You will need to sign up for a free account on the Project CARS Forum to download these files.ĭownload Jack Spade's Tweaker Files (scroll down beneath the folder descriptions to find the download link.) These are a set of customized FFB settings for each individual car in the game. The second is to calibrate your wheel's force feedback response. The first is to install a set of custom force feedback files. There are two parts to getting the force feedback working right. Jump To: Custom Force Feedback | G HUB Settings | Project CARS Settings In this guide I will show you what you need to download, how to install it and the settings to use in-game to get very good force feedback. I am very happy to say that the community efforts work beautifully, providing excellent force feedback even on these weaker wheels, making the cars drive very naturally. All I had to do was put some pieces together and try it out. I honestly didn't even know where to begin.Īs you would expect, the incredible community around this game has done all of the hard work already. On top of that, each individual car has its own customization options. Even as someone who likes to tinker with settings, this was just too much. When I went into the force feedback options, I was completely overwhelmed by all of the options available. I couldn't feel what the car was doing very well at all. The wheel feels heavy and too disconnected from the road. Project CARS plays very well with a wheel, but the default force feedback settings aren't the best for the Logitech G29 and G920. Best Project CARS Settings for Logitech G29 / G920 Octo| Filed under: Logitech
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