@DuudefishThis is all interesting. I just got my g920 (Prime Day sale haha) so I don’t have a ton of previous experience in other games to know what feelings normally come through.
On Xbox Series S on a pad I DO get rumble in the trigger during starts to tell me where traction is on the rear tires. Same for when I’m accelerating out of corners and also when I’m on the limit of braking. But no rumble/FFB on my wheel for these moments.
Otherwise my wheel feels great everywhere else. Through turns, over kerbs, everything else comes through strongly. I briefly compared it to F1 2020 before I deleted it off my console and the FFB in F122 was actually stronger, but again just no rumble/shake/FFB during race starts/limit of traction.
I may have to reinstall 2020 again just to compare again, but if other/previous games provide that feedback through the wheel then that’s a huge issue that’s it’s not coming through on 22.
Is there throttle and brake FFB for Logitech wheels in F1 2021? I recently got a G29 for PS4/5 and I found the transition from Dual Sense/Shock haptic feedback to only kerbs/bumps feedback through the wheel quite difficult. Am I missing something? I've already sent a set back...
This is still broken after the latest patch, and the upcoming patch notes are troubling, as our issue is not listed - the bug thread has confirmed problems from Logitech users, Thrustmaster users, PS controller users, Xbox controller users.
It really needs more attention. Aside from bumping the threads I don't know what to do.
Just to chime in, I've made this thread after the update https://answers.ea.com/t5/Bug-Reports/Lack-of-controller-vibration-patch-1-07/m-p/11692255#M5010 and it's actually so bad that even turning vibration&forcefeedback off/on in the game settings, expecting some sort of difference to see what happens, does *literally* nothing, it's still the same. How this is possible is beyond me, and ofc all the community managers are ignoring this 🙂 league racing has already kicked off and I can't take part now because I'm essentially a safety car summoner.
@EA_Kent brother can you help us out
So this is why I keep spinning at turn 1 at Bahrain. It’s not cause I’m a noob, it’s cause I can’t feel my rears letting go. Thank God for that!
So here’s my experience with Windows 11 and a G923 Xbox version.
Pre patch 1.06 ffb was good for me, no issues on wheel or series s/elite series 2 controller.
When 1.06 released, there was also an update to GHub which were both installed before I played patch 1.06. Many problems from ffb with the wheel from no ffb to only having steering resistance/centering spring. I tried 4-5 older versions of ghub, even updating them but still using versions older than the newest. Registry suggestions too. I could get everything working with the exception of rear/tire grip vibration. This included rumble triggers not working on either controller. F1 2021 suffered the same except trigger vibrations would work.
I tried many many things. Up to needing to reinstall Windows after thinking I’d just delete all of my usb drivers thinking they’d reinstall with rebooting. They didn’t lol
So with a fresh install and now on 1.07 everything is working fine for me. Except for the controller rumbling when it’s plugged in and I’m using the wheel. I haven’t tried to fix that, just leave the controller unplugged now.
I’m not suggesting a fresh install is a good solution, I didn’t have a choice. And unfortunately I never got to play 1.07 before I reinstalled Windows so I have no idea if that even has anything to do with it. Just sharing my experience.
Uping your wheel damper setting doesn't fix this?
Im on controller on Xbox and have traction rumbles.
Has to be a setting issue.
Sorry, I know this F1 22 related, but can somebody confirm that there is rear tire acceleration/brake locking FFB in F1 2021 on the wheel? It just doesn't appear on the PS4/5 but works fine in ACC and really struggling without the feedback
@Duudefish wrote:
@saaccI'm not sure I fully understand you.
This thread is about that rear vibration that you're still missing.
This is solely about the rear of the car, not general ffb, which although it works, it only works for the front.
I have all ffb/vibration now. Including for rear grip/traction.
@BadMayh3mThis is primarily an issue with wheels and those using a controller on PC.
I'm on a Xbox Series S. When I use a pad, yes I get rumbles through the triggers for both acceleration and braking when you're at the limit of traction.
On a wheel (G920 in my case) there's no vibration during acceleration so you have no idea where the limit of grip is. Or least not until the rear wheels fully break traction and RPM's shoot up and the nose of my car is pointing towards a wall.
I'm completely new to the world of wheels so I just assumed that this wasn't a feature until I found this thread and others where people were having the same frustrations.
@ajobling1983Interesting. On your Thrustmaster, how is rear grip limit communicated? The wheel vibrates? The pedals?
On my G920 there's nothing until the steering goes light and the RPM's skyrocket, but at that point I've already lost the rear end and it's just about catching the slide after it's already initiated.
Edit to add: Just to be clear, I've been driving without any TC on both pad and wheel for some time. Once I get the car going I'm generally fine and don't have many issues with spins. It's mostly when starting a race and I'm only using 10-15% throttle per my telemetry app.
@KVNR01 wrote:@ajobling1983Interesting. On your Thrustmaster, how is rear grip limit communicated? The wheel vibrates? The pedals?
On my G920 there's nothing until the steering goes light and the RPM's skyrocket, but at that point I've already lost the rear end and it's just about catching the slide after it's already initiated.Edit to add: Just to be clear, I've been driving without any TC on both pad and wheel for some time. Once I get the car going I'm generally fine and don't have many issues with spins. It's mostly when starting a race and I'm only using 10-15% throttle per my telemetry app.
In regards to starts, im in the same position, feel nothing and my car just goes off to the left resulting in a crash. Seems they have added a new feature where there is no ffb at the start of a session or for a few seconds or after pausing / using a flashback.
in regards to my wheel in general, if i come out of a corner on a straight and accelerate too soon in a lower gear, i can feel the slip of the rear tyres through the ffb on my wheel. This enables me to save if before i go for a spin. This is how it should work for everyone as far as I understand it.
There's a lot of confusing dialogue on the topic. I have seen evidence that it works for some people on similar rigs, but it definitely doesn't exist for others.
I have no idea how they fix this, so unfortunately it could be a long one. I did try a full reinstall like the amigo on the other page and it improved nothing sadly, I still get a better driving experience on f1 2016 than I do here.
