Driving Force GT Project Cars Setup Guide Titan One (PS4)

[J2Kbr]

I'm not familiar with this specific game. Anyway, it may worth check if it has any sensitivity adjustment for the steering wheel speed, if yes just rise it at maximum, so the game will react faster to your movements.

[acey9489]

I'm not familiar with this specific game. Anyway, it may worth check if it has any sensitivity adjustment for the steering wheel speed, if yes just rise it at maximum, so the game will react faster to your movements.

I tried that as well, it just makes the steering really sensitive even at high speeds. The reaction to sudden movement is still slow.

[Kaiten]

Yes I am working on that issue in the next version of my Driving Force GT Realism setup.

[Kaiten]

I will be releasing my new Driving Force GT Realism pack soon. I am currently working on this issue and it will be fixed soon when I release the new version.

[J2Kbr]

Awesome, thanks for keeping the pack updated!!

[acey9489]

awesome.

BTW I'm using your DFGT pack to use my G27 with the ps4. Hope to see a G27 specific pack so that i can use the clutch and the H-pattern.

[XeCuTioNR]

Recommended Deadzones/Configs to set? If not which default setting works best? Im also using this on the X1 so far so good...just the deadzones dont seem right. Thanks!

[J2Kbr]

the deadzone should be something around 23. Here is a small script I usually use to fix the steering wheel deadzone:

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define GAME_DEADZONE = 23;

main {
    if(abs(get_val(XB1_LX)) <= 1) set_val(XB1_LX, 0);
    deadzone(XB1_LX, XB1_LY, GAME_DEADZONE, 0);
}

[BrownSkittles]

the download for your script and layout is no longer available.

[J2Kbr]

the download for your script and layout is no longer available.

+1 @ Kaiten if needed I can host the file on the consoletuner server.