Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

Hey! might have been asked before but I don't know how to find it - Would anyone happen to know some good configuration files for the Logitech G920? I've been running the latest version of rfuktor, and while I like it, it doesn't feel super solid - I feel like most of the cars are sliding all of the time, specially through corners. Only find this feeling in AMS2 compared to other sims, but I have heard this might be due to poorly setup FFB. Anyone has any tips?

 

Try this topic for Logitech's wheels

Logitech G29/G920/G27/G25 FFB Thread?

 

Only now trying v42, TS-PC, and it feels great!
Thanks @Danielkart .

 

This version 1.4 had escaped me, thanks for the report, together with that of kuku (many criticisms and disputes but never had doubts about the skills) the only correct and without errors in the code to date, obviously excluding the correctness of the original.

I use ATMOS 1.3.3 and now exploring 1.4 ... but use what you want ... we have been out of control for some time.

 

The advice is right, or you still with Daniel v38 or go with last kuku.... or go with original files ... the version after are wrong in the code and/or without output effect!!!

 

I agree, for now i use files with the 5.0.1.4 bases (atmos 1.4 or original) with a little retune, with last update of game (after 1.3.8.0) the tire and grip are wonderful and with old 5.0.1 i lost the grip sensations but i am ok with Daniel v38 and last kuku files!!

 

Been a while since I've been on (life etc) - could someone point me in the right direction for the current files for a Fanatec CSL Elite?

Appreciate the help.

 

Hi, I'm a proper noob when it comes to these files. Do I need a base file to copy the settings you have in your txt file, or do I just put the one you have posted straight into the AMS2 documents?

May thabjs

 

Here we discuss the custom FFB files, share settings for various wheel bases & iterate to improve what we have.

---- Custom ffb file installation information ----

1) Download the file.
2) Rename it "ffb_custom_settings.txt" if named otherwise.
3) Copy&replace file in to the "Documents\Automobilista 2" folder.
4) Restart the game completely.
5) In game, go to "options -> controls -> force feedback" and set "Type" to "Custom".

You can always get the custom ffb file that corresponds to "Default" type back by simply deleting the file from the folder again. AMS2 will create it on next restart.

 

Good morning! I will post a new custom before 1.4 by Reiza. I think I was able to correct the last big problem very well. With large forces (dd bases) it became brutally difficult to steer in very slow and tight corners. Even if the car came to a standstill or with the steering wheel fully locked. This anomaly is also very extreme on Default and Default+. Good to see and feel in the ffb graph. You'll notice this improvement best on city routes. Even smaller improvements for the stability and handling of the car. Small adjustment of the dd base settings. If not necessary, I won't change anything after the 1.4 update from Reiza. Everything can be deleted, changed or hidden according to personal taste. Have fun with the custom file Greetings Daniel

 

Best of Karsten Hvidberg V42 from Daniel

 

Thx Danielkart
It's maybe suitable also for logitechs?

 

Hi! The file is suitable for all bases. But of course you can also try other Customs. Regards

 

Where can we find these custom files? Want to try this too

 

Not that it's that important but wouldn't this be v43? I also noticed that there was no v41 or did I miss it?
Anyways, looking forward to trying this new one out ^^

 

I am actually in love with the default profile. I made a little vid on the topic. Hopefully this helps some people with FFB settings:

 

Hello ricxx! Yes, that's right V41 was only available for a short time for me. V42 will remain because it works very well. But you're right I could have named it V42-1. Or write the date to the file. There are also values that you could delete or hide but it doesn't do anything to the file and maybe I can use it again later. The most important thing for me is to feel the car and the track. Then I can control a car and react to mistakes. Thanks for your feedback I will follow your advice Greetings from Daniel

 

You have one file just 3 posts above yours. If you take a look a few pages back you'll find some more files from other people as well.

 

Thanks, missed that.

 

If you own a DD1 or DD2 you must give Danielkart's latest ffb custom files a go. It's amazing how he continues to improve with every update. FFB is highly subjective but I believe his files are the best. They bring out the best in my DD2 wheelbase for certain.