Project CARS Force Feedback Tips PC - PS4 - XBox One

www.ISRTV.com presents our first video of Project CARS on the Playstation 4. In this video, Darin goes over the many variables on what can be adjusted to enhance your force feedback.
Although this video features the Playstation 4, the settings should translate to the PC and XBox One.
During the video, I mention that I would have a link to the notes that Robert Waddell shared with me and here it is : bit.ly/1zSvg9y
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[@liamcosgrave5410]

To the people complaining about the amount of adjustability , go and play forza . It's fairly simple to set up a base that feels good . Then tweak it as you want from there . This guide is a great starting point !

[@Unusualhairyload]

So in this game you spend more time fine tuning the forcefeed back for each car than you do playing carreer.

[@simracingtonight]

Kamil Slomski That can be the case

[@DC180]

Kamil Slomski its ridiculous

[@midnightdeluxegaming6582]

It's a simulation racer what did you expect. FFS

[@TakashiAmanoOriginal]

😂

[@MarkShawMedia]

I don't remember the link unfortunately as I found it at my work's computer but I will give you a run down of how I set up the McLarenP1 PART 1: Global Settings 1. Set the global FFB to 100; it will default to 75 when you first start it. 2. Tire Force to 100; or set as you see fit from here. 3. Relative Adjust Gain to 1.10, Relative Adjust Bleed to 0.10, and Relative Adjust Clamp to 0.95 4. Body Scale and Body Longitudinal Scal to 0.01 5. Scoop Knee to 0.70 and Scoop Reduction to 0.15 6 NOTE; if a certain car is too weak or too strong adjust "Master Scale" and "Sop Scale" But always KEEP THEM AT THE SAME LEVEL as each other ! 7. McLarenP1 settings: Master Scale:30 Fx Scale: 60 Fy Scale: 27 Fz Scale: 140 Mz Scale: 90 Fx Smooth: 20 Fy Smooth: 0 Fz Smooth: 0 Mz Smooth: 0 IMPORTANT one: Arm Angle: 1500 Sop Scale: 30 (remember to keep the same as Master Scale above if you change either or) Sop Lateral: 70 Sop Diff: 140 Sop Damp: 0 Most of all the other cars on the list within the game fall fairly close to these but the Arm Angle is 1500 for about 75 percent of them. Some cars have 1000 or 500. The only exceptions are the Ford Focus RS and the Renault Megane which both have 0 for Arm Angle for some reason. It also looks like Mz scales vary between about 80 to 160 with most being around 80 to 100. The Formula A has an Mz setting of only 25 however. Give these settings a go guys and let me know if things improve for you. I've tried other settings including the ones on this video but these have made the biggest improvements to the game. No offense to the guy in this video but he is just fooling around with settings like anyone else who's scoured the internet.

[@rosalvoneto80]

Your tips are amazing!!! Now the money paid for my T300RS is really making sense! Thank you!

[@TheUkrapster]

Darin, I just want to say thank you very much for your very informational video - it is very, very much appreciated. I was aware of the extra SoP settings, but dare not touch them because I knew nothing of their actions. Thanks again, from the other side of the pond in the UK!

[@leonardcheri2118]

Robert I know how much work you put into this. One word: Thanks!

[@BrainstormCrib]

very good feedback back then, in retrospect its also a good ideal to lower the force feedback base setting under in game under options and then go make sure the gain is set to 1.00 then after that yes all off the above makes much more sense. so basically the force feadback signal coming out of the game should always be adequate depending on the device / motor receving it. so that the user should make sure that his/her wheel is not oversaturated and distorting by this signal. or that the user dosent have to go and trim the signal digitally neither on the whell settings or on game using gain or other sorts of limiters wich would all end up inpeding the full spectrum signal representation of the force feedback signal.

[@RDMracer]

10:34 You need to be in neutral for the car to start automatically. I doesn't respond to just a clutch and gas press for a restart, it has to be in neutral. Also, If you use the telemetry HUD, it displays the force feedback amount in the top left. Very useful to find clipping.

[@xWILZTAx]

This video helped so much, theyre great base setting for my t300 and i just adjust them slightly for each car. Fantastic thanks alot.

