u/Sigurd_1906_

https://reddit.com/link/1uoi0sm/video/0m52luoi4ibh1/player

After a few laps leading the race before i got hit in the ass i had to try and climb myself up some positions again

Now i obviously just drove into the side of the guy and pushing him wide but isnt this a fairly late move? i mean before the corner my mind goes he will prob take the apex and keep it tight, i can go wide and defend from the 2 others but he suddenly cuts infront and i try to avoid rear ending him

And also 3 wide in the first turn, lobbies be crazy

https://preview.redd.it/xtvcpl1v29bh1.png?width=1645&format=png&auto=webp&s=b79a1be51962e20ae1360519e59d650c0bb2d57e

https://preview.redd.it/ne54mxdw29bh1.png?width=1639&format=png&auto=webp&s=7f6e84e6bb89a91d7f4d6ceca7aa948292521932

https://preview.redd.it/jdyju4fx29bh1.png?width=1617&format=png&auto=webp&s=f3dd2362f4881851a56e37695b5f656eed983689

Okay how does this force feedback strength slider work? why is the little Nm number going up when the slider is low and low when the strength is set to 60?

and is 60 max force feedback strength? i have the simagic alpha evo pro (18Nm base), so do i need to set it at 40 to get 12Nm? i usually drive at around 16 and that feels way stronger then my old 8Nm base

and why 60??? if its a slider why not 0-100 and have a Nm number that actually goes in the right direction

Hey i use my bsb2 mainly for sim racing and dcs (Looks and feels great, got my first win in iracing vr today!) but i dont use controllers and my rig is setup far from my pc. 

I am looking for a way where i can launch VR and it goes directly to my pc homescreen instead of the stupid Steam Vr Home... Is there any i can launch VR without being stuck on the Steam Vr Home? Or a way to exit steam vr home without controllers. 

Currently my process now is to launch SteamVR and having to sit by my pc until im already in a game, to clearify iracing uses a hub which can not be portraid in vr unless you look at your entire pc screen, which i am not able to do without controllers as far as i am aware :)