G25 not working properly with GP4 [ Fixed - Yeah !]

Hi guys,

I got an issue with my G25 in GP4 and I don't have a clue on how to fix it.

Sometimes, when I release the throttle it continues reving as if I was still going full throttle. It doesn't happen all the time but it can happen at any time, while breaking, while in the pit, with no gear on... This occurs in GP4 only, not in GP3 or any other game I have.

Anybody with an idea on how to fix it would be much appreciated.


Secondly, when leaving the pit I'm stuck to a kind of rail guiding me to the exit. I can go with that but it's a bit annoying.
There was a trick to fix it in GP3 and I guess this applies as well in GP4 but I can't remember what it was. Any idea ?

Thanks

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Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 09/17/2014 11:18PM by EricMoinet.

Hello ! Is there anybody out there ??

I really need help ! It's a bit frustrating to go and brake for a turn a the engine still going on full throttle (guess where I end up at the end of the turn... )

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No idea on the guardrailing in the pits. Concerning the other problems: try splitting the throttle/brake into to separate axis (in the controller settings under win and in gp4)

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used to be GPGSL's Nick Heidfeld

Thank you for your answer Chris. I think it's yet done because I'm using this wheel since two years or so and I don't have issues with it in other game. I didn't notice that previously because I wasn't really playing with GP4 before (mostly GP3 and rSomething).

Anyway I will have a look in the profiler, I've just seen some items that I should tweak a little bit. Maybe this could solve my problem as well.


Any other idea is still appreciated guys.

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Check my files, there's two G25.con files there.

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Ok, it seems that my GP4 profile in Logitech's profiler was corrupted, so I deleted it, made a few laps and the problem didn't appear anymore.
Hope it definitely solved the issue, that was a short test and maybe that wasn't enough to say Case Closed, but I'm confident.
Thanks Chris, you gave me the idea to look into the profiler and the issue was there.
Thanks Mal, I will have a look at your files if it happens that there's still a problem and that's not fixed.

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Mark it [fixed] if it's all good.

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[www.mediafire.com] Some say you should click it, you know you want to. [www.gp4central.com] <----GP4 Central

Sorry to bump it up again, but it appears that the issue is not fixed.

I've read that it could possibly be due to a lot of dust in the pedals because the wheel is rather old now. Will try to tidy it up a bit, which will take some time because I'm a bit lazy with that kind of things. :-/

Will report when it'll be done.

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Forgot to report back

So I've been cleaning the pedals and it works properly now (well, I hope it does).
I can say there was a lot of dust inside. Funnily enough the throttle wasn't the worst one. The brake pedal was, by far!

Hoping I can improve my braking skill by now

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