Hi!
I have a g25 wheel and it works wonderful, except one little thing (more an annoyance really)

I have noticed that LFS only takes advantage of about 70-80% of the clutch pedal range. in controls, the axis tab shows the full range, but when I assign the clutch to axis 4, the clutch pedal, the pedal gauge shows the clutch fully depressed even though I'm only pressing the pedal about 3/4 down.

Maybe its just me being picky, but it still annoys me. I'd like to take advantage of the full range of the pedal. Anyone else noticed this?

Thanks in advance
mk

Clutch works fine here.. from 0 to 100% the complete range of the pedal
Maybe you find here something http://en.lfsmanual.net/wiki/Wheels#Logitech_G25

It's weird.. I just noticed that it only happens when I enter options from ingame. If i go to options from the main menu, it works perfectly, 100% range.
I took a little screenie to illustrate exactly what I mean.
Any help would be much appreciated. As I said, its not vital, but it is definetly annoying.

mk

It was added in the last patch as a realism feature. Before that, if you lifted your foot a fraction, the clutch would bite. In the options menu it looks normal, because each car has a different biting point, so you can't see where it bites until you're in a car. AFAIK, there's no way to revert back to the old way. Not that you'd want to, the new way is far more realistic

Ah, that explains it. Thanks a lot for quick answers!

Quote from dougie-lampkin :

Before that, if you lifted your foot a fraction, the clutch would bite.

Um... That still happens to me

Have you a G25? I'm not sure if it it does it for other wheels, but everyone I've spoken to with a G25 has this. I can see the full axis in the options menu (in the axis list), but in-game all the different cars bite between 10 and 30% of the travel.

Yes, I haz G25.

The clutch seems to bite at 1/10 of the way from the top, and in the bar in the options menu, it bites at nearer 1/3 of the way from the top. Is that normal?

Not what I have anyway...Recalibrate?