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rainmaster1993
3 years ago
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F1 22 logitech issue yet again after the patch update.

Once Again, the Logitech steering is broken after the latest update. the FFB is fine, but the car requires more turn in than usual to make the corners. i have set the steering rotation to 360 degrees but it is still happening. i am not very happy and i believe this will be my last f1 game ever purchased because i can only see ea pushing more microtransactions and not patching/squashing bugs for the foreseeable future. i wish we could have an actual game that is perfect on release and not broken every year. i want to be able to enjoy the game and have it worth my money. 

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  • ArkaniaDante's avatar
    ArkaniaDante
    3 years ago

    @rainmaster1993My game sometimes does that. Here's what I do that fixes it for me:

    -Close the game if running.

    -Unplug the G29 USB from the computer and go to task manager.
    -Close everything from LGHUB. And I mean, everything. Triple check cause there's usually one process that is not close to the other processes with that name.
    -After that connect the USB again from the wheel. After the wheels stops spinning open the GHUB.
    -Check if the calibration is now 1:1 and test in game.

    Hope this helps.

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  • mariohomoh's avatar
    mariohomoh
    Hero (Retired)
    3 years ago
    @rainmaster1993 Would be easier if we knew what platform you're on.

    I have the G923 too. On playstation I never had to mess with the degrees of rotation in the settings except for Supercars on launch week. If the wheel on screen matches what you're doing with the physical wheel though, it should not be the cause of the issue.
  • rainmaster1993's avatar
    rainmaster1993
    3 years ago
    @mariohomoh wrote:
    @rainmaster1993Would be easier if we knew what platform you're on.

    I have the G923 too. On playstation I never had to mess with the degrees of rotation in the settings except for Supercars on launch week. If the wheel on screen matches what you're doing with the physical wheel though, it should not be the cause of the issue.

    I am on pc, I am sorry, I should have remembered to include it. And yes, that’s exactly what I have the issue. It is not matching what I’m doing with the physical wheel in real time.

  • mariohomoh's avatar
    mariohomoh
    Hero (Retired)
    3 years ago
    @rainmaster1993 Mind checking your G Hub settings them?

    If I'm not mistaken, they should all be left at default levels and settings so that the game can take it over and communicate correctly with the wheel. I think the G Hub default is 900º, plus a couple checkboxes and sliders for FFB and pedals inputs? Something like that.

  • rainmaster1993's avatar
    rainmaster1993
    3 years ago
    @mariohomoh wrote:
    @rainmaster1993Mind checking your G Hub settings them?

    If I'm not mistaken, they should all be left at default levels and settings so that the game can take it over and communicate correctly with the wheel. I think the G Hub default is 900º, plus a couple checkboxes and sliders for FFB and pedals inputs? Something like that.

    just checked and yes, they are at default settings.  

  • ArkaniaDante's avatar
    ArkaniaDante
    3 years ago

    @rainmaster1993My game sometimes does that. Here's what I do that fixes it for me:

    -Close the game if running.

    -Unplug the G29 USB from the computer and go to task manager.
    -Close everything from LGHUB. And I mean, everything. Triple check cause there's usually one process that is not close to the other processes with that name.
    -After that connect the USB again from the wheel. After the wheels stops spinning open the GHUB.
    -Check if the calibration is now 1:1 and test in game.

    Hope this helps.

  • rainmaster1993's avatar
    rainmaster1993
    3 years ago
    @ArkaniaDante wrote:

    @rainmaster1993My game sometimes does that. Here's what I do that fixes it for me:

    -Close the game if running.

    -Unplug the G29 USB from the computer and go to task manager.
    -Close everything from LGHUB. And I mean, everything. Triple check cause there's usually one process that is not close to the other processes with that name.
    -After that connect the USB again from the wheel. After the wheels stops spinning open the GHUB.
    -Check if the calibration is now 1:1 and test in game.

    Hope this helps.

    Would I have to do this everytime? It worked by the way. 

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