WYou can download the last binary release here: https://github.com/walmis/VPforce-TelemFFB/releases/tag/v0.1.3
DI've done it, I've download everything but now i'm kina stuck
HThank you 
Dinstalled git and python, downloaded telem ffb but know i don't understand what to do
WIf you downloaded the binary release, just run the .exe
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Dso no need to do CMD?
WThat's just to get it running from source code
Dso i'm good and just need to launch dcs now?
Dand i'll have to run the .exe each time i launch dcs?
WYes, but keep in mind this is the early release, so not all aircraft are fully configured/implemented.
DOkay, thanks a lot!
Dwith this, I can't have the effect like airbrake?
NAirbrake, gear and afterburner were only recently implemented in the ‘wip’ branch. You would have to grab a copy of that branch to get those effects
DIt's as easy as for the other?
NYou said you already installed python and git? If you create a directory where you want to put the version, and open a command prompt in that directory…. You can use
That will clone the source code into that directory. Then CD into the new TelemFFB directory and do a
You can then run the app by doing
git clone -b wip https://github.com/walmis/VPforce-TelemFFB.gitThat will clone the source code into that directory. Then CD into the new TelemFFB directory and do a
pip install requirements.txtYou can then run the app by doing
python main.pyWell... That's what I dont understand...
DA directory?
How do I use git clone...
CD?
Pip instal?
How do I use git clone...
CD?
Pip instal?
DI'm sure it would be easy if it was in my language but in english thats unclear
JSecond this. any chance of a release update for those of us that appreciate all the behind the scenes work, but don't speak git?
DDid it!
Dnow another question
Din FFB plan I get a bigger amount of force (on regular mouvement without effect like just pulling the stick than on non FFB plane (for example in mirage 2000 I feel like the stick is far less strong than on F14)
Dis there a way of getting it harder on non FFB plane?
WM2K has hardcoded FFB values of 0.65, you can change it here:
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Ais there a similar thing for the 16?
JOK - Dumb question. Fired up DCS - FFB is on in the settings and the pitch/roll isnt detected.
JIt's showing in VP software - but not DCS
Edit: Disregard
Edit: Disregard
KIt’s been 3 hours. I hope you’ve been flying the whole time!
JLOL! I have been! I've been doing some re-binding, unfortunately. But I can say the warbird feel is incredible. The A10 I don't feel much but the feedback/resistence is real nice.
Aprobably suffering from a catastrophic case of w-f
JAlso, the helis don't give me much other than the trim
Athey don't
Atelemffb might, I don't have experience with it yet
JI was JUST reading that.
Aafaik telemffb should enable lots of different effects on all kinds of flying things
JI’ll try that next!
NReceived my Rhino today! Planning to use it directly with my f18 thrustmaster grip
NIs it possible to attach it with an angle offset?
WNot with the stock mount, it has the TM star pattern and fixed connector
NAhh ok good, had a spare virpil extension, fits perfectly now
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NOk got it all working, first time for me using FFB, the amount of imersion it offers is insane. Now I need to try TelemFFB. Its just running the exe along with dcs as mentioned above, also dont speak git 
In those releases is it just general effects for all planes, or are there specific ones already supported?
In those releases is it just general effects for all planes, or are there specific ones already supported?
JThere are global settings v over all planes, but you can config per type in the config.ini. Some aircraft already have their dedicated settings.
Nsweet thanks!
KYea! Another convert. Impossible to go back to even what we considered "high-end" before. Right now for DCS it would serve you well to understand how TelemFFB works and use it to tune to the plane you fly the most. For MSFS and XPlane there is XPForce which also allows you to tune all planes, but it's not that great... but it is cheap.
Nyeah, definitely have a look through the config.ini file. Most of the settings are pretty self explanatory and / or have a description which attempts to explain what they do.