[@heiland7673]

Thanks a lot for this awesome ffb guide. I'm playing Project Cars on my PS4 with my Thrustmaster T300RS and it felt so uncomfortable. The ffb was way too strong for me but now it's a pleasure to play this great game! Inside Sim Racing rocks! 🙌✌

[@simracingtonight]

Remo Niekrenz My pleasure ! Thanks for watching

[@toxotis70]

i have ps4 and T300 Rs too, what settings did you used ?

[@heiland7673]

John Spirou Similar settings like in the video. But my advise to you make different settings for different cars.

[@DC180]

Anti Lluminati a pleasure? yeah then u need to do it again and again .. its just frustrating

[@martinbikes1289]

Very informative, these videos really are great because man the force feedback is a complete mine field. I have never had a wheel so didn't have a basis of what is "too strong" but I can see now after applying changes that the default ps4 setting are way to high, it's such a fight to get round, not now. Thanks again.

[@timcoles5137]

Bloody hell i'm confused with all these settings. I'm scared to start adjusting incase I cock it up completely. Videos like this are really helpful, thanks mate.

[@smashedpumpking_1050]

Tim Coles Note down the original settings before you change and save them. Then you have the reference to go back to if you dont like your changes

[@thisnamebegreat]

There is a reset to default setting. So fiddle with everything!!

[@WarrenNewman]

That pronunciation of Renault Megane :D

[@iamrocketray]

+Warren Newman meg-ann is EU pronunciation

[@Kysen10]

Thank you for this video, I bought a T300RS recently and was overwhelmed by the settings.

[@kyleman1313]

Project Cars is truly a force to be reckoned with. Thanks for the guide!

[@Irwingcomoto]

Thanks Inside Sim Racing!! At first the Force Feedback on my T300 was REALLY awkward, the wheel was just too heavy and every time i turn the wheel makes a noise(like it was screamming of pain). I started with the Lancer and put everything as you said, than i started the carrer mode with a Kart and god, something was wrong!! So i changed some stuff(the 2000 arm angle isn't good for karts for me). But FX, Fy and FZ numbers are almost the same. What i do is usely increase the arm angle in 500 in almost every car to make it better and the F's values i use 48, 44 and 80. Thanks again, it really made the game enjoyable to me!

[@TheMasterLunatic]

Perfect. Thanks Darin, now I'm knocking seconds off my times just with these little tweaks. you've created one problem now... I'm going through every vehicle and setting them up individually lol. I also didn't realise till you went into your setups you can change fuel amounts for practice, qual and race, thanks. apart from a few bugs here and there, PCARS is everything I expected!

[@simracingtonight]

TheMasterLunatic My pleasure, glad its helped you !

[@townnet]

For G27 user, i highly recommend Fz scale turn to 200, you can feel bump, curbs very nicely.

[@Kwerrauque]

Thanks Darin, your suggestions were quite helpful. Project Cars is more enjoyable now.

[@simracingtonight]

Kwerrauque My pleasure ! Glad it helped you.

[@philmoore9557]

Had serious trouble with PCars using TM TX wheel, seriously considered dumping the game, Xbox and wheel until I saw this vid. Set up as per advice mentioned and lo, all was good. In love with PCars and my wheel now. Old set up resulted in snetterton lap of 1.46, using the advice in the vid, lap time now down to 1.35!! Really good feel, and info coming through the wheel. Thanks to ISR and contributors.

[@plutonbc5555]

"I guess", "I assume" - nice tutorial buddy!

[@simracingtonight]

Pluton BC Where's yours ?

[@BLDalton85]

Inside Sim Racing For the subject matter it's the best presented and most informed. That aside it's a damn good summary and overview with information from a variety of sources. Report back when you have full info on all the settings in your own and you'll get my traffic and sub instead. Inside Sim Racing: Thanks for your efforts. I just got mine in today and i'm ready to race with it (PC G27).

[@simracingtonight]

BLDalton85 My pleasure, thanks for watching

[@jesserowland7921]

+Inside Sim Racing he obviously didnt do one.

[@DC180]

blame the devs of thw game becasue thats all you can do... guess ,assume and trial and error... you need to a degree in engineering or a phd to work this crap out..

