Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

That's right! I also same feeling in the corners I feel bike the front tires, this results in better ride.
Having a Simucube 2 pro I had to decrease some values as the curbs and off track effects are too intense.

I have reduced:
(large_offroad_bump_scale 1.3)
(kerbs_surface_scale 7.9)

raised:
(kerbs_surface_smooth 0.07)

now I need to reduce the wheel sway spring force due to small dips, but I don't know what value is.

However for now for me it is the TOP!

I would like to ask for help, with your custom files I notice something that I notice less in others.
When I do a tailspin or simply turn the steering wheel gets hard every time I want to fix the car, the force is so high that I have trouble controlling the car
I ask if it is possible to lower this force in what way?
bye and thanks again

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What are your in-game settings and your Simucube True Drive settings?

 

Hello Easy! Sorry I only saw your question now. Customs are aware of this problem. It has to do with the (momentum_rack_l and momentum_rack_r ). These 2 values are originally set to 22, in my file to 12. Now it is important how many peaks you drive with. I have up to 12Nm peaks which is completely sufficient for me. If you have even higher peaks then try to reduce these 2 values to 11 or 10

 

Daniel. thank you very much, I have reduced to 8
momentum_rack_l and momentum_rack_r
Now when I lose the car the wheel is more controllable.

I modified daniel's custom file to my liking.

my in game settings are:

type: PERSONALISED
gain: 40
low force boost: 3
fx:20
damping:3
menu spring : 0


True Drive setting:
Overall force:100%.
Steering distance:900°
Bumpstop:soft
Bumpstop range:900°

Simucube Force Reconstruction Filter:1 "fast
Torque: unlimited

damping: off
friction 5%
inertia 5%
static force reduction : off
Rotation speed limit: off
ultra low latency mode: off

DirectInput effect
all 100%

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That's how it should be, everyone to their own taste. Have fun with the file and while driving, greetings from Daniel

 

Hey. I have recieved my new T818 and any ideas on what settings to use

 

Hello! Your base is very new on the market and there are still few experiences from people. But with 10Nm peaks it should work fine with custom files. Experiment and try different settings with your base, you will find the right one for you

 

Yeah not many of these units out in the wild at the moment. Its a great bit of kit though, Default+ is amazing. Will try a custom file soon

 

Happy Christmas everyone, don't eat/drink too much.
I will though...

 

Hi buddy! I wish the same for you and everyone else

 

Happy Holidays everyone!
@Danielkart . How have your older files held up over the updates? When i first started messing around with these, i think i used your v37 or v38 and i remember really liking the slip and tear feeling. Now with v44 v45, the tightness and responsiveness of the tear and slip seem off on the t300 base.

I love the way the steering feels in the new files but for me, it is missing the tightness and responsiveness of the slip and tear from the older files.

I cleaned up my PC about a month ago and mis placed all the older FFB files. Do you still have them hanging around? I was wondering if you can make a updated response here that has all of your older files in one spot se we don't have to go digging for them.

If you think updates has changed things to much then i understand not wanting to post them. Thanks for all your great work!

 

hey! If you like the V37 or V38 better then you can of course use this file. Of course I always go with the updates from Reiza, but that doesn't mean that older files no longer work. Of course, the in-game and base values can now be different than in previous versions. But like I said go with your personal taste and take what you like only then it will be right. Beautiful evening
V37 Page 270
V38 Page 271

 

Thank you very much

 

I use the older version 42 on my TSPC wheel and that seems to be the one for me.

 

I know people who still use V20.... files. It doesn't really matter what it is, whether it's a file from me or a file from Alegunner or someone else or a default. Don't let yourself be influenced, listen to yourself and your personal taste. There are countless factors that make it completely different for each user (base, wheel size and weight, forces in Nm, Vr, motion, buttkickers, rig and and and ....) Your feeling is the most important

 

Hi guys! I'll post another V46 today. I have now also rewritten the kart file and it is now definitely . Some things have also been adjusted in the V45, which I noticed. see you later . Daniel

 

@Danielkart
I have been using you V44 for quite a while and it is fantastic, quick question , does the Damping slider control Damping or "power steering" I know in some custom ffb files the damping acts like power steering.

 

Hi guys, here is the promised V46 Custom. 1. New kart file written, no more oscillating and no more extreme vibrations. Tested with Kart 125cc Shifter,my recommendation for the karts Increase FX In-Game to 30

Additional adjustments for the V46
2.Momentum rack adjusted 3.Force of understeer adjusted 4.Steering was too heavy and sticky in corners, was adjusted 5. Stability of chassis extremely increased, well felt during fast change of direction 6. Brake tremors in the steering better to feel. Happy holidays and have fun with the file

Addendum: this V46 is very clear and precise and above all very compatible with dd bases. High forces are no problem and it is very harmonious in terms of power development. In contrast, the V45 is more compatible with belt drive wheels because the file works with higher forces. This is just an info from me and of course anything you like can be used

Best of Karsten Hvidberg V46 Custom file from Daniel

 

Will give it a try.

 

V38 is definitely a great file for me on the t300 base. I had no idea my wheel was capable of such details.
The way it all comes together adds so much to the immersion factor.

Great job dude!