Do you guys think about adding a profile for the G923?

The implementation of trueforce or just to make the configuration simpler

 

and the calibration is not right, it doesn't match what the car does, I have to turn almost 900 degrees to make a minimal curv

 

Does it recognize the inputs of your G923? I have the same wheel and it does not recognize the inputs I am trying to set in the controls settings

I am trying to input my throttle, steering and braking etc, it does not appear to register buttons pressed on the wheel. (custom wheel profile)

 

it only works when i am using the g29 profile

but the calibration doesn't match the game and the forcefeedback doesn't seem right to me

 

already tried, forcefeedback does not work and the calibration is still wrong, and sometimes the pedals dont recognize

 

hope that they include it soon, thanks for trying to help

 

That's what i did, but it still doesn't feel good and comfortable, but feels much better than playing with the custom wheel profile

 

I live in Brazil, unfortunately this type of product has a lot of tax, compared to the USA the CSL elite is almost 4 times more expensive. I bought the g923 because thrustmaster does not ship to Brazil and due to the corona virus I was unable to travel to buy at USA. And because it is a game developed by Brazilians they know this problem and hope they will help

 

Any updates?

 

Hey Fellas,

I've been dealing with the last 3 wheels made by logitech, G920, G29 and now the G923.

ive become somewhat of an expert at finding ways to get ghub to work with all these games.

on previous models, (g920, g29) they needed to be plugged into a usb 1.0 slot.
the g923 on the otherhand works best plugged into usb 2.0. the blue coloured usb slots

with games that feel a bit weird in regards to ffb, a work around i found is to create a profile for whatever game you want to play.

best to have a clean install of ghub and dont scan for new games.

at the main menu in ghub in the top right corner there is an options icon a "cog" or gear icon.

when you go into that down in the middle in very small letters is "persistent profile"

if you have created a profile for automobilista 2, selct that profile as your persistent setting.

(found its easier to do this for all games as it stops auto profile switching to some degree)

now that sorts profile switching so the ffb stays on in game.

now to make ffb work in games where the g923 in non compatible yet, you just have to click on
"APPLY SETTINGS FROM GAME" i found it works best if this setting is off, as the wheels aren't really compatible yet they have to be run like an older wheel. no true force and making the logi software do all the ffb work instead of the game itself

hope this helps!

seeyas on the track