[@v_alexiadis]

Thank you so, so much for this video. It's exactly what I've been looking for since yesterday. The changes do indeed help a lot. Here's the thing though. In my opinion, no racing sim should need so much fiddling in order to improve the ffb. It should feel good right away more or less. Overall it's a good game, it has some amazing graphics and effects (for example the rain), it has a nice career mode (although it's a little too long for me), it has some very good physics but the ffb needs a lot of work. Even in GT6 the steering wheel feels more informative, more alive. You can feel more of the tyres and the surface. Obviously there is no comparison with AC. I don't know if it has raised the bar so much that I expect every new sim to feel similar but I am a little disappointed with the ffb. Even after all those changes you don't feel the road. Once again though, thank you for the video!

[@Irishlad147]

I agree with you. The force feedback should feel right out of the box. I played the game for about 2 hours so far and something feels a little off with the FFB. However, there are so many settings and I will make adjustments in relation to what Darin showcased in this video. Assetto Corsa is still the benchmark that most sim racers should aspire to.

[@simracingtonight]

ianiva My pleasure, thanks for watching !

[@miksmash3231]

I agree, AC makes all the FFB in games I've played since feel like complete crap lol. AC definitely gas raised the bar.

[@miksmash3231]

Has* damn typo.

[@Vartazian360]

mikSMASH hint: you can edit your own comments lol

[@ermodk]

@Darin: As I understand it, "Arm Angle" is actually the Ackerman angle -- i.e. the part of the steering geometry that is resposinble for toe-out on turns. In real life, if you set it to zero, you get no difference in angle between the inside and the outside wheel when turning because, geometrically speaking, the tie-rods, the lateral line between the wheel hub centers and the lateral line between the tie-rod attachment points no longer make a trapez but a rectangle. Strictly speaking, the "Arm Angle" should always be set to a positive angle. I'll check with AJ or Casey Ringley on the WMD forums whether that particular knob actually changes the steering geometry or if it is purely a FFB feel modifier. As an aside, I've always been of the opinion that this shouldn't be modified by people who don't understand suspension and steering geometry, but maybe that's just me being a pedant! =) I'm 'ermo' on the WMD and Project CARS forum btw.

[@thisnamebegreat]

Ackermam angle isn't adjustable in cars so i'd imagine this is a function to do with force feedback otherwise it ia in the tuning section.

[@grahambo391]

For the PS4 version of Project Cars I use the T300RS. Force feedback I, starts at 26, I use between 100-200 depending on the car. The top three F scales I set to 34 and the M scale I set between 6 and 10 depending on the car. I don't mess with anything else.

[@GCG1964]

Thank you so much for this video tutorial, Darin!! I just bought Project Cars for XBOX ONE and was a bit lost on the FF settings. After watching your tutorial (a couple of times) I was able to right the ship on my settings and now the game is amazing!! I use the Thrustmaster TX wheel/pedals with the TM Leather 28 GT Wheel Add-On - an incredible wheel, as you know. Big fan of your website and KZbin channel. Thanks again for your valuable insights. Please continue to inform and entertain us!

[@antonpaco]

I would like to ask Slightly mad why they put all these wheel settings, its a very big confusion, I spent two hours yesterday and wheel still was terrible, how is possible they did not see that in two years?

[@olivialambert4124]

So to summarise: 1. Americans can't pronounce Megane, 2. ISR Monetized the settings and work from "some guy" without credit, 3. ISR didn't prep for the video enough, had no idea what he was talking about for the duration, and everyone should just skip the video and download Jack Spade's settings for all cars, famous across the Project Cars community.

[@simracingtonight]

Yeah, you nailed it.. great detective work..lol

[@AXOi]

calm your titts

[@steveprice1920]

+Inside Sim Racing Thanks for the video it really help me out. Don't ever let assholes like Olivia get to you.

[@superOOman]

Nah man, she's right. He irritated the hell out of me simply because I was expecting some explanations given that the video is a half hour long, but he skipped so much and didn't say anything but "I change this setting to this" and crap like that.

