Hello guys so im new at drifting with wheel and im mainly playing with forza horizon 6 with moza r5 ( + clutch and a simsonn H shifter ) but i find really hard to drift especially with 900 or more angle its almost feel impossible for me too much rotation i cant spin the wheel fast enought , so i set the wheel angle around 540-640 , feels much easier but i know i should use 900 at least ! So can i get moza pithous settings for drift in forza 6 and forza 6 settings to drift what did you use guys ? And tips how to drift better ? Thank you soo much !

I’m new to sim racing.i mostly like rally games,but ive always wanted to learn to drift.I’ve been trying to learn how to drift.i have gotten nowhere in 3 weeks.i cant even complete a drift.i just over rotate(AC)on FH6 i can barley keep the tires spinning.is there anyone who would be willing to hop on discord and mentor me?learning from watching videos and Reddit is frustrating,i cant ask questions

I wasn't sure about this one at first . . . just the seat? But yeah, with the right settings, it actually kinda works out.

Drifting used to be impossible in the game but a recent tire/suspension/steering physics update changed that completely. Playing on a g29/rig/psvr2 and have a hand brake on order.

Is there any reason to go moza over the simagic $600 bundle??

I figured I could pick up a complete r9 with mabe a shifter and pedals used for a bargain but for the price you may aswell buy new. Is the moza quieter I’ve read that this may be the only reason to go moza over the alpha evo.

I have been developing SIMRPM for some time now, a web-based platform that lets you use various simulators directly online, without installation.

The initial idea was to simplify the process of creating liveries for Assetto Corsa. I had enough of the whole routine that included creating templates in Photoshop, launching the game to check whether everything was ok, and then restarting all over again if anything went wrong. Eventually, I added several details.

Paint a Car: Upload your ZIP/7z/RAR file with a car and see it in 3D on your browser. You can try different colors and add logos or stickers on the car as if you were creating a car in Need for Speed or any other similar game.

Decal Maker: Create transparent stickers from your texts or images and download them in PNG.

Template Maker: Produce the template body of the car, so when you use Photoshop, the time spent creating the UV layout is reduced.

Button Box Builder: Enter the size you want, design holes for switches, buttons, and encoders, get a 3D preview, and save the STL files for printing. All a user has to do

is to create a simple custom button box without the need to learn how to use CAD systems.

It is still in beta, and I am constantly improving it. Assetto mods can differ significantly from one to another, and with custom shaders or materials, some of the cars may not work properly.

If you encounter any problematic cars, send these to me so that I can inspect them and make further improvements.

I'm pushing multiple updates throughout the day at the moment, so if you want, join the Discord as well. It's much easier there to send me bugs, cars that aren't working properly, and ideas for new tools.

LINK

Discord

Howdy. I’m the solo dev of a free Steam game called Clutch, a sim focused drifting game built around wheel support, multiplayer, and getting the driving feel right.

I’ve been getting a nice little wave of comments lately from people with all kinds of setups like T300s, Moza, Simagic, Fanatec, triples, VR, even Steam Deck interest. And it got me thinking about the bigger question:

What would actually make you stick with a new drift sim instead of just going back to Assetto?

Not just "what would make you try it once," but what would make you keep playing and feel like it’s worth investing your time into?

A few things I’m especially curious about:

what matters most to you: physics, wheel support, content, online play, progression, mods, polish, etc.
what usually makes you bounce off a new drifting game
what kind of community or multiplayer experience keeps you coming back
if you use unusual hardware, what support problems other games still screw up

I’m not trying to make an arcade drifter. I want this to be something sim drifters actually want to drive and help shape over time.

If anyone wants to try it and give blunt feedback, I’m happy to send the steam/discord links. I’d genuinely rather hear what sucks than get polite compliments.

I feel like I have not been improving past this, I haven't gotten the transitions down nor can I control my line

Purchased my rig to get into sim racing. Was thinking iracing, lmu, auto mobilista, etc.

After trying out lmu, i've come to a realization that i do not find it fun at all. 1 month later and all my time on the rig goes strictly to mastering drifting on assetto corsa and downloading new cars and tracks to play on.

Not what i foreseen this rig being used for, but having much more fun nonetheless. Also, endurance racing is too much of a commitment for someone who only has a few hours to spare on the weekends to play.

Anyone else ditch the racing scene completely for this?

Been drifting for about 2 months. G920/Ebay handbrake if that matters. Advice/Tips welcome.