Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

Find the older no named ATMOS, for me too reactive and artificial (atmos because the 4 wheels on your steering wheel).

About the overall signal/range, the ingame gain is that. If you set 100%, you expand the signal to achieve the 2 nm range so on the lowest forces you might be able to feel the lower forces but on the top forces simulated by the game, you will have clipping (for example, turning in eau rouge or high speed corners). So, for don't saturate the top range signal, you have to compromise the higher and the lower and set the gain value at the middle. I find 62-70 is the best, amplifies well the lower values and get headroom for the higher forces.

 

Exactly as it is explained by jtortosen. There is a certain perfect range of gain (IN game). This is about 60-70 gain in Ams2. Depending on the base and custom file, this range can vary and you can adjust your gain accordingly. This is also the reason why I always leave the vehicle-specific ffb at 100%, because otherwise it increases or reduces the gain (in the game). This can quickly lead to clipping (when increasing) or ffb detail loss (when reducing). That's why I always increase or decrease the gain at the base

 

This all makes sense, thank you for the help on this.

I have actually tried going back to the Reiza "default" setting with various gain/fx/lfb. I might prefer it to the various custom files I have found in this thread. I am sure there is always room for experimentation though.

 

I would like to thank everyone who contributes here. I was a complete FFB noob before I started reading this thread. Now I´m getting to understand it a bit better.

 

Sorry for the post. But I just jumped back into AMS2 after a year out and noticed a lot has changed since 1.4 update. What’s the best ffb version to download and use. 5.0.1.3 seems to be the latest version to date…. Anyone have the Thrustmaster T-GT wheel with the best setting to try out. Might take me forever to trawl through 300 pages in this post. Any advice is much appreciated.

 

Hi! There is no best file or best settings for your base. Everyone has different ideas and feels the ffb differently. You can also use defaults to start with, you have to take a little more time with the customs

 

Ok noted thanks for your reply.

 

Hi i have a T-GT II , at the minute i`m using this : Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

 

Thanks Steph, are you referring to the 5.0.1.4 file?

 

yes I am.

 

Hi,

I would like to thank Kuku ..and of course Karsten, et all.......for his tune. Its the only file that eliminated the front wheel drive torque steer effect that was evident with ALL cars. And by me adding more rear slip =less steering resistance and more road detail I now feel like I'm driving a race version of my road car. Very realistic in feel. Better than rf2!
And this is with the lowliest of wheels....the same DFP I've been using for ~15 years. Thank you!

One small question is left.....
There is a small ffb "hole" in the very center. Its not the gear play. Just a cpl of mm of no resistance. What would I adjust to eliminate this?

Thank you

Edit..its 2 things
I also want to add a bit of front wheel scrub.....just a teeny bit. Anyone?

 

Could you post your file ? I`d like to try it out.

 

Hi Lugnut,
pleased you have found what you are looking for .
another user found that a really small increase of (rack_momentum (smooth rack_momentum 0.01))
Could help with that free play in middle.
So something like 0.011 or 0.012 for example.

for the scrub balancing , you can play around with the Scrub Fx ratios
# Scrub FX
#

(scrub_scale_front 0.42)
(scrub_scale_rear 0.32)

you will find it in my signature below.

 

Hi, i would love to know which file should i try for the start, there is so much to choose from, lacking experience with this file, default one i don´t like

I have a TS-PC Racer with SF1000 Wheel

Thx in advance

 

I have the same wheel and I use Danielkart v 46

 

Wow 5.0.1.4 is amazing. Thanks for sharing…

 

Yes it's the best FFB around here. You can exactly feel when the car is losing grip and make the adjustments needed.

 

Hi guys! I would like to write you something about Flatspot and why I have this Flatspot set to 0 in the file for the last Customs V45 and V46. In reality, sudden and hard braking will cause flat spots on the tires. This then becomes noticeable in the steering axle and the steering wheel due to ever-increasing vibrations. This flatspotting can also be simulated wonderfully in the Customs Files. Now, however, there is a "but". FX in the game controls, among other things, the vertical forces of the tires. The higher the FX value, the stronger the flat spot or vice versa. That's why the flat spot is very dependent on the FX value and also on the gain in the game. People have very different values of FX and gain in game. That's why I deliberately set V45 and V46 (flatspots_scale 0.0) to 0 in Customs. If you now want Flatspot, increase this value according to your settings and your personal taste. Maybe I could help some people who asked me about it

Addendum: If your in-game sets the FX value to 0 then there will be no Flatspot_Effekt.
Fanatec (all bases) recommends setting Ams2 In-Game FX to 0. This makes no sense for custom files, even if FEI is set higher. Maybe with standards (but I don't deal with it enough). So if you use Customs then be sure to use FX

 

@Danielkart v46 feels great on my csw, the only thing I miss is the wheel loading up during braking into corners- it doesn't stiffen up. I've messed about with it a bit but can't get it like it is in my file.
Any ideas what to change?

 

Hi buddy! Nice to hear from you. I have to leave soon but I'll get in touch with you. What exactly are you looking for when braking in corners? I'll compare it to your file when I have time (by the way, your file is still excellent for me). I think we have similar ideas about a custom. I'll get in touch with you but it won't be today anymore. Greetings from Daniel