After the 1.3 update on pc, using an Xbox one controller, I have noticed that the steering is super fast, similar to fs17. I have found that changing steering sensitivity and steer back speed makes no difference at all, front wheels still steer faster than light speed which I find very unrealistic.
I use a G920 in cab which works great and the controller for out of cab but the steering speed is way to high and I can't seem to change it.
Anyone else having this issue?
Thanks all.
[SOLVED] Steering Sensitivity and Steer Back Speed
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Re: Steering Sensitivity and Steer Back Speed
I set my steering sensitivity to 50%and kept the back speed at what I had pre 1.3 and everything works fine, I think they added the ability to steer faster for people who like it like that but I use keyboard and xbox controller on steam version
Re: Steering Sensitivity and Steer Back Speed
The Guidance Steering mod was influencing the steering 'speed'. If you use it, get the latest version from Github.
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Re: Steering Sensitivity and Steer Back Speed
Please let me know if you are having issues with the basegame setup (no mods!). We do feature a steering back speed as well as a steering sensitivity option in 1.3.
Re: Steering Sensitivity and Steer Back Speed
Hi x Lethian x,x Lethian x wrote: ↑Wed Mar 20, 2019 10:49 am Please let me know if you are having issues with the basegame setup (no mods!). We do feature a steering back speed as well as a steering sensitivity option in 1.3.
I have tried both steer back speed and steering sensitivity on a base game with no mods. Steering sensitivity worked great, I slowed it down to 50%. The steer back speed also seemed to slow down when I changed the sensitivity which is good.
However, changing the steer back speed setting did nothing. I tried it at 0%, 10%, 100% but this had no effect on steer back speed, even when increasing the sensitivity to 200%.
Reducing the sensitivity will work for me. Thank you for your reply and take care.
Damofarmer
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