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This is great! Thanks for this - I sort of assumed the G920 would carry the same settings as I'd used for the DFGT, but it has its own set, so returned everything to defaults - I couldn't remember what I'd set the wheel range or saturation at - and couldn't remember if I was using positive or negative linearity. Your settings are certainly pretty near to what I was using - though there's quite a different "feel" to the wheel in a lot of places, which will still take some getting used to (i.e. the pedal stiffness is very different, for example).
It turns out the mistake I had with controlling was I'd changed the wheel from 900 to 540, but left the saturation as it was, and it ended up massively over-sensitive. Anyway, all sorted now :)
Anyway, thanks so much for this, and thanks again for running these tournaments.