Update v1.10 has this bug addressed in their patch notes and fixed the issue for me. I have the multicolored led lights back on the wheel.
Hope it has worked for everyone as well.
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Thanks for the info, I did end up downloading the Fanalab beta which added support for F1 23.
But Fanalab didn't fix the issue, it gave me the option to add rev ranges/values however when I tried using them in game the red lights came back on top of them as a kind of overlay, adding this flickering effect.
I hope they patch this soon, as it was working before the update.
Same issue. Tried fanalab with no luck. Please fix EA.
Seriously EA, you guys clearly aren't capable of releasing a quality product on a yearly basis.
Advertised new features (which are in fact just features you removed from previous titles) don't even work right, and now you can't even get basic hardware compatibility correct? How many clues do you need to figure out this approach isn't working?
Who suffers the consequences of this? Not your developers. Not the people failing to deliver the AAA-priced game you try to pawn off on people.
Your customers - well, the ones you still have, that is. Thankfully people are wising up to your well-earned reputation of mediocrity and bug-riddled releases.
Turn on udp telemetry in f23 and turn off Fanatec LED. Then in Fanalab turn not he led and configure there. Turning off the Fanatec LED in F23 stops it from overwriting what FanaLab is doing
@WarSunsOfPeace Per my original post...No Fanalab installed or used prior to customize lights. Rev lights were working fine from the game's telemetry before. I do not want to install Fanalab, nor should I need to, to have the lights working as it should.
This is something that was working on day one, and the developers broke it after updates.
However, thank you for your suggestion. Perhaps your post may be able to help others, but it does not address my original issue.
I agree that you should not have to and should be patched. I was more helping those that could not get FanaLab to work in the comments.
