Slow Steering V2.1

Slow Steering V2.1

What does the mod do?

In vanilla Farming Simulator 25, vehicles steer just as aggressively at 80 km/h as when maneuvering. This is unrealistic and feels sluggish on a keyboard/gamepad.

Slow Steering links the steering angle, steering speed, and return-to-center response to the vehicle speed—at higher speeds, the steering becomes smoother and more precise, and you won’t lose control in the first roundabout.

At Slow Speed At Full Speed

Full Steering Movement Available Reduced Maximum Steering Angle

Fast Response Smoother, More Precise Inputs

Fast Return Delayed Return

Direct Input With “Servo Effort” — Steering Time Increases

Features

Realism Layers

Speed-Sensitive Reduction — Steering angle, steering speed, and return scale with speed along an adjustable curve

Counter-Steering Damping — Additional reduction when exiting a curve

Input Dead Zone — Filters out micro-wobble

Input Curve — Exponential, smoother in the middle (perfect for keyboard)

Servo Effort Simulation — Steering time increases with speed, as if without proper power steering

Brake Force Scaling — Optionally reduce braking for extra realism

Polished In-Game UI

4 Tabs — General / Steering / Realism / HUD

Live Curve Diagram with a yellow cursor that aligns with your current position Speed-sensitive

5 Presets: Arcade · Standard · Realistic · Simulation · Custom

Change values ​​→ automatic switch to “Custom”

Slider with knob under each value

Green/red on/off indicators instead of just text

Help text explains each setting

F1 = selected value resets to default · F5 = everything resets to profile

Live preview of the steering curve, which changes as you adjust values

HUD display

4 positions (top/bottom × left/right)

Optional: colored bar (green → yellow → red)

Optional: speed indicator

Configurable opacity

Author: AMS-ABSTAND

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