FolkGT:
>Mario Petrinovic:
>>FolkGT:
>>>Tony R:
>>>>FolkGT:
>>>>> I'm hesitant to make any
>>>>> changes from the default of 50%, because I'm concerned that 50% might
>>>>> mean "linear", which is desirable.
>>>>
>>>>50% is indeed linear, above this is exponential and below logarithmic.
>>>>
>>>>I seem to recall earlier profilers actually displayed the graph of how
>>>>the controller profile was being mapped. Non linear can help with brake
>>>>pedal mappings (iRacing include this option in sim) linear seems pretty
>>>>good for steering though. 100% is making it much more sensitive around
>>>>the centre, could be why it feels like it is removing any deadzone
>>>>though.
>>>
>>> That is my understanding. A value of 50% for steering sensitivity =
>>> linear response. Reducing the value would cure steering that is too
>>> twitchy around the center, and increasing it would do the opposite.
>>
>> Well, I just tested it. With Ford Falcon it is very easy to see
>> what
>>is going on. BTW, if you click with right mouse button on slider, you'll
>>get
>>"What's this" box. Clicking on it, you'll get explaination of what this
>>slider does.
>> It is very simple, with 100% you get direct contact with FFB,
>>anything less loses contact with FFB, and introduces slack, which behaves
>>very much like a dead zone, only it isn't dead zone, but just a lack of
>>sensitivity.
>> 50% isn't linear, 100% is linear, anything else is less linear.
>
> Then you have to ask yourself... why did Logitech make the default 50%?
>
> Two people have told you that 50% = linear. A Google search would turn up
> the same answer. You can go with that, or ignore the facts and just
> muddle about on your own.
>
> You should certainly consider the possibility that you've jacked some
> other setting up so much that what you're "feeling" with the slider at
> something other than 50% is just a compensation.

You guys are right, thanks. Steering wheel on the "Options" screen
clearly shows that you are right, thanks.
But, this isn't that easy. 100% drive so beautifully, and this is
the ultimate judge. But, thanks, you are right, somewhere else is the
problem.
Well, I already checked absolutely everything, and the only thing
that is left is the calibration process, which I started to fiddle with.
Here somewhere I must be getting slack.
Thanks again, : ).