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Hello all! Recently I bought Project Cars 2.On first look all cars have same problem: oversteering.I have a steering wheel and I try many settings and same result(I tried 20+ setups watched on yt).I start with GT4 class(Aston Martin V8).I want a setup for GT4 without oversteering because the game is unplayable with this bug.
Thanks!
Is it oversteer on braking or when accelerating out of corners?
i try first with 50% acceleration,second without and same results
P.S:Game is broken or just incorrect setup/settings?
Game is not broken because most people can drive these cars.
"first with 50% acceleration,second without " so do you mean accelerating out of the corner or does it happen mid-corner?
I accelerating out the corner and car rear slipping
Can i post a video with problem?
Try the "default stable" setup.Quote:
Originally Posted by louis43
And turn on traction control.
The Aston GT4 is pretty good and stable, but it does have the power to spin.
You should be able to post a link after ~5 forum posts. Try to show the problem with default setup, assist settings, telemetry screen showing and basically as much detail and information as possible.
Ps what are your ffb settings and what wheel are you using?
Yes. Video would be good. Please include the speedo with the brake and throttle inputs showing.
Thank you all for responses! Tomorrow i will create a new profile with default settings,turn on telemetry on HUD,recording a free ride and put the link on this topic.
P.S :steering wheel is no name :((( (in PC 1 works perfectly)
P.S.S : upgrade coming to a logitech or thrustmaster ;)
I had an old DFGT wheel when I played PC1 and thought it was fine.
When I installed PC2 and tried to play it with the DFGT wheel, I had a really hard time controlling the cars.
When I upgraded to a Fanatec CSL Elite, PC2 was suddenly a much better sim for me. I suspect that PC1 "fills in the blanks" more than PC2 and thus requires less FFB detail to control cars.
It's a difficult balance to code, I'm sure. If you just send the 1's and 0's from the physics out of the PC and to the end user, the end user is missing too much information for it to feel real and it makes driving feel harder than real life. If you "fill in the blanks" too much, it makes it easier than real life and also unrealistic-feeling.
You can go to car setup - load setup - all tracksQuote:
Originally Posted by louis43
There you will find loose, stable and some cars will also have a low drag le mans setup or Oem.
Load stable. Drive and see if you have the problem.
If your ffb volume is low you might work better.