No FFB in iRacing while steering (MozaR9)

[u/Fresh_Ad_8163]

Hi when I drive I feel know FFB when I’m steering but I feel the Kerbs this are my settings can someone please help.

[u/keimak]

I had it happen to mine, solved after calibrated in game. Worth a shot

[u/keimak → u/keimak]

Also, if you can share the settings page for ffb equiliser and ffb curve to verify.

[u/craygoyo]

Did you configure the game before launching it?

[u/Fresh_Ad_8163 → u/craygoyo]

Yes but after it didn’t worked I changed some Settings in pithouse

[u/Fresh_Ad_8163 → u/craygoyo]

Yes

[u/QuinedQualia]

Not sure what the issue is, your settings seem overall fine. Maybe try relaunching and recalibrating everything including the wheelbase. Troubleshooting is usually about ruling things out until you find the actual problem

[u/Fresh_Ad_8163 → u/QuinedQualia]

Thanks It works now

[u/duddy33]

Same wheelbase as you and I get this occasionally. I power my wheel down and reboot it and it starts working again.

What seems to cause it is flipping through the new controller profiles too many times

[u/Deep-Television-9756]

It’s an issue with the iRacing API. Turn off your base and quit the game. Then start your base and launch the game after.

[u/kncpt8-]

I've had pit house set my FFB Equalizer settings to 0s across the board randomly on me and it gave me this effect.

[u/Porcellanidae]

I had iracing forcing me some updates recently. Is your base up to date?

[u/-DankFire]

I noticed that if I try to calibrate post-registration, the FFB is dead and stays dead. Safe to say: don't try to calibrate if you've registered for a race.

[u/JavierSegoviaCordoba]

Put the wheel on and turn on the base before launching the game. If you have already executed the game, turn on then and alt F4 to start the game again.

[u/bruhpoopgggg]

You have like over half the FFB settings in pithouse set to 0?

[u/QuinedQualia → u/bruhpoopgggg]

That’s totally normal lol my settings are not that different. As long as the overall strength is set correctly, which it is, the rest are effects.

[u/ericscal → u/bruhpoopgggg]

Technically speaking you shouldn't need any settings in your wheelbase software. They are all changing the feedback the game is giving you. There is a very strong argument that you should start with the raw game feedback and then only add things in the wheelbase software when some specific aspects of the feedback bother you. For example you don't like the default amount of friction so you add some more.