@ubi-theberry

• In this example im using a Logitech F310, its a Xinput controller.
• Im also able to reproduce this using a program to emulate controller inputs. With it Its even more clear that analog steering doesnt work like it should. But its not what i used in the video.
• In this edit i didnt used any external programs, the video1 is just an example outside of the game of the inputs that i was going to use in the video2, but i did this manually. The deadzone changes im refering was being done in the ingame menu. But for the video i used the default which is 0.30
• I didnt used external software.

HOW TO TRIGGER THIS BUG: I start turning to the right, then i change the direction very fast to turn to the left (This will activate the bug). Once im turning to the left i slowly start to turn less and less... 100%... 80%... 60%... 40%... but the bike keeps turning a lot until i reach the dead zone.

Here is the video of my inputs, first second of the video is very important, dont miss it:

@ubi-theberry

maybe with this video is more clear

@ubi-theberry

if i dont go back to the deadzone it will keep steering a lot even if im trying to steer very little, once i reach the deadzone its over and now i can go back to turning to the left and i can steer very little without problems, this bug only happens when you go from turning right to turning left very fast (or viceversa), if you are in the deadzone and you steer to any side this problem not appears.

No, i dont have other controllers

I verified the files and its correct, also it happened as well in the Free Day, but i didnt had time to report it.

Also to clarify this is something that most people dont notice (but it affects the gameplay in certain situations), i even played many hours before i realized that something was not working well. In the beta the analog was working all the time as 0% or 100% and i bet many people didnt even noticed.

@ubi-theberry When i saved the first video i didnt even had the game open and closed it before doing the video2, its simply the windows device manager so it does nothing anyway, it was only to show what kind of inputs i was going to do in the second video.

@ubi-theberry

• In this example im using a Logitech F310, its a Xinput controller.
• Im also able to reproduce this using a program to emulate controller inputs. With it Its even more clear that analog steering doesnt work like it should. But its not what i used in the video.
• In this edit i didnt used any external programs, the video1 is just an example outside of the game of the inputs that i was going to use in the video2, but i did this manually. The deadzone changes im refering was being done in the ingame menu. But for the video i used the default which is 0.30
• I didnt used external software.

HOW TO TRIGGER THIS BUG: I start turning to the right, then i change the direction very fast to turn to the left (This will activate the bug). Once im turning to the left i slowly start to turn less and less... 100%... 80%... 60%... 40%... but the bike keeps turning a lot until i reach the dead zone.

Here is the video of my inputs, first second of the video is very important, dont miss it: