M mouxter54 Messages 1 florida Dec 27, 2011 #1 Where do you go on PS3 to change settings for force feedback wheel?
priesty_lfc Messages 3,660 Bristol Messages priesty_lfc Dec 27, 2011 #2 Pretty sure it's in the first box in the wheel section ;not connected to the wheel you have) You have steering mode, FFB and power steering settings.
Pretty sure it's in the first box in the wheel section ;not connected to the wheel you have) You have steering mode, FFB and power steering settings.
Conza Sports Caraholic Premium Messages 1,528 Melbourne Messages Conza_No1 Dec 28, 2011 #3 priesty_lfc Pretty sure it's in the first box in the wheel section ;not connected to the wheel you have) You have steering mode, FFB and power steering settings. Click to expand... So I can adjust my DFGT without going into GT5? Is this under peripherals?
priesty_lfc Pretty sure it's in the first box in the wheel section ;not connected to the wheel you have) You have steering mode, FFB and power steering settings. Click to expand... So I can adjust my DFGT without going into GT5? Is this under peripherals?
ilikewaffles11 Messages 5,761 Pennsylvania Messages Ilikewaffles_11 Dec 28, 2011 #4 Just out of curiosity what exactly is force feed back?
gt5fanatec Messages 1,800 Maryland Messages ask, and i will tell Dec 28, 2011 #5 In gt5 under settings then select your wheel from the selection of wheels and I'm pretty sure the options for Force Feedback will be there.
In gt5 under settings then select your wheel from the selection of wheels and I'm pretty sure the options for Force Feedback will be there.
Spagetti69 Is not my real name. Premium Messages 10,403 Messages GTP_Spag69 Messages spagetti69 Dec 28, 2011 #6 ilikewaffles11 Just out of curiosity what exactly is force feed back? Click to expand... Steering wheel related. Simulated effects like spring return on wheel etc. generated by an electrical motor.
ilikewaffles11 Just out of curiosity what exactly is force feed back? Click to expand... Steering wheel related. Simulated effects like spring return on wheel etc. generated by an electrical motor.
gt5fanatec Messages 1,800 Maryland Messages ask, and i will tell Dec 28, 2011 #7 ilikewaffles11 Just out of curiosity what exactly is force feed back? Click to expand... I think it's the vibrations through the wheel and what makes it stiffer. Because if you unplug the power cord that plugs into an outlet the wheel will be loose and won't come back to center by its self.
ilikewaffles11 Just out of curiosity what exactly is force feed back? Click to expand... I think it's the vibrations through the wheel and what makes it stiffer. Because if you unplug the power cord that plugs into an outlet the wheel will be loose and won't come back to center by its self.
ilikewaffles11 Messages 5,761 Pennsylvania Messages Ilikewaffles_11 Dec 28, 2011 #8 Spagetti69 Steering wheel related. Simulated effects like spring return on wheel etc. generated by an electrical motor. Click to expand... Ok thanks, would you recommend turning it on when I first try mine out or should I wait until I'm used to the wheel.
Spagetti69 Steering wheel related. Simulated effects like spring return on wheel etc. generated by an electrical motor. Click to expand... Ok thanks, would you recommend turning it on when I first try mine out or should I wait until I'm used to the wheel.
gt5fanatec Messages 1,800 Maryland Messages ask, and i will tell Dec 28, 2011 #9 ilikewaffles11 Ok thanks, would you recommend turning it on when I first try mine out or should I wait until I'm used to the wheel. Click to expand... Turn it on. It gives much more realism.
ilikewaffles11 Ok thanks, would you recommend turning it on when I first try mine out or should I wait until I'm used to the wheel. Click to expand... Turn it on. It gives much more realism.
ilikewaffles11 Messages 5,761 Pennsylvania Messages Ilikewaffles_11 Dec 28, 2011 #10 gt5fanatec Turn it on. It gives much more realism. Click to expand... Ok thank you!
PaMu1337 Messages 5,892 Netherlands Messages PaMu1337 Dec 28, 2011 #11 You can't set it for the entire PS3, only per game.
