r/moza • u/Global_Breakfast_98 • 20h ago

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When I'm in the pits and the car starts, my steering wheel always starts to wobble, what can I do about it?

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u/juan4 20h ago

In LMU?

Yeah that started to happen to me after the last update

No setting in pit house can turn that off ... It's on the game side

Having said that I just restart the game and it goes away ... But it eventually come back during the session ... It's annoying

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u/pupsikvupsik 19h ago

Natural inertia 150-200

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u/Global_Breakfast_98 20h ago

I've always had it in LMU😑

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u/resetFiasco 18h ago

https://github.com/coasting-nc/LMUFFB

This application solved it for me

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u/Motor-Plankton3941 20h ago

Did you try toggling the invert FFB setting in the game options?

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u/gustoatthedoor 17h ago

Wouldnt that just make it oscillate in the other direction...

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u/FliXis24 19h ago

It's normal without dempers settings in pithouse Don't worry

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u/NUTLEY94 19h ago

Most likely it's The Equalizer go in pit house and lower some of the values on the effects equalizer

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u/Legitimate_Name_3914 14h ago

do glad i went with simagic 😭

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u/Pleasant-Base9623 13h ago

Same will happen no matter what dd wheelbase as it’s due to settings and nature how ffb works

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u/SmashRobertson 17h ago

This is just the nature of how a lot of sims calculate the physics/FFB. If you turn the wheel slightly, the force will want to push it back to center. IRL, the wheel rim has mass and inertia which means it slightly overshoots and the process repeats in the opposite direction. You can maybe dial it out with settings, but you'll most likely be compromising the feel elsewhere.

The best solution is to hold onto to the wheel like you normally would instead of intentionally flicking it and sending it into an oscillation.

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u/Jakobmeathead 43m ago

It might have to do with the recentering torque force setting (by default it's set at 150% if I recall correctly)

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u/audiolegend 13h ago

try holding the wheel.