Oversteering problem

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Originally Posted by Twinz

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.

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To be honest I didn't have any issue racing with my DFGT in PCARS2 in the beginning, I only upgraded some months later to a G29 when some buttons on the DFGT stopped responding. But then again I have never tried a better wheel, so I may just do not know what I am missing.

My steering wheel not have FFB ....

I make a video on youtube,but im not able to put link on forum.Can send PM with this link?

Try again, now you can put links, because you have 6 posts :)

youtube.com/watch?v=QVHBRk5Tpio&feature=youtu.be

Here is a free ride on Dubai Autodrome.Sorry for bad quality(480p) but is my first video make with OBS

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Originally Posted by louis43

youtube.com/watch?v=QVHBRk5Tpio&feature=youtu.be

Here is a free ride on Dubai Autodrome.Sorry for bad quality(480p) but is my first video make with OBS

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Hi,i've had similar problem when i started playing this game,i lowerd the sensivity of gas pedal to 4.
I see you have too much gas input in sudden when the front wheels are not straight and keep turning.

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Originally Posted by capersnip

Hi,i've had similar problem when i started playing this game,i lowerd the sensivity of gas pedal to 4.
I see you have too much gas input in sudden when the front wheels are not straight and keep turning.

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I will try to lower the gas pedal sensitivity

P.S : solution for front wheels to keep straight? Please,make photos for each category(brakes/tires;dampers;suspension;differential) and post on this thread to help me

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Originally Posted by louis43

I will try to lower the gas pedal sensitivity

P.S : solution for front wheels to keep straight? Please,make photos for each category(brakes/tires;dampers;suspension;differential) and post on this thread to help me

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The problem is not the setup,you have too much angle of turning after mid corner,the rear continue rotating due to that.
Lower the speed of your video to 0.25

How to solve "too much angle of turning"?

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Originally Posted by louis43

How to solve "too much angle of turning"?

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Work on your driving technique. ;)
I hate to break it to you but the issues you're having are not caused by the car but your driving.

From the video I've seen multiple issues with it:

1. You're braking too late, brake earlier.
2. As a result of 1. you're missing the corner apex and try to compensate this with a higher steering angle
3. Your steering isn't smooth enough. It almost looks like you're using a gamepad instead of a wheel
4. Your pedal inputs are too "digital". Try to push the throttle more smoothly and consistently.

I highly recommend to watch a few youtube videos on driving technique and racecraft, like those:

iRacing Racing School

The Insider's Guide by Yorkie (especially clips 5 and 13)