I am using the Thrustmaster T-LCM pedals. When I'm calibrating my pedals there is no deadzone on the trottle in the calibration penal, but in the game there is an deadzone on the trottle. I think the game adds an deadzone itself and i don't know why.
What platform are you playing on?
i am on playstation 4
@CasperFlach wrote:i am on playstation 4
On console it is normal for all wheel settings to be defined in-game. I think it's done this way as not everyone will have access to a PC to connect a wheel to.
Or were you referring to the in-game calibration?
Yea, f1 23 adds is own deadzone on my trottle. They don't have to do that ofcourse
There is a very small deadzone on the controller.
Is it possible that EA removes the standard deadzone on pedals, or at least make it a smaller deadzone. It's making me go slower
I meant the default wheel profile in the game.
When you plug a controller, whether a pad or a wheel, the game assigns a default profile for it, unique for every device. When you make any changes to the settings, be it a key binding or input saturation, the game forces you to save it as a new profile.
In that sense that I suggested going back to the default wheel profile.
Anyway, I've personally played with:
Never noticed any pesky deadzone by default.
In the Force Feedback menu you can make several adjustments to your inputs. Sensitivity, saturation, etc. That should do the job and get rid of any perceived deadzone.
If it does not, I suggest taking a screenshot of your FFB and calibration settings in the game and making a proper technical issue report in this section. There will be a form to fill out, please do so to the best of your ability as that enables other users to help you troubleshoot this issue without going back and forth asking for basic information like platform, firmware, settings etc.
