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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. Racinglegend1234

    Racinglegend1234 AMS2 wiki founder AMS2 Club Member

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    Check page 312 for good files
     
  2. Danielkart

    Danielkart Well-Known Member

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    you have to keep in mind that the V50 and V60 files still have faulty trucks. The FWD, 4WD and karts are not final either. That's why I recommend the V70 files on page 314
     
  3. Racinglegend1234

    Racinglegend1234 AMS2 wiki founder AMS2 Club Member

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    I thought I linked to the V70, but I apparently didn’t read it good enough. Thanks for correcting me
     
  4. Jebus

    Jebus The Lying Finn AMS2 Club Member

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    I use this, Best of Karsten Hvidberg V70 from Daniel for belt and dd bases 5-8Nm, with the TX servo base.
    Found at the page 314 as danielkart pointed out.
     
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  5. tk84

    tk84 Member AMS2 Club Member

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    Yes this has always been the main issue I've had - the force of the wheel 'snapping' back seems to be much higher than any other force whilst driving 'normally'. Because I'm wary of it, it means I feel like I'm running my gain a few % lower than I'd want for the majority of the time just so those massive peaks aren't so powerful.

    I'm pretty sure my slew rate in TD is already pretty low, so it'll be interesting to see what difference changing these lines in the file makes.
     
  6. David Collins

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    I have the same wheel and have tried lots of the custom files and the one i have found that works best for me is v46, it doesn't have much understeer feeling which suits me. I also found the variables in the file that affects kerb feel and massively increased the values so that when i go over a rough kerb i know it, a lot like rfactor2, don't see the point of all the ffb and not using it.
    I set the ffb gain setting to the tophat control on the wheel so you can adjust as your in a race instead of having to leave and go into settings, the other settings you will just have to play with until you get the feeling you want.
     
  7. Elcid43

    Elcid43 Active Member AMS2 Club Member

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    Could you possibly share those changes you made for kerbs? I feel the same way :)

    Thank you
     
  8. Josie

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    thanks i will try it out. is it as easy a copy and paste to documents? no other editing?
     
  9. Josie

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    thanks good sir. i will try the 5-8nm for my Ts-xw
     
  10. Jebus

    Jebus The Lying Finn AMS2 Club Member

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    Yeah, just c&p it to your documents/Automobilista 2 folder and overwrite. And remember to change ffb profile to custom in controls settings.
     
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  11. TheMattyOnline

    TheMattyOnline Active Member AMS2 Club Member

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    Just to add my recommendations for the TS-XW.
    I also now use the v70 5-8nm for belt/dd by @Danielkart
    I have mostly been an rF2 sim racer over the years and have been missing the somewhat busy, noisy FFB that rF2 gives.
    Have finally managed to replicate this as near as possible with this latest file in AMS2.
    These FFB files can seem like a rabbit hole at times but I can’t recommend the v70 file enough!
     
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  12. TheMattyOnline

    TheMattyOnline Active Member AMS2 Club Member

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    I would like to give a shout out to all the FFB file contributors in this thread.
    I like and tag someone when I find a file that I really like, but it’s easy to forget that most of these files are a collaborative effort built on the back of previous ones, steadily added to and improved.
    So thanks to all involved !
     
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  13. Danielkart

    Danielkart Well-Known Member

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    Hello! Like in Raceroom? There was an attempt but it caused other anomalies. If you like this effect, try to simulate it with a buttkicker or with motion (of course only if you have the possibility)
     
  14. Josie

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    assuming you have a TSxw. do you use the recommended in game settings for the v70 files? i just tried it out now and i can definitely tell a difference in feed back,. seems a little light to me though. could i just change the gain to a higher number?
     
  15. TheMattyOnline

    TheMattyOnline Active Member AMS2 Club Member

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    I have altered the ingame settings, yes. Little higher on the gain. Bit more on the lfb. And some more on the fx. Like i said, i do quite like my ffb a little on the noisy side ;)

    Oh, and if i find any specific cars that need more or less, i use the per car ffb gain increase/decrease.
     
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  16. David Collins

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    In the ffb_custom_settings file alter these values.
    kerbs_surface_scale
    kerb_bump_scale
    with higher values until you find what you like. I use around 12 - 15 to get it how i like it
     
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  17. Josie

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    okay great. i didnt wanna mess up the file by not following the ingame settings. i see you have added LFB. though the ingame settings show LFB 0. so adding like 5-10 would be good also? '

    i do find the setting a little light for me. so i wanted to make sure if it was just best to keep it as it was or still can be personalized! thanks.
     
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  18. pista hufnagel

    pista hufnagel New Member

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    Yesterday I thought about trying to change something in the file, something was always missing.
    I have a T300, in the custom
    file i set the (min force 0.08) and found what I was looking for.
    In game set the gain a bit lower, if you need.
     
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  19. Pandytim99

    Pandytim99 Well-Known Member AMS2 Club Member

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    I personally do enjoy the base ffb but I wonder if a custom one can improve the braking effect, as well as a slight reduction on the road effects, and allow me to get some vibration when running over a kerb and improve the grass effect

    is there a file that does that for a g29?
     
  20. Pandytim99

    Pandytim99 Well-Known Member AMS2 Club Member

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    A similar ffb to rF2? That sounds interesting, would it work on a g29?
     

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