I'm writing this knowing it's not an rf2 issue but a G-HUB issue & hoping someone else with a G923 has an answer or if there's something else I can do like maybe delete some files or something?. My other games are un-affected, ACC & AMS2 still work fine, it's just rF2. The gears, peddles steering and key assignments all still work as I had to rebuild a profile when troubleshooting / re-calibrating. the two are not playing together, I can tell because adjusting the UI menu FFB strength from 100% to 20 % has no effect at all it's just the fixed canned default desktop center spring that the wheel has when not in use. I have tried to re-calibrate, turned off any steam controller stuff, verified rf2 files, built a new profile for rf2 in G-HUB but nothing helps. Here’s how you can do it.Hi, It's like the game & the wheel don't recognize each other anymore, the game is stuck with a default center spring effect and not using any of rF2 amazing FFB effects, no curbs, no road feel, no crash into wall effects NOTHING! just a way to firm center spring effect. So, it is crucial to get all the drivers updated. However, outdated drivers can cause a series of issues and unfortunately, Windows is prone to trouble due to outdated drivers. Logitech G29, G920, and G923 uses drivers to facilitate the connection between the PC and the controller. When it comes to Windows, it uses a lot of drivers and pieces of software to enable various functionalities. You need to repeat steps 4 to 7 on Method #3 to ensure that the PC calibrates the steering wheel properly.
Press Win+R and search for “joy.cpl” without the quotation mark.Once this is done, you can proceed to the next step. Next up, go to the “Pedal Sensitivity” option and check if pressing the pedals is reflected on the on-screen pedals or not.
Turn the steering wheel in real to check if the on-screen steering wheel moves with it in real-time or not.On the software, go to the “Steering Wheel” icon on the extreme left of the screen.
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