TelemFFB is the telemetry app that enables all of the additional effects. DCS native implementation is limited to the dynamic stick forces and stall buffeting as you are experiencing. Head over to #VPforce-TelemFFB and download the latest from the pinned link. You can read up on TelemFFB in the manual linked in #VPforce Rhino WIP Manual
you can use the vpconf config setting inside the TelemFFB config to load any vpf configurator setup for a whole sim, aircraft category or specific aircraft, depending on where you put the setting in the config: 📃general
TelemFFB does not do anything special for helicopter trim in DCS. That is all handled by the native FFB implementation and the force-trim settings in DCS (for all modules you will want either the "instant" or "default" in their special settings, depending on the module).
There is no virus in TelemFFB. Hundreds of people in here are running it. The source is open on GitHub too if you want to look at it.
Windows defender and some other AV tools will sometimes flag it as a virus however. This is because it is written in Python and compiled with ‘pyinstaller’ which can sometimes result in certain file hashes that are often found in low tech malware that is commonly also written in Python and compiled with pyinstaller.
@walmis after getting my adpater in place yesterday I've only now got around to testing it and I'm unable to get my WinWing F18 stick buttons working. Firmware is v1.0.16 - any suggestions?
Not a single WinWing button is highlighting when clicked in... 1) Microsoft game controllers (which I realise I should ignore anyway) 2) The WebUSB tool 3) The RAW BTN column in the VPforce Configurator
I have grip type selected as "WinWing Adapter" but I've tried all the others as well (just to test) and nothing is working
hum, rember this was the one I sent the picture of that showed the misalignmed of the bottom start piece... so not sure if this one COULD be tested in it's final form (at least not how it arrived to me?)
You can test the internal connections by probing with a multimeter in diode test mode: put the positive(red) probe on GND go through other pins with the negative(black) one. It should read a diode (~0.5-0.7V) on all pins, otherwise it would indicate a broken internal connection.
and ehhh yeah... no obvious soldering problems so I don't think I'm going to be able to fix it myself - wouldn't have guessed there was a whole circuit board in there!
I downloaded the latest WIP from Nov 30th, it worked fine, the program did not install a virus. There is a link in the window that says get help. Virus got installed when I clicked on it.