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Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

Discussion in 'Automobilista 2 - General Discussion' started by Karsten Hvidberg, May 30, 2020.

  1. Michael Enright

    Michael Enright Well-Known Member AMS2 Club Member

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    I would say (kerbs_surface_scale 2.0) Increasing that setting should definitely make them more pronounced and sharp.
     
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  2. Panos Schoino

    Panos Schoino New Member

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    Hey Chip, i use LFB mostly in the area of 9-12. Damping 10-15, FX 32, gain 32-38
     
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  3. Lars Mars

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    Hey Stakanov,
    When I do the wheelcheck of my G29 I get a value of 15%. Does that mean that I have to put the tighten_falloff value on 0.15? This seems quiet high vs your G920
     
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  4. TomP

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    @Lars Mars,
    tighten_falloff is around 1/10 of tighten_range (for g29 ~ 0.16) so in your case is more like 0.015

    Info from another forum,
    DRR > Deadzone Removal Range (tighten_range),
    DRF > Deadzone Removal Falloff (tighten_falloff)
     
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  5. Stakanov

    Stakanov Well-Known Member AMS2 Club Member

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    15% of deadzone or 1,5%?? If possible, give me the screenshot of the Wheelcheck test ;) .... anyway, as he advised you TomP, they look like normal G29 values so start with these settings....
    "(tighten_range 0.16)"
    "(tighten_falloff 0.0160 or 0.0150)"

    Alternatively, if it seems too intrusive you can turn it down a bit
    "(tighten_range 0.16)"
    "(tighten_falloff 0.0128)"
    Or
    "(tighten_range 0.12)"
    "(tighten_falloff 0.0128)"

    Find your liking, your brain is the only organ that feeling you have to please in terms of sensations ... ;)
     
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  6. Lars Mars

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    upload_2021-3-28_13-26-28.png
    now it is 7%
     
  7. Lars Mars

    Lars Mars Member

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    next time i test it it is 14%
    upload_2021-3-28_13-29-21.png
     
  8. ZeferinoCoutinho

    ZeferinoCoutinho Zef_mirror_man-zefthebestofcour

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    Where do we. Find this program/software??
     
  9. Lars Mars

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    ZeferinoCoutinho Zef_mirror_man-zefthebestofcour

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  11. Stakanov

    Stakanov Well-Known Member AMS2 Club Member

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    In Logitech Hub you have the default values ??? Sensitive value all to 50 ??

    In the app Wheelcheck you select in the item "spring force" the test "min_force" ??

    Obviously close all applications that may be using the wheel ... it should always give you the same result... ;)
     
  12. Lars Mars

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    Still use the old gamesoftware from logitech with sesitivity on 50%
    did use the min force for the test. at the both it tells around 15%.
     
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  13. Stakanov

    Stakanov Well-Known Member AMS2 Club Member

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    Ok try with default
    "(tighten_range 0.16)"
    "(tighten_falloff 0.0128)"

    Or if you like according to your value test...
    "(tighten_range 0.16)"
    "(tighten_falloff 0.15)"

    or
    "(tighten_range 0.16)"
    "(tighten_falloff 0.015)"

    Your brain is the captain ;)
     
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  14. Lars Mars

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    Installed Ghub and still getting 15%
     
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  15. Stakanov

    Stakanov Well-Known Member AMS2 Club Member

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    In wheelcheck you can run me in "Spring Force" the test "Step_Log 2 ....." ;)

    As soon as it ends you can also send me the "Log2 *******.csv" file that is created in the documents folder?
     
  16. JoKeR

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    Perhaps reading and using the resources found here may help. It helped me. :)

    EDIT (off topic): by the way, does someone know where can I find what the tighten_range and tighten_falloff parameters are exactly? How do they work? I know that they are related to the deadzone removal, but I'm trying to find where these parameters are explained in the first place, the relation between them, but the web is so full with custom files that I'm getting nowhere on my google searches.
     
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  17. Kuku Maddog

    Kuku Maddog Flying Kiwi AMS2 Club Member

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    Wheel check by it’s self doesn’t give you accurate readings.

    using the FCM ( force curve modifier ) program is much better . i will have to find the link

    here we go
    Project CARS Official Forum
     
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  18. ZeferinoCoutinho

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  19. Kuku Maddog

    Kuku Maddog Flying Kiwi AMS2 Club Member

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    tightening is basically just a boost of the lowest forces that are being transmitted at such low values that lower power wheels don’t even show them.
    Fall off is how fast the boost signal drops off at the point that non boosted forces are being felt , so that you don’t get a overlap which can cause a bit of a lumpy feel and perhaps lead to ocilation .
     
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  20. Lars Mars

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    thats what it looks like
    upload_2021-3-28_20-52-55.png
    I had to reinstall old logitech drivers again as it messed up my Assetto corsa steering
     
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