Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

Am I right in thinking that if you set lower gain at the base and higher in game you would have more chance of clipping?

 

Don’t think so. Think only in game FFB chooses clipping levels

 

Yes that is correct Aza! try 100% gain in game and 20% gain at base (Also set FX to 0) Then vice versa. Pay attention to the FFB (graph) in both tests. Both will be very easy on the Wheel, but they're totally different. One variant will give you the full FFB, but can also quickly lead to clipping. The other variant will give you almost no FFB, but lots of power from the base. That's why it's important to find that balance with a lot of FFB but without clipping. And finally, the FFB file is added, which can completely change it again. In the V80 I improved this balancing act again because simucube gave me even more information

 

Each time you mention V80 , you make curious

 

The improvements are only based on the base change and the many new impressions and insights I was able to make. The physics update is yet to come, and it can change everything again. Maybe good, maybe bad. I hope good

 

Hey Daniel, did you tried already the default + with your simucube? I find it a very good ffb.

Try with 50-0-50-50. I set my base at 70% (15nm). The damping on base is at 20% to add weight, but the ingame damping 50-70 adds a good feeling on the wheel. Also is not as punch and violent and is very homogenus.

 

Hey jtortosen! Thank you for your settings. Of course I also know defaults and defaults+ with the Simucube. Yes, with the Simucube, defaults are also more comfortable to drive. But of course there's a reason why I'm still with the Customs, because it suits my personal taste better. Many people drive with defaults and are satisfied, that's good. In the end it should be fun and everyone should take what they like. By the way, there is also a thread for defaults, share your experiences with the people. The more information the better for people

 

You are a fantastic piece of human being. So glad you are here with us.
I am pretty sure i noticed that and even mentioned that once before about how your 5-8nm file seems to work better then the high end file. Don't remember when it was or where i even said it. It must have been within this last month or two since i got the new wheel.

 

Hi friends. I´ve got a Thrustmaster TS-PC. I've been testing "FFB File from Daniel V70 to 8NM" and it gives a great control of the car in almost all circunstances.

Only problem is, when the car is understeering, I just feel a strange sensation: the steering wheel becomes harder and harder. Instead of "softening" once the grip limit is exceeded, it becomes hard as a stone. Is it normal or intended? Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks for your work

 

Hello! It's a little intentional on my part. Because it gives me more control over the car in a simulation. I don't have the true G-forces to compensate. The second point is the simulation itself. There are big differences in simulating the light wheel with loss of grip. Good example of the Porsche 911 Gt3 and the Porsche GTE. Porsche GTE will simulate it much better than the Porsche 911 GT3. It can also be corrected a little in the custom file, but that will only come with V80

 

Unfortunately this is one of the problems when you prioritize the feeling of grip to the extent these files do. I have tried a many different versions of the the v** series and other ffb files and most seem to put so much premium on grip, they fail to replicate the natural feeling of the tyres loosing grip and the steering getting lighter as they do. I have spent hours modding these files to try to make them feel somewhere in between the high grip state and the way the standard default + setting feels. I use a T300 and have my Force set to 75 in game, Effects set to 50 and Low Force Boost at 40. All the rest are zeroed. Try this file out and see if you like it.

 

Unfortunately this is one of the problems when you prioritize the feeling of grip to the extent these files do. I have tried a many different versions of the the v** series and other ffb files and most seem to put so much premium on grip, they fail to replicate the natural feeling of the tyres loosing grip and the steering getting lighter as they do. I have spent hours modding these files to try to make them feel somewhere in between the high grip state and the way the standard default + setting feels. I use a T300 and have my Force set to 75 in game, Effects set to 50 and Low Force Boost at 40. All the rest are zeroed. Try this file out and see if you like it.

 

Sorry about the double post

 

@Danielkart do you think the V70 FFB works well with the V1.5 physics cars?

 

Hello! Yes, the V70 still works, but it's out of date with the new update. Physics has changed a lot, good changes but also bad changes. But I am convinced that there will still be changes in the physics until the final 1.5

 

Do you recommend using the V70 or using default whilst waiting for V80?

 

Everyone has to decide that for themselves. There is no "best" file, everyone has different ideas and preferences. Decide according to your feelings

 

I highly recommend you try Kuku MadDog's tune of Karsten's rFuktor 5.0.1K
It's my personal fav and also working pretty well with the new physics RC update

https://forum.reizastudios.com/attachments/rfuktor-5-0-1k_tune-zip.25692/

 

I would also highly recommend trying out NuScorpii's heavy messing smooth with the new updated cars. It feels really good to me.

 

Good morning / afternoon / evening all.
I was wondering if it is possible to use the fresh generated blank custom file and just add these lines.
Can i just throw those in there? The numbers you see are just a example.

# Road features settings
#

(texture_scale 1.0)
(micro_bumps_scale 0.275)
(micro_bumps_smooth 0.008)
(kerbs_surface_scale 5.5)
(kerbs_surface_smooth 0.03)
(kerb_bump_scale 2.5) #How big the tall curb bumps are.
(large_track_bump_scale 0.1) #how much bumps on the track are felt.
(large_offroad_bump_scale 0.1) #how much bumps off the track are felt.

###########################################################
#
# Effect scales - Change here to make an effect more or less pronounced.
#

(engine_scale_at_still 0.6)
(engine_scale_at_speed 0.0)
(scrub_scale 2.4)
(tear_scale 0.28)
(tear_hard 0.1)
(scrub_frq_scale 0.86)
(tear_frq_scale 1.7)1.6
(flatspots_scale 0.7) #how much you feel the flat spotting. At default 1.0 flatspots are nicely felt in a formula V10.
(suspension_scale 0.6) #how much the suspension is felt. Range 0.4 - 1.0
(rear_bump_scale 0.1)
(rear_bump_hard 0.9)