I use the static force in effects to "trim" that out
I use the static force in effects to "trim" that out
GAlso under spring in the ffects tab turn on adaptive recentering
FSo simple. Many thanks.
HIn fact the correct way is to use the "balance spring" feature, if you put your mouse over the feature it says it adds a force to counteract grip weight. This is exactly what you need. Moreover it is a very useful feature as you can add force left, right, top, bottom.
The best way to setup it is to launch dcs with the huey for instance, as it has the force trim (if you do not have it you can enable hardware force trim for testing purpose), then you use for trim at different points, top left, top right, and so on, you see where the circle is and where the blue point is, and you add force so the blue point stays in circle.
The best way to setup it is to launch dcs with the huey for instance, as it has the force trim (if you do not have it you can enable hardware force trim for testing purpose), then you use for trim at different points, top left, top right, and so on, you see where the circle is and where the blue point is, and you add force so the blue point stays in circle.
HLook what my settings are, I have the same setup as you, a Z extension on the base. Not the same grip I think though, so you will need to adjust the numbers.
SWhile of course not rocket science i assume, looking at all those options i think for a while ill miss the ease of install of a non ffb cam stick base 
Srealism is complicated 
SI recently had an issue with DCS on a particular private multiplayer server where TelemFFB showed that it was not connected to DCS. My haptic seat software (SimShaker Aviators) also would not connect. Is there some server-side setting that limits communication with the export LUA?
JSome servers have player export turned off. It is an anti cheat issue. It isn't necessary to address to address cheating, if you are friendly with the admins you could suggest they enable only that option or find other servers to play on.
SAwesome, thank you! I am totally ignorant about server-side stuff. This is my virtual squadron's private server where cheating isn't an issue....this would almost certainly be an accidental misconfiguration.
LIn MSFS, using TelemFFB for force trim, the trim reset everytime i hit pause or esc, or when there is a bad stutter. And i cannot retrim it right away until it has recentered itself first.
Wbetter post telemFFB related stuff to https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1093558100713279508
MAnyone had issues whent trying to use TelemFFB and SimShaker Aviators. It seems when i have both - non of software working :/
WYou can try changing the order of the scripts that are loaded in the saved games / DCS / scripts / export.lua
Walso you can post the DCS.log file, maybe there's some hints from the lua interpreter
MIn log screen i get 2024-03-08 12:42:26.804 - INFO - joystick - Starting DCS Telemetry Listener
2024-03-08 12:42:26.804 - INFO - joystick - Listening on UDP :34380
2024-03-08 12:43:34.138 - INFO - joystick - Device reset event: Invalidating all effects
2024-03-08 12:44:43.838 - INFO - joystick - Device reset event: Invalidating all effects
2024-03-08 12:42:26.804 - INFO - joystick - Listening on UDP :34380
2024-03-08 12:43:34.138 - INFO - joystick - Device reset event: Invalidating all effects
2024-03-08 12:44:43.838 - INFO - joystick - Device reset event: Invalidating all effects
M
Mhave reseted all exports and simshaker software
MC:\Users\gkami\Saved Games\DCS.openbeta does not exist, ignoring i think its searching for open beta, but since its not open beta anymore maybe here is the cause that software dont want to work as intended
WNo, the problem is on the DCS lua scripts side, not telemFFB
M2024-03-08 13:01:16.115 - INFO - joystick - Device reset event: Invalidating all effects everytime dcs starts getting this error. With default game FFB is working
WIt's not an error
MDCS log: 2024-03-08 14:18:25.742 INFO DX11BACKEND (8996): DX11Renderer::shutdown()
TeleFFB log: 2024-03-08 14:18:25.721 - INFO - joystick - Device reset event: Invalidating all effects
this on shutdown of the game, and on starting same error when 2024-03-08 12:17:16.990 INFO INPUT (Main): created [VPforce Rhino FFB Joystick] with full id [VPforce Rhino FFB Joystick {2AA19D80-0D55-11ee-8001-444553540000}], ForceFeedBack: yes, guidFFDriver: {EEC6993A-B3FD-11d2-A916-00C04FB98638}
trying to trace what causes those errors
TeleFFB log: 2024-03-08 14:18:25.721 - INFO - joystick - Device reset event: Invalidating all effects
this on shutdown of the game, and on starting same error when 2024-03-08 12:17:16.990 INFO INPUT (Main): created [VPforce Rhino FFB Joystick] with full id [VPforce Rhino FFB Joystick {2AA19D80-0D55-11ee-8001-444553540000}], ForceFeedBack: yes, guidFFDriver: {EEC6993A-B3FD-11d2-A916-00C04FB98638}
trying to trace what causes those errors
WYou're looking at the wrong direction, you need to look for LUA errors inside the DCS log. The telemFFB DCS script sends telemetry data over a network socket to telemFFB itself (same principle as simshaker)
MI understand that, just tried to trace events on dcs log by the time when error happens in Telem FFB
Nwhat walmis is saying is that this is not an error (the 'INFO' means it just an informational log). You know when you start DCS and the joystick goes limp? That is what that log is saying happened.. the joystick received a reset event from DCS.
