Question - Stop wheel from snapping back to the middle (keyboard)

[AddUsernameHere]

anyone know how? Let's say I hold A to go left. is there a way to keep the wheel from snapping back to the middle when I let go of A?

For example, if I want to go slight left I can tap A and the wheel would turn left slightly and not snap back

 

[The_Tigg]

Amazon.com : sim steering wheels

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[Rollo75]

In a word, "No".
A keyboard is a direct digital input which sends out short, sharp, discreet commands.
Since I use the numpad for driving input, 4 is the equivalent key.

The solution, is to make your fingers dance like Michael Flatley. Do that, and ye shall be okay.

 

[spidertre]

unfortunately there isn't a way to do that. you can try raising the steering input so you can tap your steering key and wouldn't be as twitchy. then again i have very little experience in racing with a keyboard

if you have a usb Playstation or Xbox controller, you can use that too and use the analog sticks to steer. much more smoother input than a keyboard

 

[BillA1947]

I wonder when they will start making real cars with a keyboard to steer with instead of a steering wheel? ROFLMAO

 

[The_Tigg]

Or game controllers....

 

[ZiggyM]

Dennis Francesconi and I used to have some really good battles when I was racing at FSB.

View: https://youtu.be/S1L_9ox7cKw


You might want to leave a comment on the video asking what settings he uses, join FSB and ask him via PM there or check out his site and ask him there.

Have fun!​

 

[ZiggyM]

I wonder when they will start making real cars with a keyboard to steer with instead of a steering wheel? ROFLMAO​

That might help paralyzed people and people with MS (like Scott Gloudemans had) be able to drive. Or, they might be able to use the tech the Furniture Row car has -

View: https://youtu.be/RpIv78acX7o​

 

[FearEnd]

there isn't a way to do that. Or at least that I know of the reason is keys are a direct input so if you want to try something cheap but better maybe try a controller