faster smoothed steering

1:1 is obviously not good for xbox controllers as the wheel whips around way too fast, but when I have it off it is extremely hard to drive the cars because the steering moves so slowly. I'm not a bad driver with 1:1 steering, but with the smoothed input I can't control it. Is there any way to make the smoothed input quicker?

 

reduce deadzone in ur inputfile.

 

If you go to "BeamNG-DRIVE-0.3\lua\vehicle" and then open up input.lua and scroll down to:

--if using a joystick
if M.analogue == true then
steeringRate = steeringRate * 1.1
else steeringRate = steeringRate * 1.8
--keyboard needs to be faster
end

Then change 1.1 to something higher, I put it at 2 and I think it works really well.
It might be a bit unrealistic, but so is using a controller

 

even if i put the steering rate to 8, while something like 2.2 would be fine, i have a slight time delay before the input of the controller gets executed, this time delay does not happen while dnyamic steering is off.
this time delay makes it impossible for me to counter oversteerings and as i mostly drive rally style 4wd i have to countersteer alot. feels like being drunken.
can i accelerate that somehow ?

i tried to use:

"--use this to accelerate the steering in rapid changes
--steerDiff = ((math.abs(math.abs(steering) - math.abs(hydros.hydroDirState)))/2) + 1
--steerDiff = 1.5"

by changing it to:

"--use this to accelerate the steering in rapid changes
steerDiff = ((math.abs(math.abs(steering) - math.abs(hydros.hydroDirState)))/2) + 1
steerDiff = 1.5
"
because

"--use this to accelerate the steering in rapid changes
IF steerDiff = ((math.abs(math.abs(steering) - math.abs(hydros.hydroDirState)))/2) + 1 THEN
steerDiff = 1.5

"
made the game not working anymore, console saying "then expected near a "=" ^^
i imagine/ have the impression that it would help a little with changing directions of steering but not with the initial start of a steering from wheels being in centerd position.
im obvisouly not very familair with code. any help would be apreciated.

 

I think I know what you mean. It feels like I put the toggle stick all the way to one direction and then there is a slight pause before it goes. This haven't been a big problem for me but i'd like for it to be fixed. I don't know howto fix it.

 

Considering the Xbox 360's analogs have only around 30 degrees of mobility, I feel like the steering is too fast and sudden, even when it's smoothed. Having it be adjustable is definitely more a welcome change than if it was just "we've made it faster, there you go".