throttle curve configuration

[sdecorme]

Hi,
I've a question about the throttle curve in the game.
In the setting the throttle range is proportionnal to my stick movement , but in game I have to move the stick over 30%(minimum) to make the rpm increasing.
Is there parameters to make the throttle with the same reaction in setting and in game.
The moto I use is the murasame RC9990 2003.

Thanks,

[Hawk]

Hi,
I've a question about the throttle curve in the game.
In the setting the throttle range is proportionnal to my stick movement , but in game I have to move the stick over 30%(minimum) to make the rpm increasing.
Is there parameters to make the throttle with the same reaction in setting and in game.
The moto I use is the murasame RC9990 2003.

Thanks,

What your describing sounds exactly like a dead-zone to me.... So are you sure you have not set a dead zone on your throttle controller axis?   

Hawk.

[sdecorme]

Hi,
nodead zone and linearity at 100%.
Is there is a deadzone I can see it in the settings when the cursor move .
In my case all the axis move as quick as the command move.

[Hawk]

Hi,
nodead zone and linearity at 100%.
Is there is a deadzone I can see it in the settings when the cursor move .
In my case all the axis move as quick as the command move.

What % is your "direct lean" setting?

Hawk.

[sdecorme]

where I can find this information ?

[Hawk]

where I can find this information ?

Go to "Settings" from main menu, then click the "Input" tab. You will see the "Direct Lean" slider on that page and it's usually set at 15% on default settings, try increasing it. 

Hawk

[Urban Chaos 2.0]

Hi,
nodead zone and linearity at 100%.
Is there is a deadzone I can see it in the settings when the cursor move .
In my case all the axis move as quick as the command move.

Disable "smooth", and set "press" and "release" to zero.

[HornetMaX]

Why are we talking about direct lean when his question was about the throttle curve ?!     

The thing he's seeing is simply due to the electronic idle of the bike I think.

[sdecorme]

Yes Hornet , it is not a lean problem.
In the advanced menu all my command are optimal
no dead zone
Linearity 100 %
smooth disable

I think this is a soft filtering problem I've the same problem with other axis , it looks like there is a low pass filteron each command input.
When you put the gaz at middle range quiclky it take time to have the moto rpm , so it is hard to adjust gaz in long curve due this delay.
Is it possible to disable this functions

[HornetMaX]

I think this is a soft filtering problem I've the same problem with other axis , it looks like there is a low pass filteron each command input.
Is it possible to disable this functions

Can you post a video illustrating the problem ? Also, which input device are you using ?

On the throttle it can come from the bike's idle and/or the throttle map. But I've never seen it on other inputs.

[sdecorme]

Sorry I've made a modification

When you put the gaz at middle range quiclky it take time to have the moto rpm , so it is hard to adjust gaz in long curve due this delay.

I use a potentiometer with a self made USB card , I use this card for long and on windows or setting panel the throttle react quickly , even with your HUD I can see the slider move as quick as the mechanical.
Is it possible to change the throttle map ?

[HornetMaX]

The throttle map is part of the bike's physics, normally you do not need/want to change that.

But I'm still not sure I really understand your problem.

[sdecorme]

Here is a video of a test , we can see the delay of the motor response I use the 500cc from the game

https://hubic.com/home/pub/?ruid=aHR0cHM6Ly9sYjEwNDAuaHViaWMub3ZoLm5ldC92MS9BVVRIX2U3MmQ3NDJjZDdkNDY4MmVhYjA3MGVmYzU5NTc0MzQ3L2RlZmF1bHQvLm92aFB1Yi8xNDY2NDA2MTQwXzE0NjcyNzAxNDA/dGVtcF91cmxfc2lnPWZhYWRjYjBmYTAzZDdhZWE1ZDk5ODVkNTc0ZTJkNGEwOWQ0MDc3ZWQmdGVtcF91cmxfZXhwaXJlcz0xNDY3MjcwMTQw#

[Napalm Nick]

Strange.

Did you use the in-game controller calibration tool yet? Maybe run it again?

[sdecorme]

Yes , and the full range of the setting scrollbar is the full range of my potentiometer .