You need to run it once to get a prefix, then winetricks in that prefix
You need to run it once to get a prefix, then winetricks in that prefix
BPerfect
Dah yeah it installed but it's all whack at the moment
DManaged to get it installing, took some extra help but on my way now!
TIs Force Feedback supported in MSFS?
or is Force Feedback only implemented so far in DCS and IL-2?
or is Force Feedback only implemented so far in DCS and IL-2?
TMSFS doesn't support DX force feedback natively
TMay need XPForce, but it isn't very flexible in its options
TWhere can I find what DX and XPForce do and the differences between the 2?
I know only VPForce FFB
https://vpforcecontrols.com/usb/rhino/
I know only VPForce FFB
https://vpforcecontrols.com/usb/rhino/
DI believe DX refers to DirectX which to my limited understanding has to do with controller support
TYeah it doesn't have any DirectX effects
TIt's just plain stick
TUnless VPForce is able to tap into SimVars and create effects in house
WSimVars? I thought SimConnect is for MSFS
TYe, we're discussing MSFS FFB
Tok, so it works fine with DCS and IL-2, but not really with MSFS. Got it!
(I originally thought it would also work with MSFS as I have a motion rig (SFX DIY hardware) that works with the telemetry (SRS software) out of DCS, IL-2 and MSFS)
(I originally thought it would also work with MSFS as I have a motion rig (SFX DIY hardware) that works with the telemetry (SRS software) out of DCS, IL-2 and MSFS)
WIf anyone get keybindings in DCS broken after update (because the VPforce device name got changed), you can run the following command in cmd to rename all the keybinding files in DCS Saved games directory Config/Input
Replace 9E573EDE-7734-11d2-8D4A-23903FB6BDF7 with your unique ID
for /r %x in (*9E573EDE-7734-11d2-8D4A-23903FB6BDF7*.diff.lua) do ren "%x" "VPforce Rhino FFB Joystick {9E573EDE-7734-11d2-8D4A-3903FB6BDF7}.diff.lua"Replace 9E573EDE-7734-11d2-8D4A-23903FB6BDF7 with your unique ID
Fokay, i just tested to use the x axis of my rhino as rudder and chose pedals trimmer mode "INSTANT TRIM (FFB FRIENDLY)"... well, sadly it doesn't work. what works is the removal of spring force during holding down the trimmer button. but after release the stick snaps back to center and doesn't hold the intended position. i guess we need ED for built-in support here. because the lack of existing FFB pedals this might take a while 
For some magic mojo via FFB pedal firmware if someone ever builds a set of pedals with a DIY kit.
Dthanks for trying
Fwell, it could work by going the dirty hack way that Brunner is doing. trimming from the "outside" of DCS. but only for the pedals, since for a cyclic it works superb in DCS.
Fbasically forcing and holding the position, just for the pedal device.
Shttps://www.reddit.com/r/hoggit/comments/x45xgb/c130j_ffb_support_send_dev_a_ffb_stick/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share
The C-130 devs need a FFB base
The C-130 devs need a FFB base
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CHold up
CWalmis is from Lithuania?
CHoly jesus why was I always thinking he is czech 
WYep yep 
Cbrain fart moment 
YThe gimbal on the rhino is 3d printed, correct?
Are there any concerns of someone (not I I swear) getting to enthusiastic?
Are there any concerns of someone (not I I swear) getting to enthusiastic?
Dram jam and mashing the stick? i hope not 
YI don't normally fly that way but mistakes happen
Dyeah don't worry, it just reminds me to a kid at this one aviation museum mashing the pedals and stick as if he was making wine or something
Dpoor demonstrator :(
CHello, I tested il Il2 the new "HW trim" mapped to a potentiometer : it worked great. Many thanks !
HThis question might have been asked before, but if so I couldn't find it. How useful would a ffb stick be for a fly-by-wire plane, e.g F/A-8 of F-16?
DAFAIK, however - im not sure how far this is implemented in DCS
but most Aircraft, FBW included - would have a system in place that would artificially restrain the controls using springs or some kind of computer, so the pilot isn't just yanking a dead piece of metal around while the plane flies all over the place... (except for F-16's ofcourse, that's force sensing!)
if it's enabled in DCS, you could try it in the harrier and manually disable the artificial feel system (i believe i saw a switch for that atleast)
but most Aircraft, FBW included - would have a system in place that would artificially restrain the controls using springs or some kind of computer, so the pilot isn't just yanking a dead piece of metal around while the plane flies all over the place... (except for F-16's ofcourse, that's force sensing!)
if it's enabled in DCS, you could try it in the harrier and manually disable the artificial feel system (i believe i saw a switch for that atleast)
Dbut again, no idea if it's at all implemented
CEven if there would be no good FFB in a module I suppose you can turn the base into a normal spring stick (that's just my rough guess, not really sure how does all of that work, really )
)Dor use the new trim function to - well... trim things!
P@walmis do you plan on shipping some more Rhinos this week?
S^ this
Idk for sure but I think DCS itself handles spring and damper if there's no special FFB implementation in the module. I should try the Harrier again...
For other software (like MSFS because it doesn't support FFB (yet
) and in my opinion XPForce is really not good in MSFS) you can set the stock parameters in the Rhino Software like spring, damper, friction, ...
Idk for sure but I think DCS itself handles spring and damper if there's no special FFB implementation in the module. I should try the Harrier again...
For other software (like MSFS because it doesn't support FFB (yet
) and in my opinion XPForce is really not good in MSFS) you can set the stock parameters in the Rhino Software like spring, damper, friction, ...Cthat itself already sounds so much better than having a regular spring base...dampers 
AIdeally (I don't own the Rhino so can't tell from experience) you can use an FFB stick just like a regular stick with incredible amount of adjustability
AOr you can use it to replicate the specific feel of any given stick, for example different amount of travel or resistance on elevator / aileron, different kinds of centering feels etc.
AIt's of course entirely up to the stick and its software just how well that's going to work and like I said I don't have the Rhino so I just don't know
SThe customisation options for the Rhino are already very good so your assumptions are correct 
Pthe closer I get to being able to start building my simpit, the more desperately I want my turn in the preorder to come
AHarrier at the moment doesn't support the stick "center" moving under trim, we've raised this on the ED forum and no word from the developer about fixing it. Many other modules, such as the F-5E and F-14, do support this, however.
VDoes the rhino software always run in the background? Is it hooked into export lua? If so, the rhino software could detect that you're flying a module that does not support changing stick center based on trim, and when you push the trim hat it could trim the stick at the hardware level?
FIt doesn't need to run in the background. You set it up and once you've got it the way you want it doesn't need to run. Nothing to do with the exports either afaik
FHardware trim is planned out might even already be out, I haven't installed the latest update yet
VYeah that would work fine, I guess I was referring to it from the perspective of being in VR and flying the F14, then switching to a different jet that did not support the center moving under trim without having to get back into the software and turn off that hardware trim, potentially restarting the sim? I assume having hardware trim turned on and then jumping into a jet that supports centering trim would conflict in some manner?