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FFB meter

2 posts by 1 person · 16 Nov 2012 23:32 UTC - 16 Nov 2012 23:33 UTC

Mario Petrinovic 16 Nov 2012 23:32 UTC#126
Well, I am having 123/100/100/50 (I am still searching for "the right" Overall, this isn't the final one, probably "the right" one will be a little bit stronger), "Allow..." unchecked, in-game 20.0/50, linear, cockpitLookDeadZone 0.000000, profiler sensitivity 50%. I am testing with Skippy on Spa. Now, believe me, I do feel STRONG forces with these settings, but my FFB meter is 98% of the time in green. Now, doesn't this tell you that I am doing something RIGHT. This is in tune with what I thought, and what I wrote about in iRacing's forum, long time ago. Damper and Spring CALM DOWN FFB forces. Instead of not using Damper and Spring, and keep FFB forces ERATIC, WITHOUT A CONTROL, and therefore being forced to use VERY LOW strength, you SHOULD use the FFB like it is INTENDED to be used, with Damper and Spring, and only then you will get expected (by designers) results, and expected and designed behaviour of your FFB wheel.
Mario Petrinovic: Well, I am having 123/100/100/50 (I am still searching for "the right" Overall, this isn't the final one, probably "the right" one will be a little bit stronger), "Allow..." unchecked, in-game 20.0/50, linear, cockpitLookDeadZone 0.000000, profiler sensitivity 50%. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Oh yes, Centering Spring also unchecked.

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