Controls
Hardware Controls and Settings
Configuration tutorials covering steering wheels, force feedback tuning, gamepad calibration, keyboard controls, VR, and multi-screens.
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Controller Settings: Gamepad Guide
Dial in the best Project Motor Racing controller settings with optimized steering sensitivity, pedal deadzones, assist setups, and camera tweaks.
Project Motor Racing ffb settings: Best Wheel & Car Setup Guide
Dial in your Project Motor Racing ffb settings across global device menus and per-car setup tabs to fix dead zones, clipping, and notchiness.
FOV Calculator and Cockpit Camera Settings
Configure field of view in Project Motor Racing with exact slider ranges, cockpit camera adjustments, and external FOV settings across updates.
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Keyboard Controls and Keybindings Guide
Complete Project Motor Racing keyboard controls guide detailing default PC keybindings for steering, shifting, camera views, and Digidash navigation.
Triple Screen Setup and Fix Guide
Configure your Project Motor Racing triple screen setup using native in-game settings, angle adjustments, and fixes for launch crashes.
VR Support: How to Enable and Setup
Project Motor Racing vr support is now active in beta on PC. Learn how to enable VR, configure seat position, optimize graphics, and fix known issues.
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Controls FAQ
Why is force feedback configured across two different menus in Project Motor Racing?
Master output strength and signal headroom are set in global device controls, while rack rate, rack feel, alignment boost, friction, and equalizer sliders are tuned per vehicle inside the garage setup menu. Read the guide
How do you enable VR support in Project Motor Racing?
Starting in Version 2.2, VR support is integrated as a native beta feature that can be toggled on directly inside the in-game display settings menu when a headset runtime is connected. Read the guide
Can you play Project Motor Racing with a keyboard and mouse?
Yes, Project Motor Racing officially supports full keyboard and mouse input on PC, using WASD or arrow keys for driving and numpad keys to adjust in-car digital dash screens. Read the guide
