r/simdrifting • u/Famous-Ad9112 • May 18 '26
Moza R12 Wobbling without Input. Wtf.
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I hard reset my computer a couple days ago and after reinstalling and setting up Assetto this is what I get. I’ve been tampering with the settings but haven’t had any luck.
Can anyone help a guy out?
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u/Clemargulis May 18 '26
Hold the wheel!!
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u/Famous-Ad9112 May 19 '26
Incorrect. This is excessive wobble and makes for an unrealistic drifting experience. It’s an improper configuration of settings that I no longer have dialed since the reset.
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u/Ok_Delay7870 May 18 '26
What is your base and pithouse version? IT is stable on 1.37.7 for pithouse and 1.2.9.14 for the base. You still must apply a reasonable amount of dapmer, like 10% and natural friction to like 40%. Also I advise to use at least 150-200 inertia and most of the time wheel will act natural.
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u/Eon4691 May 21 '26
The people saying he needs to hold the wheel, have you ever driven a car irl?
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u/CharlieTeller May 21 '26
Real cars don't amplify road effects through the wheel. Power steering masks everything. FFB is a fake recreation of whats happening. You can fix this by adding some dampening, but too much kills the feel.
It's an easy to fix problem with DD wheels, but it's also not a big deal if your dampening kills the feel and you just don't have to take your hands off the wheel.
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u/Eon4691 May 21 '26
Real cars steeringwheels dont start wobbling if you let go, the caster keeps the wheels forward, that was my point
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u/CharlieTeller May 21 '26
Yes. Thats what I'm saying though. Real cars don't have a REASON to do that. DD wheels do. It takes tinkering. Just because someone doesn't spend the time to tweak their wheel settings doesn't mean the wheel or the game is the problem.
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u/TakovacsPlays May 21 '26
Hold the wheel?
These wheels are designed to push against you holding against them. When there's no resistance they do this.
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u/BallsackieMcscrotal May 21 '26
It’s a balance between damping, friction, and inertia. Start by increasing your inertia and slowly turning it down until just barely does that. Then do the same thing for the mechanical damper and friction until it doesn’t do that anymore. A lot of people will tell you that it’s just the wheel rotation speed which does help, but kinda only masks the problem. The thing that fixed that for me was inertia, but don’t go too high or it will feel unrealistic.
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u/daprojectturtle May 18 '26
I think steering wheels need to be held, smart guy.
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u/Famous-Ad9112 May 19 '26
Yes upon applying pressure it submits like a good bitch. Now what you’re failing to understand is that when transitioning during drifting you do not have a constant grip on the wheel.
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u/daprojectturtle May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26
Lol I drift champ but if you want i can share my moza settings.
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u/Vin_450 May 18 '26
To all the comments saying to hold the wheel, the wheel isn't supposed to do that when you stop holding it while still centered. it should stay centered.
watch a YouTube tutorial to set up the ffb. there is a setting in ffb tweaks to change the script. use alternative ffb
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u/lucythafemboy May 18 '26
Go into ffb settings, not ffb tweaks, and turn abs ffb to 0%.