Mahh
Mbut then, it works with games ffb, but not with telemFFB, same with Simshaker. Something stops software from reading data
NNo, something stops DCS from sending data which is why walmis is pointing you to the DCS logs to look for LUA errors that would indicate and issue loading either the SSA or TelemFFB export scripts.
W@mark3r#17 If you could attach the full DCS log here, we could quickly check what's going on
Mhere is latest log, but i cant find that it loads export.lua script here
Mwill try to run game agai to freeflight mode, maybe then there will be something usefull
Mfinaly, i think vpn was causing it. It was working since last vpn update, now turned off it and all software started to work. 
Hhi everyone, my vpforce rhino has arrived, and i would appreciate a little help to get me started. feeling kinda lost regarding all the settings. can someone please give me some advice or share their configurator settings and effects for starters? right now i'll be concentrating on the DCS huey...
Hthanks 
OHi folks. Hoping someone can help me with the excellent Sk60b module for DCS. Basically the stick feels very "light" in this module (absolutely no resistance) and turning up the gain dial on the base does nothing. In TelemFFB (screenshot attached) it doesn't seem to find any profile to match and so it says "using defaults". Any guide me on how I can resolve this as I really like the Sk60b but it's not really usable like this
OAs a comparison the excellent T-45 module also shows as "using defaults" in TelemFFB but there seems to be decent stick resistance in that module (and it responds to the gain dial)
Fhave you checked the Rhino manual yet?
https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1091401951951982602/1091401951951982602
they are also sharing their profiles in #
knowledge-base
https://discord.com/channels/965234441511383080/1091401951951982602/1091401951951982602
they are also sharing their profiles in #
knowledge-baseOI'll try a general profile from the knowledge base and see if that helps.
OI'm going to be honest - I've looked at the manual but I'm struggling a little to understand what I need to do when a profile isn't found in TelemFFB
PHi everyone, I’m using two grips on the rhyno depending the aircraft. MSFS only allows one profile and when I switch grips I have to re map some of the buttons in msfs. Can anyone suggest a way around this?
PI’ve only had mine for a short time too and I was in the same boat. These are the settings that I’m using now, which are working pretty well.
Hjust discovered the knowledge base after my post...
yes read the manual except chapter 4, but it leaves some basic questions unanswered for me:
1) are there any DONTS to be aware of, such as issues to be expected, when putting all SETTINGS sliders to 100%; in other words, are the sliders supposed to be at 100% and reduced as required individually OR should they be treated like a HIFI amplifier volume that you would only increase to its max with caution?
2) will the EFFECTS settings be overridden when using the rhino with DCS? -at least thats the case for spring force, when used with helos, hence the question...
thanks, and sorry for all the text
yes read the manual except chapter 4, but it leaves some basic questions unanswered for me:
1) are there any DONTS to be aware of, such as issues to be expected, when putting all SETTINGS sliders to 100%; in other words, are the sliders supposed to be at 100% and reduced as required individually OR should they be treated like a HIFI amplifier volume that you would only increase to its max with caution?
2) will the EFFECTS settings be overridden when using the rhino with DCS? -at least thats the case for spring force, when used with helos, hence the question...
thanks, and sorry for all the text
AI'd say turning EVERYTHING to 100% definitely counts as a "don't". Master gain controls everything, spring force is the maximum force and periodic effects controls all the effects you feel and those are pretty much everything you really need. I tend to add some damper and you can experiment with all the stuffs if you want to, but generally you don't need any of the extras and some combinations and settings can definitely lead to "interesting" end results.
