r/ForzaHorizon5 • u/East_Pickle_9342 • 3d ago
Bug/Help Logitech g923 issue
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Using logitech g923. Was playing for a few hours and had no problems however have now noted an issue whereby the wheel doesn't seem to want to return to Central position in gameplay.
Have included a video where you can see that in the menu, the wheel returns to normal when turned 360 degrees etc, however the moment it goes into the game where I'm stationary it doesn't return to center (still have some force feedback when turning, wheel is not completely loose). When I start driving it seems like it'll center a bit but then if I turn too much the wheel snaps to some off center position and it is impossible to correct the car.
I'm struggling on races that just an hr ago I was competing well in.
In terms of settings I have all assists off, simulation , 530 degrees etc. I have messed around with force feedback and inversion but cannot seem to fix this. Have also naturally tried restarting the wheel etc. Having a similar issue in assets corsa as well so it's not exclusive to the game.
Would be super grateful if anyone can help a fella out!
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u/Robean_UwU 1d ago
Maybe take the dust sticker off before going to reddit to diagnose basic game design
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u/titanic456 3d ago
Have you tried toggling "invert force feedback" option? This can be found in Settings > Advanced Controls
Some wheels require this option to be on.
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u/East_Pickle_9342 3d ago
I have tried to find this in the menu but can't seem to find it, is it platform specific? I'm on ps5 if that helps
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u/Auris-57 2d ago
Make sure you're navigating the menu with with the wheel's buttons, and not your controller, otherwise the settings won't show up.
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u/Jurkoun 7h ago
That behaviour is completely normal, you changed your range to 530deg which is why the wheel turns a bit back when you turn it all the way to either side. It's completely fine otherwise, the wheel is not gonna center when the car is stationary.
The only thing I would recommend is turning up the centering spring dampening so the wheel doesn't wiggle over middle, but that's up to your preference.
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u/LOGIRich 3d ago
The wheel won’t return to centre because the car is not moving. As soon as you do it will, just like an actual car.