[@superOOman]

Dude, I'm so agreeing. I deleted my comments just now that I left earlier because I felt like an ass, but then I read yours and, BOOM! I got no explanations. He just skipped everything and said what the numbers are. At 7:10... Just told me the tips? You didn't tell me jack up to that point of the friggin video!

[@raxacor]

I'm starting to make good progress now, this really helped me to get to grips with my new Thrustmaster TMX wheels FFB settings, great show guys, thank you.

[@DrivingwithTazza]

How is the tmx wheel

[@hot00frb1]

Simon Dunkley I have a tmx and struggle to feel the car kick out in rear . Any suggestions on ffb settings is greatly appreciated

[@willgilyard8354]

Thanks for your help much appreciated! After watching your video the force feedback is so much better! It really helps us guys that are not used to these sim setting! Great work!

[@GDSVID]

Lol I spent all day yesterday messing with the steering settings and still can't get it right...you have to be hulk hogan to steer this t300 on default settings

[@1989pulsar]

That was a great video Darin. I look forward to trying those settings on Tuesday on Xbox One!

[@Krewench]

Thanks for the video without this the game was just a disk in a case wasent happy with the game until i found this video still blown away you need to do all these setting for each individual car but what a difference it makes and a positive in the end you learn more about cars now i love this game and what a experience with the thrustmaster t300rs wheel highly recommended for anyone to watch this video and follow what they say

[@MrDjc72]

I was abit stuck until you explained it, nice one 👍🏻

[@PInkSlipsRacingGTteam]

Great video. Showed me loads about the trs300 settings thanks and hope to see u on the track some time 👍🏼

[@flyingdutchman80]

Thank you so much for a good base of ffb adjustments. After playing Project Cars quite a bit yesterday with default settings, I woke up with soar arms today lol. I made some tweaks based off of this video and so far so good. I'll have to see how I feel in the morning tho :)

[@Photonenshizzl]

For the guys that are using G25/G27 Logitech wheels have a look at this: forum.projectcarsgame.com/showthread.php?22122-G25-G27-SETUP-GUIDE The part I wrote about "Deadzone Removal Range" is very important for ANY wheel. With the correct value applied it compensates for washed out FFB effects and some wheels need a tiny value which doesnt change much, but on other wheels it has a huge impact. Gives you the details back that you should feel with a wheel in case that a too heavy FFB just overlaps them. Overall FFB/TireForce/ProfilerFFB should be at 100 as a starting point. Again, if FFB gets to heavy, you will lose effects! also you will lose detailedness when lowering the FFb too much, then you need to put higher values for deadzone removal range. get your exact FFBBaseOffsetValue for adjusting DeadzoneRemoval Range from "wheel checker 1.72" (link is in the forum I posted above!) so you are able to set the perfect value. Just as a summary what effects can be felt (I use a G25): depends on track! (some are very very smooth and others are pretty bumpy. I recommend Nordschleife/Monza/Oulton Park/Donington/Brands Hatch) depends on the car you are driving! (wont feel much in road cars compared to the real race cars) I would recommend a GT3 cars for testing and you can not feel every kerb on every track. some are flat, some arent, again depending on the car as well road surface kerbs grasbumps/sandpitbumps scrubbing weight shift of the car bottoming out understeer (with brake lock up) so front load under braking (the wheel wants to "escape" when you are on the peak of braking perfomance) oversteer (though this is more of a visual thing as a wheel is only connected to the front tires and not the rear tires! in a motion less sim with no buttkickers you just dont have "seat of the pants" feel like in a real car. this is also due to project cars very detailed tire model! but you feel it due to weight shifting) crashing ...(well who knew?) So if you dont feel certain effects or if you cannot seperate them while driving you really need to adjust your wheel. "just having some force working against your input" is not representing the true power of any sim. as Darin said in the video. The per car settings are in the setup area of each car and only affect the one car that is chosen. you will need to adjust them for every new car again if you wont to fiddle with those. First get the base feeling right before you adjust those sliders. I hope you get it dialed in. Have fun racing!

[@serialced]

Photonenshizzl I checked my G27 with the wheelcheck from that topic (great topic btw!!) and it said the max SteeringFFBBaseOffset is 0.0% Is that even possible? Its also at 0 in the game and to be honest, It doesnt feel bad or weird.

