Automobilista 2 V1.6.8 FFB default/default+ settings - What do you run?

Discussion in 'Automobilista 2 - General Discussion' started by AllocDK, Oct 4, 2025 at 1:44 PM.

  1. Odd Socks

    Odd Socks Active Member AMS2 Club Member

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    When racing, I will often hit 10-12Nm.

    My settings are;
    Game, Default+
    gain 50
    LFB 0
    FX 65
    Damping 30
    Menu 52

    Wheel, DD2
    Sen Auto
    FFB 50
    NDP 1
    NFR 4
    NIN 4
    INT 1
    FEI 100
    FOR 100
    SPR 100
    DPR 100
    SHO on
    BFR Max
    BLI Off
     
  2. GJDriessen

    GJDriessen Member

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    Just followed your video (again) after I have used DanielKart's files for a long time. Man, this is such a good video and clear explanation. It has transformed the game for me again. I have my gain much higher now and also added more damping and FX than I used to run. I find the 100 you set in your video to be too much, but around 60-75 it is great to me. Can I buy you a coffee somehow for your effort and help?
     
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  3. Marc Collins

    Marc Collins Internal Tester AMS2 Club Member

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    You are welcome (and I also don't use 100 FX, personally). Give the video a like to help @andy_east123. I had explained this process in the forum about 200 times and was exhausted when we came up with the idea of a nice, detailed, step-by-step video guide.

    It was only worth the effort because so many people like you replied or DM'd me with similar comments about how it transformed the game experience for them. Glad to help one more person!

    It's not a bad idea to retrace the steps any time there is a change to FFB big enough that you notice it. After doing it once, I find you can repeat the process in a very short time without any guide. It's actually quite easy once you familiarize yourself with how each slider affects the forces. Neutralizing all the "crap" on your wheel interfering with the proper FFB is often the hardest part.
     

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