Jake Fangio
Please don't rain pleeaassee don't rain
So the front end is really floaty,and the cars feels like its pivoting in the middle.Any way to cure this?.I'm using a DFGT.Cheers
Floaty front end.
- Thread starter Jake Fangio
- Start date
Experiment with damping (I use 50%), friction (10%) and spring (10%). Cured the floaty feel for me (T300).
Jake Fangio
Please don't rain pleeaassee don't rain
It's a dam shame then.This game has real potential, but it just feels wrong as it is.Cheers
Jake Fangio
Please don't rain pleeaassee don't rain
Thank you,I will give this a try.
Should be able to sort through it.
Of all the games out there right now, I can agree, R3e does feel a touch floaty in some cars, but certainly not at showstopper levels. As I said, you should be able to sort if out...a bit annoying, but that is the norm now.
I enjoy r3e the most of all the sims out, as a note.
Of all the games out there right now, I can agree, R3e does feel a touch floaty in some cars, but certainly not at showstopper levels. As I said, you should be able to sort if out...a bit annoying, but that is the norm now.
I enjoy r3e the most of all the sims out, as a note.
James Cook
Marcas fan
T300 too and I use similar settings. Damper at max setting both in driver and in game (may need to turn this down) and add a bit of friction. Steering feels really tight, sharp and responsive. I'm enjoying the FFB once again.
The FFB settings are a dark art in R3E but once you get them right it feels great. Getting to that point is the problem.
I've been saying this for years! I get the same feeling that the cars pivot instead of the front end turning. I don't think it's just down to FFB, watch a replay and look how the cars rotate when cornering. I agree that the FFB can probably be tuned to reduce the floaty feeling but the reason it can't be fixed is due to the basic steering coding. For me the steering is the most important part of any sim to give a level of car control. In RRRE I find that I am constantly correcting the steering input to counteract oversteer which is induced by the pivot mechanism not being as realistic as true front end steering. Having said all this I am starting to enjoy RRRE a lot more since the last update, get the steering right and you've pretty much got it nailed.So the front end is really floaty,and the cars feels like its pivoting in the middle.Any way to cure this?.I'm using a DFGT.Cheers
Jake Fangio
Please don't rain pleeaassee don't rain
I agree,its not just down to the ffb.The coding is at fault.
Try this to get more feeling from the front tires: https://forum.sector3studios.com/index.php?threads/canned-ffb.1124/#post-12506
To compare them better duplicate and rename your control set and change the mentioned setting to 0.0 and you can switch between the default and edited profile right on the track
To compare them better duplicate and rename your control set and change the mentioned setting to 0.0 and you can switch between the default and edited profile right on the track
Last edited:
Jake Fangio
Please don't rain pleeaassee don't rain
Lol,looks like i have my own personal stalker.Hey anus,I mean chronus,haven't you got anything better to do than go around disliking my comments.This is so funny mate,you are a bona fida keyboard warrior.I thought they were a myth,but I was wrong.How old are you 15 or something.
What cars have you been driving?
What are your settings?
What are your settings?
Jake Fangio
Please don't rain pleeaassee don't rain
Iv'e been driving the Zakspeed Capri.I changed to the settings from the link,plus messed around with damper and friction and it doesn't seem so bad.The floaty bouncy feel cannot be the ffb,it's got to be the physics.
If it's the first game I play,it doesn't seem so bad.But if I play something before it(GSCE or RF2),it feels rubbish.It almost feels like shift 2!!,and I say that with a heavy heart.I want this game to have solid physics,but at the moment it doesn't.
Ignore the shift 2 reference,that is truly insulting.
If it's the first game I play,it doesn't seem so bad.But if I play something before it(GSCE or RF2),it feels rubbish.It almost feels like shift 2!!,and I say that with a heavy heart.I want this game to have solid physics,but at the moment it doesn't.
Ignore the shift 2 reference,that is truly insulting.
Last edited:
Too bad.
shift2? I can't see that at all, but to each their own
shift2? I can't see that at all, but to each their own
Matej Lakota
Sriple Tix
Please, set this video to 0.5 speed at 1 minute sharp and watch Beemer˙s behaviour in that corner. I think, it is amazing physics, powered with full steering control
Last edited:
FWIW I fixed the floaty feeling by turning understeer all the way down in the steering settings.
Jake Fangio
Please don't rain pleeaassee don't rain
Perhaps shift 2 was too strong.It's just so close to being great,that it's frustrating.If they get this game sorted,i'll be addicted.It looks good,the single player is good and the sounds are the best of all time.Too bad.
shift2? I can't see that at all, but to each their own
Jake Fangio
Please don't rain pleeaassee don't rain
Ok,so I seem to have got off on the wrong foot.I do love this game and if they can sort the one problem I find irritating,they can take all my cash for all the addons.They also seem to have a decent crew,who take a genuine interest in their community.
Jake Fangio
Please don't rain pleeaassee don't rain
I agree with this post,It's so close to being No 1.
I have a floaty feeling as well specifically the first 45 degrees of rotation either way, there is just numb FFB no transmitting anything about the road or tires. In that range is where most spins happen. It's frustratingly bad, I've spent a good 2 hours trying things out and I've actually made it worse.
I've tried the .rcs edit and no luck with that either. The game is borderline unplayable because of this, I've got the same issue with pCars only that is slightly better on some cars.
I've tried the .rcs edit and no luck with that either. The game is borderline unplayable because of this, I've got the same issue with pCars only that is slightly better on some cars.