[@Photonenshizzl]

serialced some people have mentioned that, it probably shouldnt be at 0 but I cant tell. I only own a G25. just try a few more times and see if you only get 0 as a value. you can also just try higher settings for deadzoneremovalrange and see what feels good for you.

[@serialced]

Thanks for the swift reply! I'll try 0 and 0.18 back to back a couple times and see how it feels. I wonder why it would repeatedly show as 0 though, with multiple tries, disconnects,...

[@serialced]

Photonenshizzl I just tried that, at 0.18 deadzone removal, the wheel shakes violently when I let go in a straight line. It was hard to notice other differences because it was so pronounced. I assume thats not intended behaviour? It keeps showing 0 when I check it, all options and output data are there, so the wheel has a good connection and Wheelchecker picks it up ok Edit: Profiler default profile (out of game) still had center spring and all the settings wrong, I adjusted them to fit the game profile, tried WC again -> 0% However, if I then turned the wheel a couple times, it would automatically go to 1.5% Min force again then turning, and it went to 3.5%. Another attempt with turns and it went back to 1%. I will try it ingame at 0.03.

[@Photonenshizzl]

serialced some people are experiences different issues with the FFB on some wheels right now. it should have been fied with patch 2.0 but some problems remained. so it might not work perfectly at the moment sadly.

[@paskowitz]

Meg-ahn-nee...really...?

[@simracingtonight]

paskowitz WHo cares.. really ?? lol

[@thomasr4264]

Inside Sim Racing your whole car loving audience maybe. Cant take a "mean" comment poor little mid life crisis man

[@Mr.Everything]

For anyone that has the Xbox One version and has the issue where the steering is so loose/sloppy you can barely get a feel for the car I've done a video explaining the situation and what settings I've adjusted in detail. But in short for people immediately trying to get something to work with try these setting in the tuning setup: Master Scale: 50 Fx Scale: 176.00 Fy Scale: 176.00 Fz Scale: 176.00 Mz Scale: 176.00 Everything else can be default or you can adjust them one at a time but raising just these will make a huge difference. (This probably won't help you if you're on PS4 and are having FFB that's too strong.)

[@Rottensteam]

Thanks alot! That made a huge different. I set my master scale to 40 though, I think the force feedback is pretty strong on the Thrustmaster TX.

[@Mr.Everything]

Maybe it's just my wheel. My first TX felt pretty strong on the FFB (keep in mind I was coming from a DFGT) but when I got a replacement TX it never seemed as strong. Maybe I just got used to it or its not as strong as the first one as it never felt too hard to steer anything or get out of a situation in Forza. Project CARS has a pretty mushy FFB all around center but there was a new patch that just came out so I'll have to give the game another shot and see if any more tweaking still needs done.

[@nomac5]

thanks i was wondering what most the settings did i just was told change them a bit lol. Ill write that down now.

[@sonny8628]

Excellent video Darin, I'm now able to enjoy the game!

[@simracingtonight]

Sonny Cook thanks!

[@PandorusFightStick]

This really helped. This is my first wheel and loving it and didn't take to long to get use to it

[@benspina7372]

Thanks Darin. Very informative when i pick up my T300 for the ps4.

[@Dante-nm2sc]

Night Saving Video !! Loaded new Complete Edition Started over and Car was haywire !! Great Vid !!

[@modestovargas2559]

Robert you would be the perfect real car reviewer....Thanks for your feedbacks your info is really useful..

[@simracingtonight]

+Modesto Vargas Thanks but my name is Darin :-)

[@modestovargas2559]

yes yes yes sorry i meant Darin ..i just got my play seat with a thrustmaster t300rs with the tpa pedals and im like 10 seconds slower than i was with the controller...now im just getting use to the sitting positons and sterring settings..

[@simracingtonight]

+Modesto Vargas No problem :-) It's actually my middle name which was odd that you referred to me as Robert.

[@modestovargas2559]

I brought my rig because i am always looking at the videos you guys post and i went by your reviews..I hope i get the rite settings that suit my driving style..The f1 2015 feels sos so but on project cars the wheel gas and brakes feel way better then f1 2015..