Basically the way the system works is that the configurator settings define what your stick "is" and in-game settings define what it "does". If your spring force in configurator is 50%, any games will be able to adjust the spring force between 0 and 50% of the Rhino's maximum. You can start by upping the gains and spring force to the max to get a feel for what the Rhino can do. This will not break the base (I won't guarantee anything, though), it will simply cause more heat to build up and the Rhino will know what to do when that happens. Then adjust the settings (spring force in configurator) to what you like and go from there. If this causes too much heating and you'd rather not have the fans kick in and the stick reduce forces automatically, keep adjusting until you are comfortable.
One way to adjust the effects settings is to set them to 100%, make the potentiometer adjust periodic effects, go fly and keep adjusting literally on the fly until you're happy. With the other settings you can of course experiment to your heart's content, but I'd suggest that at least initially you leave everything alone unless you really feel that you need some damping or friction. And always after applying settings watch out for weirdness, hold the stick firmly and keep one eye on that big red button.
Basically the way the system works is that the configurator settings define what your stick "is" and in-game settings define what it "does". If your spring force in configurator is 50%, any games will be able to adjust the spring force between 0 and 50% of the Rhino's maximum. You can start by upping the gains and spring force to the max to get a feel for what the Rhino can do. This will not break the base (I won't guarantee anything, though), it will simply cause more heat to build up and the Rhino will know what to do when that happens. Then adjust the settings (spring force in configurator) to what you like and go from there. If this causes too much heating and you'd rather not have the fans kick in and the stick reduce forces automatically, keep adjusting until you are comfortable.
One way to adjust the effects settings is to set them to 100%, make the potentiometer adjust periodic effects, go fly and keep adjusting literally on the fly until you're happy. With the other settings you can of course experiment to your heart's content, but I'd suggest that at least initially you leave everything alone unless you really feel that you need some damping or friction. And always after applying settings watch out for weirdness, hold the stick firmly and keep one eye on that big red button.
NThese community mods often don't support FFB. The C130 is the same way. In DCS, the actual FFB part (resistance, spring, trim, etc.) are all modeled by each individual aircraft. TelemFFB only adds supplemental effects/rumbles etc.
To create a new aircraft profile in TelemFFB for an aircraft that it does not know about, hit that big purple button that says Create/Clone config for new aircraft. But this will not fix the lack of FFB issue on the Sk60
To create a new aircraft profile in TelemFFB for an aircraft that it does not know about, hit that big purple button that says Create/Clone config for new aircraft. But this will not fix the lack of FFB issue on the Sk60
OThanks for that explanation. I suspected it was something like that. So would adjusting settings in VPForce FFB Configurator at least be able to get me a better "stick feel" until I can create a new config in TelemFFB for the Sk60?
OI'm hoping the answer is yes because the VNAO T-45 also doesn't have a profile but the stick feel is much better without messing with any settings (amount of resistance)
Nnot really, no. TelemFFB is just an effects generator for DCS, since DCS has native FFB implementation (as opposed to MSFS where TelemFFB does it all since MSFS has no FFB).
When you start DCS, the app sends a "reset" to all FFB devices, this is why your stick goes limp when starting the game.
Each individual module is responsible for setting up their own FFB effects like spring/damper, etc.
If the Sk60 mod doesn't implement any FFB, the only thing you will be able to do is create a VPForce Configurator profile with "sticky spring" enabled. You could then use the hardware trim features in Configurator to be able to trim the stick with a hat switch.
Then you could export this configurator profile and use TelemFFB to dynamically load it when you spawn into that aircraft.
When you start DCS, the app sends a "reset" to all FFB devices, this is why your stick goes limp when starting the game.
Each individual module is responsible for setting up their own FFB effects like spring/damper, etc.
If the Sk60 mod doesn't implement any FFB, the only thing you will be able to do is create a VPForce Configurator profile with "sticky spring" enabled. You could then use the hardware trim features in Configurator to be able to trim the stick with a hat switch.
Then you could export this configurator profile and use TelemFFB to dynamically load it when you spawn into that aircraft.
THow to enable Hardware trim for DCS? I've chosen
Instant trim
ARegard the effects sliders as spices:
You can pour everything in all the jars on right away, but you’ll likely ruin the dish.
In this case the dish costs over 800€ though.
You can pour everything in all the jars on right away, but you’ll likely ruin the dish.
In this case the dish costs over 800€ though.