Logitech G29/G920/G27/G25 FFB Thread?

Hi!

I m searching for good ffb settings in my old g27 too.

Should i have "enable centering spring in force feedback games" checked or not in Logitech CP? And if yes what value?

 

@Haris1977

See the recommended settings from Dave Stephenson here:

Need good settings for logitech g27 with AMS2 v1.6

 

Ηe does not reffer if the "enable centering spring" should be ticked (with 0%) or unticked (with 0%).
Dont know if there is any difference

 

This is what I used with my G25 when I used it--and, more importantly--why I did it:

Appendix II: Enabling Centering Spring for Logitech G25 & G27 Users

According to the V1.4 guidelines provided by Reiza, Logitech G29 & G923 users should set centering spring strength in G HUB to 20. By the same reasoning, though not explicitly stated in the post, G25 & G27 users should set their Wingman Profiler centering spring to 10%, as recommended in the original Automobilista User Guide, p. 34:



Of note, Reiza's G25 wheel profile from Automobilista sets Force Feedback Strength at 100 and FFB Low Force Boost at 60, which are identical to the Gain and LFB values now recommended for AMS2. Gain, of course, may need to be attenuated using the HUD's FFB display and Vehicle FFB Gain +/- keys. Regarding wheel base profile software, keep in mind that Steam typically selects the AMS2AVX executable in most cases, regardless of VR status (if so, the AMS2 version number on the main menu will end in .AVX).

 

Τhanks I will try them.

Even though I believe my old's g27 motor is somehow broken cause every ffb setup I use is not in my taste. Not even close

I remember there was a nice feeling only in the old days of the game

 

I found this custom FFB file that I tweaked a lot and i'm satisfied.
If you want try...

Logitech G29/G920/G27/G25 FFB Thread?