[@TheBananaZ73]

Another great video Darren, thanks have been struggling with this on pc as new'ish to pc racing

[@simracingtonight]

TheBananaZ73 Thanks ! Glad it helped you

[@TheBananaZ73]

Have you tried the Jack Spade ffb files, The posting contains 2 different sets of files - Standard and Fy+Soplateral Mix which are both good but am liking the Fy+Soplateral myself.

[@daviddanser8011]

I finally found the right settings, but yours are completely different. I guess there are so many viarables that there are many options that feel right.

[@simracingtonight]

David Danser Like I said, trial and error and everyone likes it different. Glad you got it sorted out.

[@Ghrostillo]

I really like the helmet cam! I have calculated my FoV (48) and without the helmet motions I couldn't see half of the track. It's kinda sad that you can't see the edges of your helmet any more if you change your FoV to a realistic level.

[@patrickmccauley6861]

Another great video darin really helped me with the t300! Thanks

[@TheDrNihil]

I'm almost giving up on pcars because of ffb, but I will try more now with your video. Thanks!

[@simracingtonight]

TheDrNihil My pleasure, good luck with it

[@TheRifleBrigade]

Brilliant setup car feels so much better, the only annoying thing is after saving the set up to all tracks and I start a new session the force feedback etc settings are all back to default. I must have missed something, even watched video numerous times.

[@simracingtonight]

***** Did you change cars, or same car ?

[@TheRifleBrigade]

I properly changed the car as I thought the setting was track specific as I saved to all tracks, does that mean I have to change every single car?

[@1nvisiblek1d]

You only get the full replay when you complete the track. If you pause and do a replay that's when you only get 2 minutes.

[@TaylorLoftisKim]

Lots of help!!! Love the videos man, Keep up the good work!!

[@GTWorldca]

I assume you know this by now but you can change the wheel rotation settings, same as you could on the G27. Scroll through the settings by hitting L or R on the direction pad then press Mode. Four lights is 900, five is 1080 (good for karts), etc. 450 is good for drifting. These are in the wheel, not the game so they work for any game you play.

[@simracingtonight]

GTWorld.ca I don't think a G27 has a mode button.. I know about it i=on the TX or T300

[@GTWorldca]

Inside Sim Racing Not a mode button, no. You can change the degrees of rotation by pressing the two center red buttons and one of the control keys at the same time. Degrees are 240, 450, 670 and 900. That has to be done after every calibration. Not sure if the TM wheel remembers the setting or if you have to change it every time. Probably every time, my guess.

[@tonypbeck]

It would be great if you could now go through the setup now you have had patches and more experience with the settings.

[@MarkShawMedia]

Hopefully the new patch that has come out has improved the default settings because this looks like a pain in the ass. This is something they should have set up from the beginning to be realistic.

[@tarakiboyz3326]

I'm using default setup for my G29 on PC, ffb is ok with me. No need to waste time finding what's the best ffb. BTW, my lap was 03:22:630. I'm trying to beat Darin's lap time on this.

[@Irishlad147]

Great video Darin. Cheers

[@simracingtonight]

Irishlad147 Thanks !

[@K474NA]

Great Video Mate, some Pedal Cam would be good too.

[@BDavis197]

I really love this game, I can honestly say it's the best game over ever played. I play with a controller on PS4 and although I know it's nothing compared to a wheel I still love it, I have some pretty good settings dialled in for the pad now for all assists off (apart from manual clutch because it's a bit fiddly to shift+clutch with a pad). Playing on 100% race length in career because I love it so much. :-)

[@madmax2069]

Whats the default clutch and shift buttons in project cars ? When I use to play forza 3 I only played with manual shift with clutch and didnt like the default clutch and shift buttons, I switched out ebrake button and clutch button. Made the clutch button A (which would be X on a PlayStation controller), and the ebrake to the left bumper (which would be L1 on the PlayStation controller), I left down shift as X (which would be square on the PlayStation controller), and upshift B (which is circle in the PlayStation controller) and enjoyed it after that. It made clutch shifting a breeze it only took flicking A and B, or A and X. The only downside to it was the design of the 360s bumper buttons which sticks out too far to the side and your finger would sometimes hit the now ebrake button and cause a slight slide.

