Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

When I upgraded my tm stock 28 cm rim to 33 cm sparco mod, I got much better feeling.

That 28 cm rim feeled like toy car.

 

Kuku maddogs (in the post above yours) file is a good place to start, the new one from Karsten (a few pages back) is also excellent. try a few and see what you like. but give each one a good few hours even of it feels odd to start, it takes awhile to adjust to each one.

 

Thanks a lot for your reply!
I will do as you say and give some time to each. In the past I used Kuku's one and really liked it, but before posting my previous message, I did search for his file and I went some pages back and have not find his file :/
Need to search more.
Thanks mate!

 

Kuku's file is in his signature of each of his post. It may not show if your looking on certain browsers. It is also on Racedepartment.

 

Thanks a lot man!

 

No problem. Here's a link to Kartens file, it's what im testing at the moment and I am finding it excellent.

https://forum.reizastudios.com/attachments/ffb_custom_settings-txt.30507/

 

That one I have found, thanks! Went to look for it when you talked about it in your first reply. Haven't test it yet thought.
I was trying Kuku's one, and it's nice, but until now it still did not clicked with me.
If I have the time, tomorrow I will try that one

 

Try this post. It has all the Custom FFB files in one zip file. FFB is a very personal thing. What someone may love, another will be less than happy with. Best to try them and see what clicks with you.
Automobilista 2 Custom Force Feedback - Overview & Recommendations

 

Wow, that is cool! And I see it keeps being edited, so it gets updated, very nice!
Thks for it friend!
You guys are being very helpefull, now it is basically up to me!
Many thanks all and happy Christmas!

 

So I finally got my new moza motherboard and have spent all day tuning Karstens latest file to my taste. There are things I like in Danielkarts files (road feel), and things I like in Karstens files (steering), so I made a tune of the two. It is the Hybrid File V1.

 

Damn, I mostly used yours on my T300RS. I have my Moza R9 for less then 1 week now, and now you have a Moza also... What a beautiful coincidence, luck is on my side for sure!
Thanks a lot for your sharing and work!

 

@Alegunner68
I'm new here, where do you get all the files from? Is there a central repository?

Thanks for posting yours. Would help to know what wheel base you use.

 

Check Michael Enright post 4 above yours.
He shared a link to a post where a guy have made a zip file with most of the available profiles.

 

It's the Moza R12. And the file was Karstens from a couple or a few pages ago.

 

Hey Allegunner! Glad you're going your own way. I won't go into these files anymore because I'm absolutely happy with my customs. I hope you have fun with your new base and many happy hours with it. Merry Christmas buddy

Daniel

 

Cheers, same to you and everyone here.

 

The choice of wheel is, in my opinion, the most important factor behind the file itself.Personally, I have 4 different wheels, all of which are different in size and weight.If I change my wheel then I also change my file.It can change the whole feeling with the vibrations with the pendulums with the inertia with the damping and friction with the rotation speed.That's why there will always be very different opinions and experiences even though people use the same file.And of course there are countless other factors as well.Taking these countless and different factors into account is very difficult and can only be done with recommendations and compromises.No matter whether it comes from Reiza or from a base manufacturer or from us modders.In the end, what counts is your own taste and what you expect from a simulation

 

So love this. Will make testing so much easier. Thank you for finding a way for more to enjoy the dedication of others. This type of customization is one of the best parts of sim racing.

 

I genuinely appreciate the compliment, but 99.99% of the work in this instance was accomplished by the authors of the custom-FFB files. I was just some oddball guy scurrying around organizing and compiling relevant AMS2 information into convenient packages. @ricxx does a great job posting updates before I get around d to updating my collection.

Happy New Year!

 

Your work and that of ricxx help people to find their way better in the world of customs. Otherwise it is almost impossible for newcomers to find their way around. A big thank you to both of you for that