It is possible to use the Steering Sensitivity setting in-game to limit the wheel rotation, but there is no Soft Lock feature, meaning you can keep turning the wheel past the point you are able to in the actual car. I've set this to 540° as it is an overall good setting for most cars in the game. (It should work with the Steam version, though.) You will have to modify the Desktop Profile instead. Unfortunately, you can't create a profile in G HUB for the Windows Store version of Forza Horizon 5.
Jump To: G HUB Settings | Forza Horizon 5 Settings G HUB Settings In this guide, I will show you the settings I've used in G HUB, if playing on PC, and in-game to improve the force feedback. Until this is fixed, I'm afraid this is as good as it can get. After applying these changes, I find the steering to be heavier than I would like, which I believe is because the Center Spring and Wheel Damper settings aren't able to be changed. Thankfully, the default settings for the Logitech G29 and G920 aren't terrible, but you need to manually set a better steering angle and lower some of the vibration effects. I haven't seen other people mentioning this, so it's possible this might not be too common. In particular, several force feedback settings seem to be locked into a single value and cannot be changed, despite having sliders for them. Unfortunately, though, there are definitely some bugs that need to be fixed across the game as a whole, and some of those directly affect the force feedback. Best Forza Horizon 5 Wheel Settings for Logitech G29 / G920 Decem| Filed under: Logitech G29ĭecember 7th Update: The second patch has been released, but it still hasn't fixed any of the force feedback bugs, so these settings haven't changed.įorza Horizon 5 has just been released and, so far, it doesn't feel drastically different than Forza Horizon 4, though I haven't done a side-by-side comparison.
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