[@BDavis197]

There is no default clutch button, you have to map one yourself if you want to use it. Back on Forza I used to use the default LB as clutch and found it simple but I tried mapping L1 to clutch on PCars with Square and Circle as shifting but it didn't work as well as I'd hoped. Still, shifting without use of a clutch doesn't bother me, I find the game great fun! :-)

[@TheProsirius]

Thank you, great Tips. Deep digging as usual. Kudos

[@Consleboy]

Playing with a pad is so hard for some reason, when compared to Gran Turismo and etc. I don't know why but the braking always stiff, torque is so much that the entire car losses control.

[@elwapsable]

I would reduce either the brake pressure of the car or the brake sensitivity in the settings. Also many cars get loose when you downshift and at the same time steer as the wheels turn faster for a moment when downshifting.

[@cypherzeros]

Thanks for the tips! This will definitely help reduce the learning curve and get me into the fun sooner. :)

[@battfinkz]

Speed sensitivity slows the turning speed down as the car gets faster, its for controllers

[@ReverendGC]

Great video, thanX! i have one little question. is there`s a way to feel a car engine vibration on Logitech Driving Force GT in this game? i have it in ETS 2 , it`s shakin a little bit when the engine`s workin, it`s so cool & awesome, but i miss it in P-CARS. anyone? i can`t find it anywhere

[@xXYannuschXx]

We need more sim or semi-sim racers out there, or at least more racing games...

[@jazza241]

I am feeling with all these complaints about the controls, slightly mad studios might do an update to make all the cars feel even.

[@buckhaa1502]

try your settings on the PC version and made just minor change on the ffb and it felt much better..I have the g27 steering wheel and Th8rs shifter with Gt Omega stand.

[@Leynad778]

Sorry, but this Fy-Fm-values i don´t like and the car handles worse than before with my TX on PC. My starting values are around 100/150/135/135 and less mainforce if it´s clipping. High Fy-values gives you a better feel for oversteering, more feeling like R3E with that. So it´s quit high, because i like R3E. But if you like the FFB of iRacing (which i hate) yeah, turn down everything until it´s numb enough.

[@adamcrane3126]

Good video to start from there is too many really, i think there should be simple settings tab and advanced tab would make things alot easier.

[@DonWestmorelandUSA]

I've got both you and Shaun on my steam friends list but never see you playing project cars, I would love to race you guys sometime....although the game can be frustrating at times trying to run a serious race with people more content with trying to play demolition derby.

[@mohanadrahiem]

I really enjoy your videos thank you for posting them

[@simracingtonight]

mohanad rahieem My pleasure, thanks for watching

[@1zingero]

Sad thing is I went from g29 to podium dd1 from fanatec and the game does not even recognise the wheel so I can't play it anymore.

[@azzt72]

Great vid,will try these setting later 👍

[@simracingtonight]

azzt72 Thanks !

[@Pafwang]

3.32:896 with the Mercedes. Not the most smooth lap

[@markscars1069]

Excellent stuff, cheers guys.

[@simracingtonight]

***** Thanks !

[@RobR386]

I can't get my idea logitech G920 settings at all, always feels like i'm trying to corner in a lorry rather than a racing car, really have to crank the wheel, otherwise the car just goes straight and hits the wall.

[@Cristian-lv6sb]

I'm ten and I have a T300RS and my force feedback is at %75 and it's strong on PS4

[@ilovemanunited6179]

Cristian24200 6 I recommend 50 for force feedback.

[@bottledkula7505]

How do I take the wheel off of the car so I don't have to look at my thrustmaster wheel and the in game wheel

[@JIMJAMSC]

Placebo effect. Reminds me of spending years and thousands of hrs tweaking FSX flight sim only to find out 1/2 of them were doing zilch. Even the programmers would tell people that changing XYZ did nothing at all. Still people swear its night and day.

[@timphillips3873]

And with this, the dev's have lost a HUGE segment of the casual gaming market. Ridiculously complicated settings with zero documentation anywhere to be found.

[@Kleinebombair]

Can I use the FFB Settings for my G29 on PS4 ?

[@andrewsmith8707]

The force feedback on my T100 for the ps4 is ridiculously light. Anyone else had this issue?

