Silverstone and Imola are non-laser-scanned tracks and are pretty flat and boring maybe, ideal to check what the road noise files do. Reference – use the Porsche 911 GT3 or McLaren 650S GT3 at Oulton Park and Fuji, these are laser scanned tracks and have the natural road texture and normallyĭon´t require the artificial road noise effect.
Gain – always at 100, use Volume to adjust the global FFB level to taste.Ĭhecking different files requires a restart of the game each time another file is activated or/and edited, session restart is not enough. FX – controls the level of bumps, curbs, grass, scrub and road noise, level to taste. Tone – more or less balances Mz/Fy and generally should stay at default 50. 
Suggested FFB setting: Gain 100, Volume 50, Tone 50, FX 50 ( FX to taste, lower with alternative file)įFB is directly derived from physics, there´s no special feature to emphasize over or understeer. In PC2 now the compressor works just like the ones in the audio world, severely improves the old Soft Clip.
Alternative files – no artificial road noise, more bumps/curbs/grass responseĪn important feature of these files are the Compressor settings and the old PC1 Relative Gain stuff, which better balances the forcesĪt all turning angles and driving scenarios and to a certain extent the different types of cars. Standard files – with artificial road noise, moderate bumps/curbs/grass response (severely more than the SMS 4 custom preset). This posting contents 6 different custom files which are based on RAW at 2 stages of game/FFB development. Start the game and select Custom on the FFB flavor menu. Activate – relabel your selected one to “ffb_custom_settings”. (Note, the game automatically creates a new file if none is detected at game start) Delete the SMS default “ffb_custom_settings” file. Unpack/copy all files into “My Documents/Project CARS 2” folder. Like deadzone removal and anti-drag and should be set accordingly to the type of wheel. The files contain certain wheel specifics In pCARS 2 individual car tweaker files are no more, so these are global files, one for all cars. Now Jack Spade strikes again and uploaded a set of custom Project CARS 2 Force Feedback settings which should instantly improve your FFB experience. The Jack Spade tweaks made a huge difference in feel and fidelity of the game’s Force Feedback. 
Jack Spade Custom FFB Files for Project CARS 2īack in 2015, WMD community member, Jack Spade introduced his custom Force Feedback tweaker files for the original Project CARS.
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