@walmis submitted a patch to fix TelemFFB for X-Plane: https://github.com/walmis/VPforce-TelemFFB/pu
@walmis submitted a patch to fix TelemFFB for X-Plane: https://github.com/walmis/VPforce-TelemFFB/pull/48
NThanks for this! I have it fixed already locally along with some other updates/fixes but I will take a look at your PR to see if I missed anything
I really appreciate the initiative!
I really appreciate the initiative!
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HThe hardest part is probably to balance out "balance spring", "friction" and or "static force", depending on your extension and grip weight, so that a trimmed stick really stays put where you place it.
CJust wondering is anyone using the Rhino with DCS F16. While I appreciate it won’t replicate the F16 force base, I’m wondering if the extra Force feedback features are worth replacing my winwing FSSB base with the Rhino?
Currently using Rhino with the vast majority of aircraft in DCS apart from the F16 at mo, and still using the Honeycomb Alpha Yoke with Yoke controlled aircraft in MSFS.
Absolutely adore the Rhino though and the effects it provides, so must admit I’m tempted to move over to the Rhino exclusively. But I do enjoy the feel of the force base in the F16, just don’t get any FFB through the stick.
Currently using Rhino with the vast majority of aircraft in DCS apart from the F16 at mo, and still using the Honeycomb Alpha Yoke with Yoke controlled aircraft in MSFS.
Absolutely adore the Rhino though and the effects it provides, so must admit I’m tempted to move over to the Rhino exclusively. But I do enjoy the feel of the force base in the F16, just don’t get any FFB through the stick.
CAlso one other question, I forgot to get the winwing adapter so I can use my F16ex stick with the Rhino, IF I do pick up the adaptor, do I need to keep removing it anytime I swap sticks, or will that adaptor work with everything.
I swap between the TM F16 and F18 sticks, Virpil F14 and the Winwing F16ex depending on what aircraft I’m flying. Would love to swap the TM F16 with the Winwing F16ex for the extra switches on the side but also keep the ability to just swap and change the other sticks when needed.
I swap between the TM F16 and F18 sticks, Virpil F14 and the Winwing F16ex depending on what aircraft I’m flying. Would love to swap the TM F16 with the Winwing F16ex for the extra switches on the side but also keep the ability to just swap and change the other sticks when needed.
SAre the MFG Crosswind FFB kits already shipping or are they still in dev?
HI only have one Joystick installed at any given time, so yes, I'm using it with Helicopters, Steampunk-Jets and Electric Jets. It is certainly least suited for the likes of the Viper and I have a "special" config for it (stronger spring), but I can still appreciate effects like gun, stall, damage etc..... But if I wnated to show of the Rhino, I would pick a different Aircraft (prob F-4 or F1 and of course Helos).
COh totally agree with showing it off with the F4 or Helos, the effects with them are just stunning. Absolutely adore having real force trim now when flying my Helo.
Any chance you could share your F16 config? I’ll use that as a baseline and see how i5 goes.
Any chance you could share your F16 config? I’ll use that as a baseline and see how i5 goes.
HWhen I eventually turn on my gaming pc again - sure. However - the only difference to my basic config (the one I use with the steampunk jets) is that I increased the master spring gain and artificially decreased the calibration values to have the saturation of the stick axis increased. (Target was to have less throw and a "snappier" reaction for the viper). With the basic setup the Viper feels too sluggish.
HAdmittedly though - I haven't been flying the Viper much since I got the Rhino. I love the Viper, but my heart really beats for choppers and Iron Pigs like The F4 - especially since I own the Rhino.
1I’m sure I’ll have a really hard time then because I’ll be using a vpc 200mm extention with a warthog grip, about as heavy as it gets…
DOnly @walmis can answer that
BWhy would you mess with the calibration values!?
This is what virtual endstops and axis scaling is for.
This is what virtual endstops and axis scaling is for.
HSame - no problem. The Rhino can handle it - the values needed may just be bigger than with a more short and lightweight grip.
RI found the Rhino is great for the F-14 in finding that best speed for a turning fight. The feedback tells you where you need to keep the stick. The only problem, is that it seems to heat the motors up a lot. It's the only thing I've done which turns on the cooling fan every time
HVirtual endstops don't feel good to me and calibration values are just that - values. No problem in changing them if you understand how it works.
SAh nice, looking forward to the new version then!
LQuick tip hold the stick when you fire up the Merlin on the ground your 
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AUnless you really like playing whack fuck, that is.
Awho wouldn't
TThe adrenaline boost would kick in and help you fly better when you know your is on the line
is on the lineTguess I'm not green anymore lol
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SEveryone is always on about motion platforms. How come I don't see anything about G Seats apart from that one guy 5 years ago?
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Nobviously probably not 100% realistic, but I like rhino with the DCS viper
Nit's the only setup with which I don't feel ED's stupid laggy breakout force curve anymore
Nflies real smooth and the ffb effects are nice in moderation
NBut if you have a FSSB stick already, maybe you will have a different experience
THi. What is the general consensus of adding an extension? I'm looking at adding about 120mm to my Rhino with my WW F-16EX grip. I'm mostly a DCS flyer, FW and RW, some MSFS.
BIt's not a big issue, but you get more force without it.
So if possible I'd like not to.
I use a z extension myself, from virpil mostly to get the grip closer to me, but it also builds 111mm.
Ideally I would just built the unit up, and moved it closer, but it would conflict with my seat and/or myself.
So if possible I'd like not to.
I use a z extension myself, from virpil mostly to get the grip closer to me, but it also builds 111mm.
Ideally I would just built the unit up, and moved it closer, but it would conflict with my seat and/or myself.
BAnything much more than 12cm would cost a lot of force, and the gimbal itself is constructed in such a way as it comes with 10cm extension already, so using 10(ish)cm extension you in effect have 20cm.
Ai've always been very curious to try a gseat, but yeah, also curious if anyone here as ever built one
RI’d love to try it.
Awhat i'm also curious about is how much they depend on VR to create the experience, or if they would work ok with a monitor
SA few years ago the most I saw was for racing sims. I'd think they'd work good VR or flat
JI built bergison's g seat and am now making some updates to it.
SNice, let us know how it goes
DCost, but also people use belt tensioners cause its cheaper and add a haptic pad or transducer
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RHINO #0646 Has Shipped!Jregarding the G seat, i've never used a different platform so I cant do a direct comparison, but I do like the seat, there are pros and cons with it - but overall I had blast building it and learned a lot along the way. Essentially the Bergison's G seat replicates heave, sway, and surge. You can mix in a little roll, pitch, and yaw - but in most cases it's not really necessary. The seat flaps and belt do give the sensation of the g forces although its probably more effective replicating strong positive g's than strong negative g's. This really isnt a problem if you fly the aircraft properly and invert rather than placing strong negative g's on the aircraft which i'm told pilots and airframes like to avoid anyway. What i didnt like about the first version of hte chair was that there was some slack in the rods and motors when direction was reversed and the movement seemed a little jerky for my tastes. The modifications being done now (different rod connection type, and servos instead of dc motors) should address these issues. If indeed that's the case when I'm done, I'll love the seat for high-g flight.
JBTW the seat is also a ton of fun when making an approach with a small plane in turbulence and heavy crosswinds (MSFS/Xplane)
JI also mounted a home grown buttkicker to the seat, but honestly i get better feedback through the MFG FFB pedal mod I just did from hiob. its really fantastic. I'll probably be able to make the butt kicker a little more subtle because of that after the seat rebuild which may improve its overall performance. Still waiting on my rhino (I'm in the low 100's now, whoo hoo!) I suspect that will also add quite a bit of immersion.