[@derekstechmann6610]

I have a t300 running on the ps4. my question is what setting determines the weight of the car? 2 cars with the same size will feel different. one heavy one light.

[@harz1994]

Guys I'm having a massive problem. I keep stalling the cars. Im using the thrustmaster th8a, t3pa and t300 ferrari gte. I go into neutral, rev to the highest possible rpm, put the clutch pedal down and put the stick into first but it stays in neutral then when I let the revs die down it then goes into first (even though ive already put the stick there) but the revs go down too low and it stalls. When I put the clutch pedal down and leace the stick in first, in reality you could start the car without stalling but everytime I do it immediately stalls again. I've tried plugging via USB and via the DIN port but the problem persists. PLEASE HELP!

[@esk_71]

Thanks man. P. Cars is close to going into the "meh" folder. Iracing and Assetto Corsa, although different from each other, both feel better than P. Cars in my opinion. I'll give your settings a try, maybe it will change my mind. Thanks again, I spent hours trying to find settings that felt decent. - cheers

[@simracingtonight]

CCL71 My pleasure and hope it worked out for you !

[@esk_71]

Inside Sim Racing It did man, it gave me a starting point, that helped a lot. I guess I"m still struggling with the fact that I have to do this for most cars that I drive as the cars all feel numb out the box. I don't mind tweaking handling characteristics like we do in Iracing but having to tweak ffb settings for each car seems a bit much. But it is what it is. Thanks again.

[@chubskj]

My god....thats a crazy amount of options 0_o

[@Wakesmusic]

Reh-no meh-gann I know they're not in the us just letting you know how to say it

[@232Martin]

Hey I have a t300 and project cars for the ps4 and my wheel seems to turn left on its own anyone have this problem or know how to fix?

[@xplosivedetail]

Ok honestly. Tuning every car is insane. After 3 hours i finally got kart to feel decent. Then superkart another hour. But once i got invited to the brands hatch showdown with the porcshe its horrid. 2 full hours of tuning and i cant get the car around the track with any kind of feel i like. Force ffb is shit. Master scale up. All the fz and mz tuned to my liking and ffb at 100 it feels like forza on 60% ffb. I want to love this game. But its not happening for me right now. If you can do a few feeler laps on the xbox one darin and go through some ffb tips so we can follow along and feel out how and what you change would be much much appreaciated. Thanks Jay.

[@Jaallam]

pleaase some help...how can i get the wheel (g27) to feel light when the car is at full stop..now it feels so heavy and cluncky and clipping all the time

[@gvkJoris]

Thanks, just what I needed.

[@Jordan-yd1ri]

how can i get my g29 to work like that. mine is very very hard to steer and every thing that i have done to it doesn't help it. can someone help me with it. project car is the game??

[@jooproukens800]

i tried a lot of settings, but the force when steering is still way too strong on my g27. other forces feel pretty good but the steering feels like i am turning a boat :( what cani do about it?

[@jony2779]

You tested the T500RS the PS4? I think the T500RS does not work properly, I say this because sometimes need to turn on and off the steering wheel in and out of the game, to be assumed correctly the PS4 !!! This is normal? Even with the game Club Drive, sometimes the FFB is "good", sometimes or sit, stay "dead". About the game Project cars, so setting for the steering wheel as for a car to be accurate, it does not seem normal (it's my opinion).

[@duviday]

love how he selects a renault megane and the game chooses a Mitsubish evo instead. There are so many small bugs like that haha

[@duviday]

duviday P.S I have the pc version and none of these settings, max full or whatnot give me any indication of what the front wheels are doing. That said, the opposite is true for the rear end ironically.

[@anouarpipou5333]

hi, I have a problem with my steering wheel " high speed wheel 3in1" I bought it from ebay and it cannot turn correctly I think the problem is from the driver bcz I do not have it.

[@sohood317]

3:20.548 was my time nice video by the way

[@robviously-rob0ts]

Great vid, thanks for the tips :). I'm not really looking forward to adjusting my settings for every single car though :(

[@stanislavcoros]

and what about settings in that thrustmaster control window _?

[@nelballos5455]

i couldnt find my thrustmaster t150 in control scheme..pls help me mate