Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

Are there any fellow Simagic Alpha owners that would care to share their settings ?

 

What was the tool to 'hot swap ' custom ffb files.? Does it still work?

 

long live JSGME!

Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

Note: I’d typically recommend exiting the sim and choosing between various FFB files rather than trying to hot swap while the sim is running. On the other hand, I can’t say I’ve tried swapping files with the sim running, so it might work just fine.

 

Glad I'm useful for something

 

AMS2 Custom FFB - rFuktor Ultimate Evo Tune - By Kuku - Updates

Long time reader of thread and a Simagic user. I have used KUKU files in the past with great success,
If anyone else has a specific Simagic setup, please post. Good luck.

 

I did a little testing today with Update 1.6 from Reiza, of course that's still not enough, but I already have a first impression. If I'm honest, a lot of things are exactly the same as in 1.5.6 and still with the same results. Unfortunately, Default+ is still not an option for me personally. Still too slippery and still that floating feeling (that's my personal opinion) But I do feel a reduction in forces on some cars which is a good thing. For me the focus is on less slipping, less boat feeling but more grip, more stability and more connection to the tires and the road. Everyone can decide for themselves whether it is realistic or not, but such discussions always involve 1000 different people's opinions. Having the option to decide for yourself is fantastic with Reiza, what other simulation can you do that in? That's why you choose your personal FFB no matter who it comes from, the main thing is that you have fun with it

 

Yes i love your settings as you include pit house settings the game feels fantastic.

 

Hi Daniel, would you say your latest custom FFB file still works good in 1.6?
I have not tried it so far, I only had a couple of hours with 1.6 and I was using Default+, which made me only half happy (you described perfeclty why).

 

Joaquim FULL FFB is my favorite

i come from MOZA r9 and it’s still working great with my ALPHA

15nm in SIMPRO and around 40 to 50 gain in Game with 30 of damping

 

It’s obviously subjective but I always find his file leading to a sluggish feeling on the wheel

like if it was over damped or very high friction it’s not enjoyable again, to me

 

Perfect is always very subjective and perfect will probably never exist. But yes, the V6000 extreme 2 still works very well with update 1.6. I haven't noticed any disadvantages to 1.5.6. As I already mentioned, V6000 extreme 3 will be adapted more to the new standard setups of the cars and a little to the now better grip limit (hysteresis) of the tires of some cars. That's all it takes for me to be satisfied

 

@Danielkart @Stakanov
I have a 12nm Club Sport DD. How much do you recommend I set the damping to?
Thanks
@Stakanovwith ATMOS 1.6.1 BaseEVO + Partial NDef_imm

 

Recommendation for my file:
In-Game: 0 Damping
Base: About 5 damping or according to your taste

 

Thank you, I will try it next time I have the time to play, I mean to drive
At first I have to search your post in this thread where you uploaded the file.

With Default and Default+ I get oscilliations with my Moza R9 and with your custom FFB files (and of course with your help in this thread) I was able to complety get rid of them. I hope I can do it again in 1.6.

 

Your Custom FFB File Collection

 

Thank you very much

 

This feels great on my simucube 2!

 

Loving V6000 Extreme 2 with 1.6!

Spent some time with Default and Default plus in the update and it has definitely improved significantly but it wasn’t until I switched back to V6000 that it really clicked (makes sense as that was what I was used to).

Cars feel weighty, planted and with plenty of road contact detail without ‘noise’ i’m sure many hardened AMS2 critics would secretly enjoy it.

1.6 is a mammoth effort and so good we can enjoy it in any flavour we like.

 

Feels very good on my Fanatec CS DD+ as well with minimum Fanatec settings (NDP 0, NFR 0, NIN 0, INT 3, FEI 100). Will stay with it for now.

 

What you like, or what fits more cars at the same time ... is only one slider, let your tastes decide.

Imagine that my tastes on the low-end G920 like 25 of Damping, but many others always on the low-end keep it at about 15 and the majority at 0 (to avoid losing details), the same on DD (it's your case) many prefer to keep DP low or zero with max GAIN, others instead lower the GAIN and use more higher FX and DAMPING ... if you look at the forum of the official Reiza profiles it is quite common to see people who recommend the use of damping, others not for the oscillations with high gain ... in the ATMOS files the logic of the Reiza code is now a symbiont in the body of the rFuktor.... so you are total freedom.