Profile
Default+
Torque
3.9 Nm
Family
Belt
Confidence
Derived
Derived settings: there is no validated preset for this base, so we start from its family and torque recipe. An honest starting point, not dogma.
Wheelbases these settings are for
These settings are made for the models below. Open the sheet for full specs.
Thrustmaster T-GT
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Thrustmaster T-GT in Automobilista 2: Default+ profile, Gain 70, Low Force Boost 15, FX 35 and Damping 35.
In AMS2
Type
Default+
Gain
70
Low Force Boost
15
FX
35
Damping
35
Menu Spring Strength
100
On the device
Thrustmaster Control Panel
Overall Strength
100%
Constant
100%
Periodic
100%
Spring
100%
Damper
100%
BOOST
Off
To reinforce low forces, use the game’s LFB instead.
Auto-Center
By the game
Forced Cooling
On
Recommended for long races.
We only list what affects FFB in AMS2. Leave the rest of the software (FFB curve, equaliser, wheel presets, calibration) at its defaults.
Model notes
- This is the safe all-rounder for GT and touring cars.
- Raise Gain only if the FFB meter is not clipping.
Every setting in Thrustmaster Control Panel
What each setting does, its range and what we set for AMS2. Anything without a value, leave at default.
Source: AMS2 wiki (Thrustmaster section)Force feedback
The AMS2 wiki leaves DirectInput effects at 100 on Thrustmaster: unlike DD bases, the panel does not fight the game here.
Overall Strength
For AMS2100
Overall wheel strength.
Constant
For AMS2100
Scales constant force effects (the steering torque).
Periodic
For AMS2100
Scales periodic effects (vibrations).
Spring
For AMS2100
Spring effect.
The wiki leaves it at 100 despite what forums say: on Thrustmaster the game handles centring on its own.
Damper
For AMS2100
Damper effect.
Auto-Center
For AMS2By the game
Who handles centering.
BOOST
For AMS2Off
Wheel-side boost of low forces.
Off: that is what the game's LFB is for.
About this base
The T-GT (2017): officially licensed for Gran Turismo Sport, a belt-and-gear hybrid wheel with strong feedback for PS4 and PC; succeeded by the T-GT II.