I am adding both steering resistance types and let you guys decide what feels best. What would be nice is: if Studio 397 would add in-game Newton meter adjustments per car in future updates. Once I am done with that, I start adjusting the in-game setting to fine-tune the car.

Use modmanager which is in: 'steamappscommonrFactor 2Bin64' folder. SteamSteamappscommonrFactor 2 folder Install rF2 from Steam. At one time I really did have the entire workshop downloaded and on a second hard drive. If you want a really clean install i would: Uninstall rF2 from Steam. After selecting the car, I take a few laps and pause (p key) the game, then I open True Drive and raise the overall strength until I achieve the desire level to match the car. The uninstall button is white and i cannot press it. The BEST solution I can think of is to grab a solid state drive for just rFactor 2 but even I havent done this because the cost just isnt feasible for me right now. 1 The game was going through the 'installing content' every time I launched the game, so I decided to go ahead and delete it. Start by setting True Drive Overall Strength to 50% 12.5 Nm (11.4 A) then I start rfactor2. I had a few comments that the steering is too light in my controller setting, so I wanted to explain how I control the Newton meters in rfactor2. Once you have installed the json file make sure to delete the controller.json in the player folder before starting the game. Damping was set (Steering resistance type':0) in the json file since I was able to get a little more road feel instead of using the friction settings. There is some lost in fidelity, Kind of a dead center feel that was not noticeable before the update. Something changed with FFB after 1121 was released. What feels good to me may not work for others. Sharing My rFactor 2 setting since the last update changed or overwritten the original controller file.

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