already, never knew about FCM stuff

What I meant earlier was this:

That is what wheelcheck writes and for lower forces deltaX is 0 pretty much, well without FCM stuff that is, so I just wrote some numbers instead of zeros however it did not work satisfactory to my liking, might of been too small numbers.

 

Thanks for the answer.
I didn't change or delete anything before. But I have a new PC and have transferred the data and left so. I assume that there were problems. So now I delete the BeamNG.drive folder of Documents.

Voila, now it works fine

And the thing with "Deadzone (rest)", my Response Correction Curve wasn't very mature, so I wasn't finished yet. Because in the middle there was still some room for manoeuvre.

I'm very happy with your Response Correction Curve, thumbs up.

Drive hard,
Old Garyman