Best Assetto Corsa Thrustmaster Settings (TMX, T300 & TX)

Best Assetto Corsa Thrustmaster Settings (TMX, T300 & TX)
Author Alessio Lorandi
Alessio Lorandi
April 20, 2022

Looking for the best and most realistic Thrustmaster wheel settings to race on Assetto Corsa?

As you may have guessed, having the proper and most realistic FFB settings is key for a more realistic and rewarding sim racing experience.

That’s why we put together this quick guide which will show you the best Thrustmaster wheel settings for Assetto Corsa.

Assuming you have your Thrustmaster wheel and pedals plugged in, the first thing you’ll want to do is to go over the control panel where you’ll need to adjust your steering settings.

Best Assetto Corsa Thrustmaster Settings

 

Thrustmaster control panel settings

This is the first place you’ll need to go ver in order to adjust your Thrustmaster wheel settings.

In this guide, we’ll set each Thrsustmaster model with the same settings since they all seem to respond in the same way.

  • Rotation = 900°
  • Constant = 100%
  • Periodic = 100%
  • Spring = 100%
  • Damper = 0%
  • Auto center = By the game

Assetto Corsa in-game settings for the Thrustmaster T300 & 300RS

The in-game settings for the Thrustmaster T300 & T300RS wheels are:

Force feedback

  • Gain: 75%
  • Filter: 0%
  • Minimum Force: 10%
  • Kerb Effects: 0%
  • Road Effects: 0%
  • Slip Effects: 0%
  • ABS effects: 0%
  • Enhanced understeer effect = Disabled

Steering settings

  • Gamma: 1.00
  • Filter: 0.00
  • Speed Sensitivity: 0.00

Pedal settings

  • Brake Gamma: 2.20

Assetto Corsasettings for the Thrustmaster TMX & TX

The AC settings for the Thrustmaster TX & TMX wheels are:

Force feedback

  • Gain: 100%
  • Filter: 0%
  • Minimum Force: 5%
  • Kerb Effects: 10%
  • Road Effects: 0%
  • Slip Effects: 0%
  • ABS effects: 10%
  • Enhanced understeer effect = Disabled

Steering settings

  • Gamma: 1.00
  • Filter: 0.00
  • Speed Sensitivity: 0.00

Pedal settings

  • Brake Gamma: 2.20

As you can see all the settings are relatively similar apart from the FFB gain and minimum force which differs from steering to steering.

Moreover, it’s also important to note that the kerb and ABS effects will greatly depend on your own personal preference so you should experiment that yourself.

Conclusion

So here were our recommended Thrustmaster wheel settings for racing on Assetto Corsa.

Remember to keep experimenting and see whether some specific settings work better for you.

We hope this guide was helpful, see you on track! 🙂

FAQs for Thrustmaster Wheel Settings in Assetto Corsa

What are the Recommended Control Panel Settings for Thrustmaster Wheels in Assetto Corsa?

For Thrustmaster wheels, the control panel settings should be set to: Rotation at 900°, Constant at 100%, Periodic at 100%, Spring at 100%, Damper at 0%, and Auto center determined by the game. These settings are generally effective across various Thrustmaster models.

How Should I Set Up My Thrustmaster T300 & T300RS for Assetto Corsa?

For the Thrustmaster T300 & T300RS, the in-game settings should be: Gain at 75%, Filter at 0%, Minimum Force at 10%, Kerb Effects at 0%, Road Effects at 0%, Slip Effects at 0%, ABS effects at 0%, Enhanced understeer effect disabled, Gamma at 1.00, Filter at 0.00, Speed Sensitivity at 0.00, and Brake Gamma at 2.20.

What are the Ideal Settings for Thrustmaster TMX & TX in Assetto Corsa?

For the Thrustmaster TMX & TX, set Force Feedback Gain to 100%, Filter to 0%, Minimum Force to 5%, Kerb Effects to 10%, Road Effects to 0%, Slip Effects to 0%, ABS effects to 10%, Enhanced understeer effect disabled, Gamma to 1.00, Filter to 0.00, Speed Sensitivity to 0.00, and Brake Gamma to 2.20.

Are There Any Differences in Settings Between Different Thrustmaster Wheels?

Yes, while the settings are relatively similar, the Force Feedback Gain and Minimum Force differ between models. For instance, the T300 & T300RS have a lower Gain setting compared to the TMX & TX.

Should I Adjust Kerb and ABS Effects in Assetto Corsa for Thrustmaster Wheels?

Kerb and ABS effects settings are subjective and should be adjusted according to personal preference. It’s recommended to experiment with these settings to find what works best for you.

Is It Necessary to Continuously Experiment with Thrustmaster Settings in Assetto Corsa?

Yes, it’s beneficial to keep experimenting with different settings to find what specifically works best for your driving style and enhances your racing experience in Assetto Corsa.

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Alessio Lorandi

Alessio has been involved at the highest levels in racing since the age of 5 (2003). He won a CIK-FIA World Championship in 2013 and then raced in F3, F2, and finally GT3s before now dedicating himself to SOLOX. He’s now on a mission to help thousands of sim racers around the world achieve their fullest potential through his ACC setups.

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