What is speed sensitivity?
- Thread starter Reevzy
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- spapadillion
No idea. Haven't fiddled w/ it yet. Mebbe this bump will get you an answer, tho. If not, try adjusting it for yourself.
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- JeffKill77
- JeffKill
Best explanation of it that I've seen so far is at the bottom of the OP's post here: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=196575
Speed Sensitivity (my interpretation):
0% = disabled
100% = fully enabled
At 0%, it means that if you turn your wheel lock-to-lock, your car's tires will also turn lock to lock *regardless of your speed*.
At 100%, it means as you drive faster, your car's tires will turn less and less (i.e. reduces twitching at higher speed). In other words, your steering inputs are *speed sensitive*. The faster you drive, the less it turns.
If you also enable 900 degrees in your wheel setting (for wheels that support it; eg DFGT, G25, G27), then this setting is less relevant since you have full motion, but it still makes a difference. On my Xbox 360 wheel with only 270 degrees lock-to-lock, the Speed Sensitivity setting helps a lot.
0% = disabled
100% = fully enabled
At 0%, it means that if you turn your wheel lock-to-lock, your car's tires will also turn lock to lock *regardless of your speed*.
At 100%, it means as you drive faster, your car's tires will turn less and less (i.e. reduces twitching at higher speed). In other words, your steering inputs are *speed sensitive*. The faster you drive, the less it turns.
If you also enable 900 degrees in your wheel setting (for wheels that support it; eg DFGT, G25, G27), then this setting is less relevant since you have full motion, but it still makes a difference. On my Xbox 360 wheel with only 270 degrees lock-to-lock, the Speed Sensitivity setting helps a lot.
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