DFGT wheel rotation settings

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Hey dudes. I bought the DFGT a month ago or so. and when im using my F2007 in monaco im struggling a little with some cornors. As you know the wheel is 900 degrees. is there any ways that i could make it make sensetive?
 
I asked the same thing yesterday. Apparently you cant. Pretty silly there is no steering lock or sensetivity setting in gt5.
 
Well it sucks... Cause then i nearly cant drive a formula around monaco...
 
Maybe being a little patient with it? Everybody with the dfgt has managed so far. You CAN adjust the steering sensitivity but i am not 100% sure if it works with the wheel. For the record why did you buy a 900 degree wheel if you dont want it to rotate that much?
 
That dosent help :/ Cause it looked nice and good quality but still cheap ;) (my first wheel) And i didnt know it would be a problem ;)
 
Oddly for a wheel officially licensed for GT5, it has no rotation settings or advanced settings, which are supported by the generic drivers for windows
 
Weird because you can setup a steering lock on a computer. Hopefully this will come in an update.
 
Weird because you can setup a steering lock on a computer. Hopefully this will come in an update.

Not just on the computer, also with some other PS3 games.
 
Just because the wheel has has 900 degrees doeant mean you HAVE to use the whole 900. But the option to use as much as it as you want should be an option. A civic I could see using 900 but a zonda on nurb gt you should be able to lower it....like in real race cars.

Its stupid that you cant change it.
 
It changes automatically depending on cars. I've tried with gokarts, you can turn more than 180*, but nothing changes. The wheels react up to 180* (or something like that) of rotation every direction, anything more just doesn't make any difference.
 
Its lame that u cant configure the wheel rotation with a wheel that is fully supportet by gram turismo.
 
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