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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. Denis_W

    Denis_W Member

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    I wish we could have different FX settings, for each car, individually.
     
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  2. Danielkart

    Danielkart Well-Known Member

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    I think people's hardware is too different. The physics of the cars and the tracks are too different. People's preferences and ideas are too different. This is a small compromise and can be quickly adjusted to adapt the "FX" value to the car and personal taste. Think about the setup of the cars and what else you can adjust and change, which can be much more complicated. I don't know of any simulation where I can drive every car with the same FFB settings, unless it is a simulation that was only made for one class. Ams2 is too versatile for that with all the different cars and tracks;)
     
  3. MoonieGT

    MoonieGT New Member

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    I’m enjoying your file. I’m trying to play around with some of the values to see what happens. In particular, I’m trying to lessen the strength of the countersteer feeling when the back end comes loose. Is there a value or two to reduce that are tied to that? Thanks for all your work on this file and for sharing it!

     
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    MoonieGT New Member

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    Lowering Yaw Ramp to 1.24-1.4 seems to have help.
     
  5. elAustrio

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    Hey Guys,

    I am using the V6000 Extreme 6 with my Moza R5 and I really like it. The only problem I have, when reaching a certain speed, the wheel starts vibrating like crazy. With other custom ffbs I just feel slight bumps on the track bit with the V6000 it's crazy. What could I change in the file to stop it from doing that. Changing FX in game doesn't help, I have tried it with 0 FX and it's still vibrating crazy, eg on the straight in Monza.
     
  6. Danielkart

    Danielkart Well-Known Member

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    Hello!
    Unfortunately, the Moza R5 is very susceptible to vibrations, the steering axle does not run well and has unfavorable notches. I can reduce my Moza R21 to 5Nm and have no problems with it. But you can increase “Natural Inertia” in your R5 settings. Go to 200-250% that should solve your problem
    Addendum:
    Update your base firmware to the latest version if you have not already done so
     
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  7. elAustrio

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    Thanks for your reply.
    Natural Inertia makes it better, definetly, but not perfect.
    I wonder what value in the file is responsible for that. Like I said, with other ffbs I dont have that problem.
     

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