These sliders amplify and attenuate aspects of what naturally falls out of the simulation model.

Note that none of these are canned effects, all wheel effects naturally arise from the physics and tyre models running within the sim. Custom picks up feedback settings from the ‘ffb_custom.txt’ file in Documents/ProjectCARS2 Raw gives the most authentic, real-world feel of an actual race car wheel. Immersive puts feel through the wheel to make up for your butt not actually being in a real race car seat and although not strictly authentic, it adds to a sense of speed. Tone changes the balance between surface feel and tyre slip feel – too much of one will eclipse the other.įX is like a Gain control for just road surface detail, too much will definitely over-saturate (clip) force feedback on entry and mid-range wheels. Once you have a Volume setting you like, try *reducing* Gain to maybe 90 or 80 to see if more road and tyre detail is revealed. Gain is more like an effects input to the wheel – it’s possible to over-saturate a wheel causing loss of detail (‘clipping’). It’s the Volume control which changes wheel feel from light to heavy – think of it as wheel power output. Wheel feedback settings are at Options -> Controls -> Force Feedback tab

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