I'm looking for a G25 Setup Profile/Correction Curve

Hi Corey,

The correction curves are not steering correction curves, but force feedback correction curves. I.e. it affects the ffb output to the steering wheel, not the steering input from it.


It is very uncommon that a steering wheel stops responding to your inputs linearly, and starts responding in a non-linear fashion.

I think what you really mean, is that your logitech G25 rotation angle is different than the steering wheel angle of some of our vehicles.

This happens in any car that doesn't use exactly the same amount of degrees (e.g. 900º, or whatever) that you have configured in your Logitech drivers. This is planned to be fixed sometime in the future, but not in the very short term.



If you really mean that your wheel is responding non-linearly to your inputs, then that sounds like hardware problems in your wheel. If that really were the case, then other than replacing the wheel, the only way to tweak input response is to change the "Sensitivity" option, which changes the input response from linear to non-linear, so that the response is greater or lower in the center of steering than in the limits.

 

Ah alright, let's talk about FFB then

The default FFB configuration should be a reasonably well working starting point. To reset all your input configuration to defaults, you can use the "Reset all" button, located on the bottom of the Bindings menu. This will erase any customization of bindings you have done (you may want to make a backup before resetting).

Resetting should also enable a response correction curve, that is tailored to the average G25 motors response, using certain Logitech drivers settings. If you use different driver settings, you need to generate new response correction curves.
For more information on how all of this works, and which are the default driver settings, please read the detailed guide on response curves here: http://wiki.beamng.com/Steering_wheel_setup#Response_correction_curves


Now, even if you remake the curve for your wheel, this doesn't mean that FFB will work perfectly in all situations. In some cases the wheel will rattle or vibrate too much. For example, when the car is standing still, or when the car is in the air (steering axle not touching the ground). These are known issues that we want to solve in the future.
For more information, check the ffb section in the guide above: http://wiki.beamng.com/Steering_wheel_setup#BeamnNG.drive:_Force_feedback_configuration