Simhub - bass shakers Wheelslip

I just wanted to give a few tricks I've learned as there is no Bass Shaker config for games. In audio there is a setting called LFE. Try turning it up. Try it on different places on the slider. This setting controls low frequency effects. Also I have found a dedicated sound card can give one more frequency response than just a cheap 45 dollar mini 50 watt amp from online vendors.(They work on a budget but do not produce as much finite detail.)

 

to those using SIMHUB & looking for an early warning effect that ramps up before you have completely lost grip in AMS2

try using the "TRACTION LOSS" effect in conjuction with "WHEELS SLIP"

ive had abit of success using both & adjusting the threshold of traction loss so that you can use it as a "heavy" tyre slip effect, that allows you to choose at which point this effect kicks in

 

just an update on my previous post, i am back to using just WHEEL SLIP without stacking it to a secondary effect, though using 2 combined effects for awhile did give me some insight into how i could better adjust the curve so the effect ramps up exactly where i want it to, quite happy with it now, ill post my settings but obviously these are specific to my own hardware
i have 4 Dayton TT25-8, 2 under pedal plate & 2 under seat

Curve

Pedals

Seat

 

last post for me here, ive finished my AMS2 Simhub profile & decided to share it for anyone interested in using some or all of what ive done, ive ensured that the effects are not clipping & have managed to use the Traction Loss effect for more of a lateral warp in the tyres feeling when approaching the limit & the Wheel Slip effect for the tyres spining, locking up, sliding

quite happy with the end result, again this is specific to my hardware (4 bass shakers, 2 under pedal tray, 2 under seat) but i have labeled the sound outputs to make it easier for people to convert it to their own setup
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