Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

That's the advantage of a custom file, it can be constantly adjusted and improved and also react to the current physics. Of course there are limits and, above all, it has to be implemented. For example, if I reduce or increase the roughness of the tires, that's not progress for me, it's just personal taste. Maybe the progress will continue, maybe it won't go any further. Unfortunately, I can't give you an exact answer

 

Hey guys which file would be best for a Logitech Pro DD?..TIA.

 

there is a tool called google, i used it for u and it says 11NM. A pleasure.

 

For Logitech? It's irrelevant. It's a machine
For you, test some and see what makes more sense to you. No one has the power to know what you like or need

 

Uploaded an update to the FFB file collection that includes Daniel's V400 series & Joaquim's Full bodied series. Find it here.

 

Hallo, Daniel,
Ich finde den V400 großartig. Was und wo müsste ich in deiner Datei ändern, um die Mitte etwas enger zu machen. Entschuldigung für mein Englisch.

 

Hey Michael!
What kind of base do you use?Which file?Your IN-game settings?

 

Man, ten billion of thanks for these. Absolutely the best FFB I have had in AMS2 so far (CSL DD 8Nm, latest beta). Gigantisch gut!

 

@Danielkart Many thanks for these files!
I've been using your files for a long time and they have always felt great, but this latest v400 is next level. I can feel a lot more detail and cars are actually easier to drive. Great work!

(fyi CSL 8Nm using 6-8Nm file)

 

Thanks for your feedback. Yes, it is actually interesting for me to know which base. This way I can improve the files next time if necessary. But I think the V400 will be fun for many months. I don't see any need to change anything at the moment
Enjoy Ams2 and have fun with the files

 

I couldn't agree more. I have been using your files for several months now but the v400 is a huge step forward. I run a simucube 2 pro with pretty heavy ffb and your heaviest v400 file has completely eliminated any oscillation...and feels absolutely fantastic!

 

@Danielkart

Using a TS-PC base here, and the V400 number 3 file 6-8 nm

With dampening turned off in the driver and in game 0, i'm still feeling a heavy amount of dampening? What setting do i adjust to experiment with lower amounts?

Thx

 

Hello! I know there are bases that work a little differently with the forces, including Logitech and TS PC Base. It's difficult for me to say what they can do because I don't know the base. Try the 4th file with the same settings. This might help because this file works with less force and therefore with less damping. The 2nd option is to change a value in this line:

(steering_angle_rack (* (+ steering_angle_FL steering_angle_FR) 0.75 3.14159265 ratio_scale))

Change the value 0.75 to 0.6 .

Maybe another custom for your base is better, that can of course be the case. Also try files from other modders

 

Yes, file 4 is a much better fit. My base is belt driven and around 6nm, so i hadn't considered the fourth one. I'll play about with it and see what settings are best.

Thanks again!

 

Yes, Thrustmaster and Logitech sometimes process the forces a little differently and the damping is also processed differently. It may make sense to use a different file

 

I always try every new Customs, just to come back to your files, thank you!

FIle 2 is The choice for my TM-TX even It seems it a bit overdamped.
File 3 is less informative but overdamped too.

Will try your suggestion to reduce damping some posts ago.

 

Hello Daniel, I also use the Simucube 2 Pro. I first tested the V400 12-13 Nm. Filter out everyone on the base and use the same settings as yours. Get 55 in game and FX 15. I just wish it was a little tighter in the middle. Thanks

 

Hi Michael!
To make the middle a little tighter you can use a little friction on your base 2-3% should be enough. However, I wouldn't recommend more than about 6-7%. Friction causes the wheel to oscillate if it is set too high. You can also test this outside of the game. Go to the base settings (Truedrive) and increase friction. Depending on the wheel (size and weight) it will start to swing. Of course, they also take this swinging into the game. That's why it's better to have no friction or only very little to make the middle a tighter
littleIncreasing your in-game value from 55% to 62% will also give you more center. The file is precisely tailored to this 62%. tighter
Increasing your in-game value from 55% to 62% will also give you more center. The file is precisely tailored to this 62%.

 

Is there a custom FFB file you would recommend for a CSL Elite belt-driven wheelbase? Right now, I'm just using the Default+.

 

This post has so many topics that I'm lost, what would be the best option for a Thrustmaster TSPC? What page would the file be on?