Do you want to fully maximize your F1 2020 experience? If so, look no further.
This blog entry seeks to provide FFB and Wheel settings you may want to opt for the best racing experience you could get.
These settings will actually provide an edge to both amateurs and experts by improving their experience.
We will certainly go through all the calibration settings as well as the vibration and force feedback settings.
So without further ado, let’s get started!
Table of Contents
1. Calibration Settings
First of all up and running in any FFP games World you have to ensure that your steering wheel is properly calibrated.
This can be done in the ingame settings menu under the “Calibration” tab.
You can set the Steering deadzone, Throttle and brake saturation and even steering saturation settings.
As you can see, if you are a “hardcore” gamer – you would ideally run all these settings at zero, this would allow the most control and feel for the car.
2. Vibration Settings
The next thing that I have mentioned already is that of Vibration and FFB.
You can find these settings in the “Controls” tab under the “Vibration & FFB” setting.
This is how you can adjust various settings including the “Vibration and FFB Strength” and the “On Track Effects”.
The latter will determine how strong the rumble strips and kerbs will feel when you run over them.
We recommend that this value be set between 30%-25% because anything higher can be quite overwhelming.
Also the off track effects will be crucial as they will help you feel the proper grip from the car and from the track.
We recommend that this value be set between 15 and 25.
3. Force Feedback Settings
Next, let’s progress to the settings concerning force feedback.
These are also found on the “Controls” tab, but probably not along the same line – “Vibration and Force Feedback”.
First, in the ‘Vibration & Force Feedback’ settings, you want to set it to AVE-ON.And most importantly, make sure to AVE-ON in the Vibration buttons.
This will ensure that every single FFB signal is sent directly to your wheel.
Thereafter you want to set your FFB Strength.
This will set how strong the force feedback should be.
For low end wheels, we would suggest 80 to 90, whereas on the high end 40-60 will suffice.
Logitec and Thrustmaster wheel settings
- Vibration & FFB Strength: 80 to 90
- On Track Effects: 30 to 40
- Rumble Strip Effects: 20
- Off Track Effects: 15 to 25
- Wheel Damper: 5
- Understeer Enhance: Off
- Maximum wheel rotation: 370°
General tips
Noted that these are general tips and you may need to change these so that they fit you and your needs more.
The most important thing is to give them a try and see which setting gives the best results.
We would also advise checking on our other youtube tutorial videos that have the FFB settings for your specific steering wheel Those will help you get a feel on which are the best settings to use.
In conclusion, enjoy your time while F1 sim racing! 🙂
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