Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

I really can not decide if that is a Sick Joke or just stupidity

 

Everything's okay, I know Mikk

 

Sorry for this question which i know you probably get loads, but im new and cant find it...
Do you have recommended settings for the wheel software itself (in my case fanalabs)?

 

Hello! Fanatec's base settings can all be found at the beginning of the file when you open the file. The last file I have is now the V5000 and if you use a belt base from Fanatec I recommend this file

 

I think you're reading too much into it. I think its a Rick and Morty reference. They probably don't even know about what happened In the UK.

 

Yeah I realised that they meant something else later on.
I just came on and the first post I read was that one.
Reacted without going back and reading more of the thread.

I gave myself a slap on the Head
If anyone else would like to slap me, Feel free

 

Awesome, thank you!
Is there a way to always find your latest versions quickly? I spent a while yesterday trawling through the forum to find v1000

 

Your Custom FFB File Collection

 

Legend, thank you

 

I gotta say that after trying so many different custom FFB that this for my liking is the best as it feels so intuitive to what the car is doing and the response from the wheel feels most genuine. Thanks very much to JP and all the FFB creators. This one deserves its own thread because I found it quite by accident only few days ago and has transformed the driving for me. For reference I am using ScPro2 and have my wheel strength at 68% = 17nm in TrueDrive.

 

@blanes

Note these changes that are not in v13 yet.

Visual Studio Code is handy for comparing / editing (rather than Notepad)

Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations | Page 423 | Reiza Studios Forum

 

The V13 version is spectacular. My Moza R16 and I thank you very much.

 

Hi, I'd like to be able to create my own custom files based on the default ffb. How do I do this? Because the default custom profile you have to start from scratch as I understand it.

What I would like to achieve is:
1. Turn down ffb while stationary and engine vibration to zero. Because when I'm stationary, even with the engine off, my wheel goes nuts when I take my hands off..
2. Massively decrease the flat spot effect

For everything else I'm perfectly fine with the default setup

 

Hello guys,
quick question: Does anyone else experience a bug where the FFB seems to be extremely muted after pausing or restarting a race? I use an old Microsoft Sidewinder FFB wheel with an custom FFB file. The wheel works only when I configrue it as an "Legacy Wheel" in the controll settings. In 50% of races it works flawless but in the other 50% of cases the FFB is very weak (no vibration, even on curbs/grass). After pausing or restarting the race the FFB (sometimes) works again correctly - but it is annoying to restart a race multiple times until I can feel the motor vibration. Any ideas?

 

It's intended behaviour for FFB to ramp back up in those situations. If for example you paused, rotated the wheel and then unpaused, the wheel would whip back into last known position. This could do some real damage with high Nm wheels.

 

Daniel, sorry if I have missed it, but have you released the V5000 file already?

 

Yes, you can find it on page 420 in this thread

 

Friends, I made a configuration recommended by Artificial Intelligence to configure Force Feedback, but I don't think it turned out very well.

I have a Thrustmaster TS-XW steering wheel. Can you recommend me a good configuration?

Force 80

Amplifier 20

SFX 30

Shock Absorber (I don't know what this option is called in English) 50

Resistance 0

 

You didn't give any details about what you're doing.
This is a thread about custom files, there are many of them and many ways to achieve their respective goals.

About AI... to get the correct answer, you have to put the correct question to the right entity , or else you get a good answer to solve the wrong problem.
Current AI systems have divided sapiens in two: one half knows nothing about it, the other half is wrong about it's capabilities .

Where do you get that info?

 

Does anyone know if Stakanov's ATMOS file version 1.6 has been released? It's my favorite file but I haven't heard anything about its evolution.

In the meantime, intrigued by the opinions on JP's latest file 13, I went back to try his file again and I have to agree that this file also sounds very good and is very intuitive so I rate it very positively, compliments to the developer.