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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. carloscepinha

    carloscepinha caaarlosYT

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    I noticed that, I have a F1 wheel on the old DD1, and I miss that "rotation speed" slider that is common on the SC2 or other more modern wheelbases.

    I found out from you that I should reduce the "Force Effect Intensity" FEI slider, I thought the default and recommended by "standard" profiles of 100 was the true default natural value, but in reality that slider is an artificial booster for small effects.

    When I mention the "FX slider" is the standard ams2 sliders from your recommended settings, I'm also agreeing with your comment, I would rather find solutions on:
    wheelbase software and ams2 configurations first,
    touching anything in the custom ffb file can make the file good for 1 car, but worse for all others.

    and tbh after what I tested, your file was very good when switching cars, something that used to be hard for me on many files, where I could use Custom for 1 car but go back to default for others because of inconsistency.


    The drawback you're talking about is exactly my current difficulty, I want to make the wheel more "loose" to feel better if the rear end of a GT3 car is drifting, feel the slip angle, but if I go on a taller kerb the wheel hits me violently.
    If I put damper the kerb becomes less violent, track texture is less violent etc, more natural, but then it's smooth and small rear end effects are missed.
    It has been rare these days but I notice if tires heat a bit more over ideal point, become over inflated, there are things that we do not feel on the steering wheel, just turn into a medium fast corner carry a tiny but more speed and suddenly the car starts sliding but you don't feel anything on the steering wheel.
     

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