Force feedback/Oscillation issue

[Michael Krone]

I recently realized I have an issue with consistency of FF and my driving has suffered from it. The wheel is a CSW2.5.

I play Assetto pretty much daily and this happens at the start of the game every day. 5mph and above I have really bad oscillations and my wheel feels like a rubber band, just bounces back and forth. There is just no sensation of "weight" or grip to the steering like there should be.
I can fix it by downgrading CSP then reinstalling the current version BUT sometimes I have to do this 5-10 times before the wheel acts properly.

Any ideas? Its driving me nuts. Everything like drivers are up to date.

 

[Michael Krone]

Update: I dont have to change CSP versions, only have to leave and rejoin the game several times.

??

 

[omerrr34]

Update: I dont have to change CSP versions, only have to leave and rejoin the game several times.

??

I kind of have a similar issue if use custom shaders patch 0.1.77 or higher i face the issue but lower than that the turning is fine

 

[AdriokasLTU]

FFBClip has helped me a little bit with this problem. Try it out:

FFBClip app

What is it? It is a small app that will show you your current FFB level and any clipping you may experience, and it will also suggest and set a gain to use in the game to minimize clipping and maximize forces generated from your force feedback...

www.racedepartment.com

 

[RasmusP]

Sounds for me like 3 possible things:
- Auto adjust rotate scale, which tries to change the degrees setting for each car and cause these issues

- range compression from csp. If you put it too high, it will cause a wild wheel if you keep the gain the same

- ffb clip is running and puts the car to 200% when going on track. Happened to me with ffb clip...