@walmis do i need the powersupply to drive a fan, or is the USB enough?
@walmis do i need the powersupply to drive a fan, or is the USB enough?
WFans are driven from external power
Si really like the idea of a diagram but it would be nice to make the labels more noob friendly. Are internal effects what comes from the forced checkbox? where does the game telemetry enter-is it dynamic device? and why is that a pool? why is sine wave in dynamic device? there is also a checkbox for periodic effects in vpconfigurator-does this digram mean there are two sources of sine wave-the game and the firmware?
WIt would also be helpful to have the explanations as a pop up when hovering over the setting. Fortunately I think the default settings work great out of box for DCS.
WAlso is my understanding right that if I use just the Config tool and DCS, the only FFB effects I would get would be based on the FFB programmed into the particular aircraft — hence better FFB for F-14 vs the Hornet. If I want more FFB, I would need to use some telemetry export to convert that to FFB to the stick?
AThe way I understand it: internal effects are what you configure in the rhino app, dynamic are what come from the game. When they are greyed out, it’s because dynamic, by default, overrides internal. Therefore it means in this example, spring and damper come from the game and therefore ignore the internal setup effects. The forced enabled would basically stop this override from happening
AInertia and friction aren’t being applied from the game, so they continue to exist as configured in the rhino app
APeriodic effects are effects are like Sine — currently they can only come from the game
WThank you @amadeus … very clear explanations
ANpnp! We are all learning together 
WThe feel of the stick with FFB is quite a game changer. I love how there almost no stick pressure on the runway in the P51 but it becomes harder to move control surfaces when you pick up speed.
WI also liked how this works pretty much out of the box for Apache and Huey
WThe Configurator tool is pretty intimidating but I appreciate the flexibility
Sthat diagram needs to go in the manual google doc!
Sthe bf109k4 also feels great on the runway
KIs there a way to get the stick to fall forward realistically when you're just on the runway? For me, the stick just stays put whereever I move it (but still gets loading from propwash and on takeoff
RThat’s on the game simulating the weight of the elevators or any down spring in the linkage. Most aren’t doing that.
KThis is a competing product, but the presenter is saying that this is the game actually doing this - shown for both DCS and IL-2
https://youtu.be/jQm2SC3fW5g?t=390
I only have spring and damper enabled as per Walmis's set up.
I wonder if it is the damper preventing the stick from falling forward
https://youtu.be/jQm2SC3fW5g?t=390
I only have spring and damper enabled as per Walmis's set up.
I wonder if it is the damper preventing the stick from falling forward
YouTubeJust Fly It
Друзья, всем привет!
В этом ролике рассказываю вам о прототипе джойстика с обратной связью от Романа (Propeller). А также о том, что может нам дать фидбек в симуляторах и как с этим обстоит дело сейчас!
Отдельное спасибо Роману за возможность быть первым "испытателем" его устройства!
В этом ролике рассказываю вам о прототипе джойстика с обратной связью от Романа (Propeller). А также о том, что может нам дать фидбек в симуляторах и как с этим обстоит дело сейчас!
Отдельное спасибо Роману за возможность быть первым "испытателем" его устройства!
Ktimestamped btw
RI mean, that just looks like stick weight pulling it forward.
RWhen I put my warthog F-16 on my Sidewinder rig it does that.
Kcheck at 7:35, it will fall forward even if he pulls it back first
Kmaking me think that it isn't just the weight
Athe ww1 planes model elevator droop
RHe’s only ever letting it go at idle power from center. It also does a full flop to upper left when he cuts power.
Abut they tend to center ailerons without airflow
KI just rented the P47 in dcs
KI'm gonna test it
RI must admit, for IL2 I’m a P-38 lifer so I’m still on my Saitek yoke when ever I play that.
RAnd I’m Tomcat all day on DCS. And that definitely slams the stick to the plane’s trimmed spring center when you load in.
GThe 14 effects are fantastic. The only thing missing is g loading
GThe loading and unloading at speed when you trim is the best of any fast mover, IMO
RYea no bobweight and no eddy current damper
Kjust going through my settings again, do I need this enabled if I have this at 100
SDCS doesn’t model that which is a bit of an immersion killer. My understanding is that DCS uses only spring effect including offset center (trim) and periodic effects (shaking). It is on ED to first add the other effects to DCS core and then module makers can implement wider range of effects for us.
Ai tried out the F-14 the other day, one thing I noticed is that it had my stick WAAAY forward constantly, is there something I was missing from a configuration perspective?
GNo, that's representative of the real thing
GI'm sure there would be a way to adjust it, but that's how it's supposed to be. Most jets have limited forward travel, because the meat servos in the pilot seat can't handle nearly as much negative g as we can positive
KInteresting, as @andyhill said, WW1 planes model the droop
KI wonder if we pestered the devs, they could apply that feature to the older planes in the game
SThere is no WW1 planes in DCS so he probably meant in IL-2 WW1 planes model the droop.
Kyes, that's what I meant, sorry
Kfor now, I'm trying to fix the BF-109 trimming issue. Seems applying a -20 pitch offset does the trick, but I'm not sure if it will mess up the FFB
RAsking the DCS devs to do something is a field that bares no crop. They work to their own twisted calendar of graphics updates and Eldritch bug generating core revisions.
KI meant the IL-2 Devs, although I think you're right about both
RYea IL-2 is better at suggestions. Unless it’s to do with the Pacific theater. Then it’s a diamond wall.
RThey have their rut and by gum they plan to live in it!
Kalso another odd quirk I found. with the WW1 planes in IL2, the droop is modeled, so long as you don't alt-tab. Once you alt tab, all the other FFB effects work, but that one breaks
RProbably some initialization state that doesn’t reinstate when you go back into the game. Do they droop AFTER a flight?
KLanding a plane? Who has time for that?
Just kidding, I'll try it out once I get some more time
Just kidding, I'll try it out once I get some more time
RIt does show it’s doable somewhere in DirectX FFB.