Can we get 'official recommended' FFB settings per wheel brand?

[timcorin]

Really excited about the new FFB update. Rookie here with a g290.

I have spent hours trawling the net for the ‘best’ settings for my wheel. A lot of opposing information out but I think I landed on some good settings before the update. The new FFB systems seems like an improvement to me, but I can feel it needs a few tweaks for my wheel. Rather than piecing together other peoples recommendations, can we get a recommended settings from Turn 10 games for each wheel make?

I am assuming these values have been calibrated in the game to best cover different cars and conditions etc and are not wheel specific. So leave these at 100?:
Aligning torque scale
Mechanical Trail scale
Pneumatic Trail scale
Road feel scale

However am guessing these values are affected by the motor strength and resistance of each wheel brand. Im guessing they tested and chose an ‘average’ value as a starting point, but likely best tweaked for each wheel based on how strong it’s motor is:
Vibration
Force Feedback scale
Wheel Damper scale
Center Spring

Since the g290 motor isn’t as strong, have changed values to these, and seems ok so far.
Vibration -50 (up from 40 default)
Force Feedback scale -120
Wheel Damper scale -20
Center Spring - 0
Rotation angle - 540 (I prefer driving rally and sports cars, and apparently 540 is what these cars are setup with IRL)

Official recommended settings from Turn 10?

[ManteoMax]

The official Wheel Guide at the Forza Support site mentions a couple models but recommends tuning approaches and going by what feels right for each player:

We recommend that you always start with default settings in the game and your wheel driver before you start the game, including overall force feedback gain and rotation angle. Wheel settings in FM7 from prior to the December 2018 update will be reset. On the PC you can run 540 degrees from software, but the steering lock in game remains unchanged, so your ratio would differ from the default. You can adjust this in the game’s Steering Sensitivity slider in the Advanced Wheel Settings section below. This is a commonly misunderstood setting, so it’s important to give this a read.

Normal vs Simulation Steering

Having the option to choose between “Normal” or “Simulation” steering is the assists menu is one of the reasons so many players of different skill levels can enjoy Forza games, whether using a gamepad or a wheel. Forza is known for being controllable and natural on a gamepad and these systems are a major component of that feeling.

There are multiple systems layered together to create Normal steering. Some of these layers alter inputs where some of these layers alter the vehicle dynamics. Simulation Steering turns these systems off. The input layers of these systems are turned off any time you use a wheel, regardless of the steering setting.

The Normal steering assist may make FFB feel “sharper” because it influences the yaw inertia of the car to help maintain control during rapid lock-to-lock steering situations. This makes the car somewhat less agile than with Simulation steering, but also more stable.

Advanced Wheel Settings

Below are the tunable settings for wheel users. We strongly recommend starting with default settings to get a feel for how your wheel works with the game, then tune for a specific desired outcome, one setting at a time. If you start moving multiple sliders without understanding the effects of each, or how they interact with each other, you may be creating an undesirable experience.

https://support.forzamotorsport.net/hc/en-us/articles/360012736414-Wheel-Setup-and-Tuning

[timcorin]

Problem is I don’t know what ‘feels right’ as I’m not a professional racer. In an ideal world it would be plug and play and be tuned to be as accurate to real life as possible, and I can trust the pros had chosen the best settings.

I had read with FH4 there was talk of a ‘preset’ system in the works you could select for each wheel brand that would automatically change to the best settings. Something like that would be great.