Yeah, 100% is fine, but in the current version it could start to jump around between endstops if no
Yeah, 100% is fine, but in the current version it could start to jump around between endstops if no damping is enabled 
WEndstops should feel much improved in the next version
Pso if I have damper, spring etc. set to values on the "Settings" tab what do I need to do with those same settings in the "Effects" tab?
PI have 25% damper set in Settings tab
WIn the Settings those sliders adjust the global gains for that effect class, and in the effects you create an "instance" of that effect, similar how DirectX creates effects in DCS for example.
Pso for my 'global' settings to work I don't need to check the box in the related Effects tab? are totally separate? Sorry I also don't understand what you mean by an 'instance' of the effect, does this mean how much of those effects you will feel from the base when it's told to do so by the game?
Pfeel free to just point me to a google search to explain things not directly related to your software
WSo yeah, the game can create those effects and Rhino can create them internally too, the sliders in Settings adjust the global "volume" of those effects.
Wso for example if spring in Effects is at 100%, and Spring is zero in settings, then the output will be zero
Pso they need to match in both tabs? settings & effects? other wise settinsg is letting it go to say 30% damper but in tab it's set to 0% so you get no damper effect?
Pso your software reads the game to know when to do these effects?
WIt's all done in hardware
Pok, sorry my tiny chimp brain at 1:20am isn't understanding how it can know when to do these awesome things, but you know what? it doesn't matter how it does it I can just enjoy that it does! thanks again walmis.
WHere's a quick diagram of the data flow to conceptualize better. I'll expand this graph in time
PCheers m8
MAnyone want to share the setting profiles they use for say a mi8 or the f18 or warbirds? I've got a lot of reading of old threads to do!
Swhat kind of settings?
Phere's mine (for warbirds):
PThe 'inertia' + damper effect gives it a feeling of some weight in the controls (weight of the actual control surfaces). And once the in-game spring effect kicks in everything feels like I "think" is should feel ... :)) I never flew any airplanes so my 'feeling' can be totally off, but nevertheless I enjoy what I have :))
MHaha yeah I their l threw everything onto 40 percent last night including friction and constant
MI'll watch the video tonight and try to work it out
MInterested to see others as well
MI tried this with the warbirds, it was nice
MThen I tried it with the mig15 and the stick kept beeping and breaking
Swhat are p effects
Pperiodic effects
Pnot sure exactaly how it works but that's the name
Sdoes the spring effect the spring strength coming from dcs
Sor is it an extra spring on top
Pthe spring settings in the 'Settings' tab is the overall spring setting, so from what I understand it gives dcs acess to the % of spring effect you set
Sso then that means that the other sliders basically dont do anything ?
Ssince the only effects I have ever felt from dcs have been spring and periodic only
Pso I'm still not 100% on all this, but from my understanding the Settings tab is the overall settings that the base will use ie. 75% of the spring power can be used by the game etc. then the Effects tab is for setting the strength of the periodic effects that happen.
Pflow chart from Walmis
Soh ok yeah it says gain settings
PI believe the gain setting is the overall "power" setting for the base, like the % of it's full power it can use?
Sthats master gain
Pplz don't quote me on any of this, I'm still very fresh at learning all this stuff lol
Sbut they are all gain, periodic effects gain, spring gain, friction gain etc
S
Pthanks, now my brain hurts. lol
Sno pain no gain
Pyou just killed me
Snp
Syou can flip that equation
Smultiply both sides by input
S(input)(Gain)=Output
Sinput is whatever strength signal dcs is sending then you multiply it by 1 if you want 100% gain and the output is the result of that
Sif you want half gain 50% then its input times 1/2
Pright, well I know who I'll be asking my questions to now