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#3515532 - 02/10/12 04:28 AM
Re: Sim Racing, how to start?
[Re: Staniol]
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Hi, its me again.
Can someone help me with some settings for the Logitech Formula Force ex in Rfactor?
I have problem understanding the force feedback (especially why it has negative values), digital rates, sensitivity.
Everything is working, it just doesn't feel right compare to the SimBin games i played. Mr Hill can help a bit further for he has that wheel, but the negative numbers have something to do with the drivers for the wheel itself... For some reason some wheel have reversed, and others have overly strong feedback... My G27 runs in reverse... I run around -60 up to -90 to get a good strong FFB... Digital rates are for controllers more so then wheels, so set them low to off... I could be wrong but that's what I've found comfortable... Sensitivity is also mainly for control pads... And for a wheel it's best to leave them at the default settings... The main thing is though, to play around and find out what works best for you... As feeling comfortable behind the wheel is the most important thing...
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#3515535 - 02/10/12 04:42 AM
Re: Sim Racing, how to start?
[Re: Pumbaa666]
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Hi, its me again.
Can someone help me with some settings for the Logitech Formula Force ex in Rfactor?
I have problem understanding the force feedback (especially why it has negative values), digital rates, sensitivity.
Everything is working, it just doesn't feel right compare to the SimBin games i played. Mr Hill can help a bit further for he has that wheel, but the negative numbers have something to do with the drivers for the wheel itself... For some reason some wheel have reversed, and others have overly strong feedback... My G27 runs in reverse... I run around -60 up to -90 to get a good strong FFB... Digital rates are for controllers more so then wheels, so set them low to off... I could be wrong but that's what I've found comfortable... Sensitivity is also mainly for control pads... And for a wheel it's best to leave them at the default settings... The main thing is though, to play around and find out what works best for you... As feeling comfortable behind the wheel is the most important thing... Negative value for negative force, that would explain some strange behavior, will give it a try, thanks for your help!
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#3515711 - 02/10/12 11:08 AM
Re: Sim Racing, how to start?
[Re: Staniol]
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Okay my wheel settings are the same as DB's mostly. on the slider bar i have that set at -65 set the thing below to wheel and the effects to medium, it provides just enough for the right feeling, though i do use -70 on some mods if i feel its a bit washy by -65 and medium and wheel does the trick just fine 
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#3515725 - 02/10/12 11:23 AM
Re: Sim Racing, how to start?
[Re: Staniol]
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The Digital Rates are for controllers, they have no impact on an axis such as a steering wheel or pedals. However, if you set a button to be the clutch, for example...as the game is looking for an axis for a clutch control, it will have an impact on that. Lowering the rates will cause a more gradual release of the function. Increasing them will cause more of an on/off function of the function.
The Sensitivity settings affects whatever controller you are using, though.
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#3522843 - 02/20/12 01:36 PM
Re: Sim Racing, how to start?
[Re: Staniol]
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Hi all,
any recommended addon/utility for Rfactor, which is not eyecandy, but really useful? (HUD, FFB and such?)
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#3522847 - 02/20/12 01:44 PM
Re: Sim Racing, how to start?
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Realfeel FFB is a great mod, that will make the game feel a lot better, definitely recommend it!
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#3522944 - 02/20/12 04:06 PM
Re: Sim Racing, how to start?
[Re: Ragtop]
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Realfeel FFB is a great mod, that will make the game feel a lot better, definitely recommend it! I installed it, but I assume that I have to configure it correctly since it feels worse than it was before. Any premade ini file for a formula force ex?
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#3523294 - 02/21/12 05:09 AM
Re: Sim Racing, how to start?
[Re: Staniol]
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Three rfactor things that i couldn't live without.... 1. XD Hud. Shows additional info about your car and player standings. Not as fancy as some but has everything you need and nothing you dont. http://www.vitumo.de/2. Hi res mirror. Extract mirror.bmp and drop into gamedata/vehicles HiRes Mirror download 3. rFConnect. Handy little tool for instant connection to a sever (providing you know the IP address) SimHQ is 209.200.231.205:34297 If we have more than one sever running then additional servers will use subsequent port numbers ie. 209.200.231.205:34298, 209.200.231.205:34299 etc.. rFconnect download
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#3523454 - 02/21/12 11:22 AM
Re: Sim Racing, how to start?
[Re: Staniol]
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Realfeel FFB is a great mod, that will make the game feel a lot better, definitely recommend it! I installed it, but I assume that I have to configure it correctly since it feels worse than it was before. Any premade ini file for a formula force ex? Yes, it's completely configurable with the LCTRL and RCTRL + NumPad buttons.  It is also not compatible with every mod, and others will need you to reverse the force, so be careful with that.
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#3523890 - 02/21/12 10:40 PM
Re: Sim Racing, how to start?
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Simbin games really are some of the best racing sims.
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