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I play on PS5, but I have a laptop to run traces with. Also, I've heard a rumor that with SIM hub, you could adjust your braking input curves. Is this actually true or have I been fed a fat lie? What i'm trying to accomplish is get more range, and more control in the 50‐ 100٪ percent, braking pressure zone of the peddles......
I play on PS5, but I have a laptop to run traces with. Also, I've heard a rumor that with SIM hub, you could adjust your braking input curves. Is this actually true or have I been fed a fat lie? What i'm trying to accomplish is get more range, and mo…
Half true. On PS5, SimHub can’t change your brake curve. Your pedals plug into the console, and SimHub on the laptop only receives GT7’s telemetry for dashboards, shakers and lights. It never sits between the pedals and the game. Some pedals can still do it themselves, though: Fanatec’s Podium pedals save their curve in the pedal’s own memory, so you set it once in the Fanatec software on your laptop and it works on the PS5. On Fanatec’s CSL load cell pedals you can set BRF in the wheel base’s tuning menu on PlayStation, which lowers how hard you have to press for 100%, so the whole 50–100% zone becomes usable. For other brands it depends on whether the pedal stores its settings, so check the manual for your model. Softer or progressive elastomers on a load-cell brake also give you more travel at the top. And look at your brake trace in Traces: if your peaks stop at 70–80%, you’re not using the top of the range.
Half true. On PS5, SimHub can’t change your brake curve. Your pedals plug into the console, and SimHub on the laptop only receives GT7’s telemetry for dashboards, shakers and lights. It never sits between the pedals and the game. Some pedals can stil…
I'm using logitech's, Rs 50, wheelbase. With logitech's, Rs pedals with a 75 kg load cell. I've swapped out the Logitech elastomers with the Springs Everybody gets to replace the factory elastomers, just like the Springs you got. Although I've had them since before you switched all over to them, I have complete range. I just am looking for more range in the 50 to a 100% than I want range 0 to 50%. So that's why I was trying to adjust a curve in the software settings. I've set it up hardware setting as best as I can, as close to what I'm looking for, like real brakes. I wish I had enough money to switch over to all fanatec, and podium pedals, seeing how that sounds like what I'm after.
Thanks for the info M.Matika,
Really appreciate you and ALL your Hard work,...!!
P.s.: you can also, adjust the brake force on the wheelbase.On the logitech, just like the Fanatec CSL's do.....
