N- What is your
engine_rumble_lowrpm? Did you modify it from the default 650? - Does the effect stop (when its 'stuck) if you pause the sim?
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SI set it to 0.2 max, and at that setting that happens in the video
Nnot the intensity, the RPM value..
Sand testing the same at 0.15 it doen't happen at all after several restarts of the engine
SI just changed the value not the rpm
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Nwith the engine stopped, but the effect still playing... look at the Telemetry output in TelemFFB.. what do you see for 'PropRPM`?
Sin the effects tab is not showing the engine rumble
Sbut i'll check
Sengine cut, and propeller read zero in the app and rhino shaking!!!
Nand if you shut down while watching the effects tab, you see the engine rumble effect dissapear? And you see entries like this in the TelemFFB log?
Syes!!
Sthe effect goes away and the log checks and the rhino keeps shaking and I only can make it stop with the emergency button or by it self with the X error
NSet it back to 0.2 in TelemFFB but drop your periodic effects slider in VPConf to %25 (and apply).. see if it still happens. That should be a pretty good indication as to whether TelemFFB is the cause, or if its something with the Rhino config
Sok, just to make sure its clear, at 0.15 I don't have the problem.. just at 0.2 and wilco.
Nagreed, but this also changes the amount of power the Rhino is pulling when generating the effects... reducing the slider in vpconf will have the same net effect
Seffects slider at %25 I cant reproduce the problem and after that I set it again to 50 and started right away with it! I managed to put it at %0 the effects slider and rhino continued to shake and then stopped it with debug - reset motors.
Sso, looks like its not TelemFFB..
WI'm starting wondering if the rumble is the result of self-oscillation.
@snooperoldschool can you use the snipping tool to grab a screenshot of both effects and settings tabs
@snooperoldschool can you use the snipping tool to grab a screenshot of both effects and settings tabs
Sbut the Periodic effects LPF from 20 to 15 helped to take more time till it shows
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Scould be inertia?
WYeah, it adds instability
WTry disabling it
WOr set inertia LPF to 3Hz
Si'll go first to 3hz
Stried it engine_rumble_lowrpm_intensity = 0.25 and did not showed the issue
N@walmis - before I get too deep in how to add FF, does the circuit/software require there to be x and y axis inputs? I’m thinking for my purposes that I might use cables to transmit forces to my existing stick and keep using the stick for control inputs while the motors add the forces. I was thinking the motors themselves have encoders that the control circuit and software uses or do they need the axes inputs to function?
WNot really sure what's the question, but yeah, the motors are the axis sensors
NThe question is if the motor connections are all that’s necessary to get FF and it sounds like that’s true. The analog axis inputs are optional and to duplicate the function of a regular stick is what it sounds like. I’m having to work around some physical constraints and can’t go with the standard box for a stick base. Mine is kind of a kludge if it is to work without some major sim rework.
AJust hooked up the 86BFL04 for the first time. The motor is recognized by the configurator tool, but no Axis output is displayed. Does the kill switch have to be installed for this to work? (Couldn’t see it on the wiring diagram) or do i have to change something in the configuration for it to work?
WIf a single motor is attached disable the unused axis in the configurator
P@snooperoldschool @walmis FWIW - I too had engine effects just continue after Telem and MSFS were terminated. had to unplug stick to get the engine vibes to stop.
AThanks. Will try when i get back home on Saturday.
PI haven't set my Rhino fully up yet because I'm still working on my mounting solution. I do however notice that the belt that controls the pitch squeaks in one small specific part of its travel (the roll belt is totally silent and smooth). Does that mean the pitch belt is too tight? Or something else?
PIf I put my finger on where it's squeaking, it does feel like it has a bit of extra tension during the squeak
PLooking closer at the belt, I see some orange on the belt near the squeak point, but also near the top of the belt so I'm not sure if it's related. Is that normal, or is the belt slightly compromised?
PVideo of the sound
POther belt (totally smooth and quiet)
Wmaybe it rubs a bit with the small pulley's outside wall. You can try a.) Pushing the belt a bit deeper on both pulleys b.) apply some silicone spray c) remove the belt and put it back in a different orientation
POkay, I will try those steps
PPushing the belt closer into the pulley made it much quieter 
I will experiment further as needed using your advice.
I will experiment further as needed using your advice.Swhoopsy:
Exception in thread Thread-2:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 450, in process_data
File "aircrafts_msfs.py", line 694, in on_telemetry
File "aircrafts_msfs.py", line 438, in _update_flight_controls
File "aircrafts_msfs.py", line 350, in _update_fbw_flight_controls
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During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 67, in printing_exc
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 98, in wrapper
File "main.py", line 489, in run
File "main.py", line 454, in process_data
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 39, in print_exc
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During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "threading.py", line 1009, in _bootstrap_inner
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 92, in wrapper
File "contextlib.py", line 153, in exit
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 70, in printing_exc
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 39, in print_exc
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'write'
Exception in thread Thread-2:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "main.py", line 450, in process_data
File "aircrafts_msfs.py", line 694, in on_telemetry
File "aircrafts_msfs.py", line 438, in _update_flight_controls
File "aircrafts_msfs.py", line 350, in _update_fbw_flight_controls
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'setCondition'
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 67, in printing_exc
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 98, in wrapper
File "main.py", line 489, in run
File "main.py", line 454, in process_data
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 39, in print_exc
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'write'
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "threading.py", line 1009, in _bootstrap_inner
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 92, in wrapper
File "contextlib.py", line 153, in exit
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 70, in printing_exc
File "traceback_with_variables\print.py", line 39, in print_exc
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Sflying with the C310S
Nmilviz/blackbird?
MAny plans, or is it possible, to have a 1/2 deflection stop in the y axis forward when flying the dcs F-15E? There's a new setting that mimics the real jet's reduced forward range, but the rhino will push through it in to a large zone of no input
Smilviz