# \*\*\*Come play GTR2 \*\*\*

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**Created:** [October 29, 2006, 2:29pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/come-play-gtr2/24079 "2006-10-29T14:29:53Z")\
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First off, try using “reverse effects” on the force feedback page.

Next, go into the Logitech settings in your control panel and try the following settings:

Degrees of rotation: 540  
Overall: 100%  
Spring Effect: 50%  
Damper: 100%

Centering Spring: Enabled, and 50%

Then, in the game, set your FFB effects to “full”, and adjust the overall slider to taste. I’m running at 39% and it feels pretty good.

This all for a Logitech G25, BTW. If you are using something different, then this all may be no good for you…

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