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“The only thing to note here: I keep driver and game on 900° to be able to cover all the cars without having to adjust. Adjust Gain in-game, or Max Force in the VRS Wheel Tool to change overall FFB strength.Įither Max Force in the VRS Wheel Tool or Gain in the ACC options can be adjusted for overall strength. If you still notice some “notchiness” in the FFB, try 1 smoothing. AC/ACC’s natural force feedback is much smoother than iRacing due to a higher FFB refresh rate. Juan prefers 60-80% Max Force, and 0 on all other FFB settings in the VRS Wheel Tool. Here is a screenshot of the suggested game settings from VRS coach Juan Lopez: rFactor 2 (need to replace some game files).
RaceRoom Racing Experience (need to replace some game files).Dirt Rally 2.0 (need to replace some game files).Assetto Corsa Competizione (ACC) (plug and play).If you have any suggestions for settings, or would like us to post recommended settings for a game not included here, please send us a message through our contact form. We will keep this document updated as requests come in for other racing games, as well as additional tips for games we already covered. These are meant to be good starting points, and you may like them “as is”. Here we have compiled a list of suggested VRS Wheel Tool and In-Game settings for various racing sims & games.Īll of these settings are personal preferences and may also need to be changed depending on the car/tracks you drive.
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We already covered our full firmware settings and recommended iRacing settings in this guide.
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The VRS DirectForce Pro Wheel Base would work with any game that supports DirectInput force feedback devices. Thank you to anyone & everyone who has helped me along this awesome journey! I don't plan on stopping this anytime soon! You can contact me by messaging Brian Walker or rFactor Dirt Leagues on Facebook.VRS DirectForce Pro Wheel Base Settings for Various Racing Titles We always post about when, where and what those leagues race, and also write full write-ups and race reports with results for them as well. I am always looking for leagues to team up with or help out in anyway possible! We have currently became as I say, PR man for multiple leagues up to now. Along with that we somehow find ourselves with a Teamspeak, Facebook with 850 likes and now to grow our idea even more, a website! I continue to try and findf new ways to grow my page & connect with more and more people and attracting new racers. With the help of many great people we have skyrocketed this thing into a community wide threshold to find information. Therefore in December I created a Facebook page, rFactor Dirt Leagues! I expected maybe 300 likes, If I was lucky! At the time no one knew me & I hardly knew anyone in the rFactor community. I joined the sim world in October of 2012 & instantly became hooked! Not having money to afford expensive wheels or high-tech computers, I stood no chance of competing or contending.
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We have also begin to dig into running our very own special events! In June we ran our very first series in the Indiana sim Midget Week! We are currently preparing for more & more special races. We now write race reports for leagues, with the goal of you the reader knowing everything that happened & the way it happened. Ever since the creation we have dug way past that. The main goal was to bring you news on who, what, when, & where they were racing.
Being lasted more than half a year & still growing, I have well surpassed my expectations. RFactor Dirt Leagues was established in December 2012 by Brian Walker with the hopes of providing all and any news to the rFactor dirt racing community.
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