Hello, let me start that I only recently moved away from my Logitech wheel + pedals, so I could be considered a bit of a noob here. Anywhere, here is relevant starting info:
The first, but minor, issue I experience is one that happens every time I launch the game: the telemetry format in F1 defaults to "2020" and I need to change it to "2022" for my wheel to 'feel right' (probably just because that is the setting I did the SC4 Autotuning and further custom tuning on). Not a huge deal, I can live with changing a setting every launch.
The real issue comes in that *sometimes* when joining an online mode, it will be obvious that there is no telemetry being sent from the game. It is obvious in a few ways: no vibes from the pedals, no engine RPM vibes from the wheelbase, and a very bad feeling FFB (i.e. the wheel just feels like it is trying to center itself constantly). Sometimes I can get around this basically undrivable configuration by changing the telemetry config in-game back to "2020", but this does not always work and it only is a partial solution. I have never had this issue in TimeTrials, the 2022 config always works and feels great. At the very least, I am able to rule out an issue specific to my wheel or SC4, bc the issue is apparent on the pedals as well.
I have tried to determine if there is any pattern or trigger for when the 2022 config *does* work in online modes, but nothing has made sense to me yet. I have not noticed this issue in Assetto Corsa so far (the only other game I invested time in for wheel tuning so far), and the wheel and pedals work as expected in online modes, so I suspect the issue is with F1 22. Is there a way to debug the telemetry stream from the game to figure out what might be causing it to stall? Or should I suck it up and re-tune my wheel on the 2020 config (what is the difference between the year's configs, if anyone knows?) This issue has basically stopped me from playing this game because it makes it so difficult to be consistent.
- Accuforce v2 wheelbase with Bluetooth button box
- Fanatec CSL Pedals v3
- F1 22 on Steam in Windows 10
- Using SimCommander 4 (v4.2.91.0) and Fanalab (v1.66)
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- NOTE: I have indeed tried with UDP Broadcast Mode OFF as well
The first, but minor, issue I experience is one that happens every time I launch the game: the telemetry format in F1 defaults to "2020" and I need to change it to "2022" for my wheel to 'feel right' (probably just because that is the setting I did the SC4 Autotuning and further custom tuning on). Not a huge deal, I can live with changing a setting every launch.
The real issue comes in that *sometimes* when joining an online mode, it will be obvious that there is no telemetry being sent from the game. It is obvious in a few ways: no vibes from the pedals, no engine RPM vibes from the wheelbase, and a very bad feeling FFB (i.e. the wheel just feels like it is trying to center itself constantly). Sometimes I can get around this basically undrivable configuration by changing the telemetry config in-game back to "2020", but this does not always work and it only is a partial solution. I have never had this issue in TimeTrials, the 2022 config always works and feels great. At the very least, I am able to rule out an issue specific to my wheel or SC4, bc the issue is apparent on the pedals as well.
I have tried to determine if there is any pattern or trigger for when the 2022 config *does* work in online modes, but nothing has made sense to me yet. I have not noticed this issue in Assetto Corsa so far (the only other game I invested time in for wheel tuning so far), and the wheel and pedals work as expected in online modes, so I suspect the issue is with F1 22. Is there a way to debug the telemetry stream from the game to figure out what might be causing it to stall? Or should I suck it up and re-tune my wheel on the 2020 config (what is the difference between the year's configs, if anyone knows?) This issue has basically stopped me from playing this game because it makes it so difficult to be consistent.
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