my trim in game is working like it should but my stick is moving back physically when i trim nose do

my trim in game is working like it should but my stick is moving back physically when i trim nose down and when i trim nose up my stick is moving foward?

TeufelHundenOP•1/19/25, 10:03 AM

seems to be opposite of what i want i have turn base around and click invert so that works but trim seems backwards for the stick movement?

TTeufelHunden my trim in game is working like it should but my stick is moving back physically...

slowmover•1/19/25, 10:03 AM

which module you use it?

slowmover•1/19/25, 10:04 AM

dcs ch-47f maybe?

TeufelHundenOP•1/19/25, 10:10 AM

il2

wolfman59#6013•1/19/25, 1:33 PM

Hi guys, I have finished connecting my meanwell 350w 24v to power my vpforce rhino, for the first start-up do I need to install special software to be able to try it? what exactly should I do? because I don't know enough about this part.

Wwolfman59#6013 Hi guys, I have finished connecting my meanwell 350w 24v to power my vpforce rhi...

Dracks•1/19/25, 1:59 PM

You must install VPFORCE configurator. For the effects in game, you must install TelemFFB.

Dracks•1/19/25, 2:00 PM

https://github.com/walmis/VPforce-TelemFFB

GitHub

GitHub - walmis/VPforce-TelemFFB: DCS FFB Telemetry Effects (for VP...

DCS FFB Telemetry Effects (for VPforce FFB). Contribute to walmis/VPforce-TelemFFB development by creating an account on GitHub.

Dracks•1/19/25, 2:31 PM

To sum up:

You configure your Rhino via the configurator. Calibration first, then basic effects (spring, damper, friction...). Check the manual for details.
Then you can run telemffb for in-game effects. It's all very personal, but a word of advice: don't use too many effects to start with. Then adjust according to your needs and preferences.

DDracks To sum up: You configure your Rhino via the configurator. Calibration first, t...

wolfman59#6013•1/19/25, 3:11 PM

thank you very much for all this information

Mustang 1-1•1/19/25, 4:50 PM

Hey guys, my bottom mounting plate in my rhino is broken, and I need to print a new one. I found one online that looked the same and it didn’t fit by some slight dimensions. Can anyone lead me to the correct model?

exil35•1/19/25, 5:08 PM

Hey guys, looking for some help here. I've build my own Rhino pedals. Without the motor, the pedals are moving very lightweight.
With the motor attached but still off, there is a bit of resistance, but still okay.
Once i power on the motor, i need a lot of force to actually move the pedals.
In the VP Configurator everything (springs, dampening, etc.) is turned off. The motor is online, USB is connected and i can calibrate the axis.
But i still have this high force requirement to actually move the pedals. As a sidenote, tuning the spring slider and such doesn't do anything.
What am i doing wrong?

Chris•1/19/25, 5:26 PM

Control board is the one from Walmis? Maybe some break force is misscalibrated?

CChris Control board is the one from Walmis? Maybe some break force is misscalibrated?

exil35•1/19/25, 5:28 PM

Yes, the board is the original VPForce board.

Chris•1/19/25, 5:31 PM

Hmm.

Eexil35 Hey guys, looking for some help here. I've build my own Rhino pedals. Without th...

Number481•1/19/25, 5:41 PM

Play with the natural dampening compensation value. Increase it and it should relieve the dampening you are feeling. If you increase it too far it will act like it is amplifying your inputs. You’ll find a value that makes it feel pretty free floating.

NNumber481 Play with the natural dampening compensation value. Increase it and it should r...

exil35•1/19/25, 5:43 PM

Thanks. I already tried that as well with no effect. It's like all the settings i do in VPForce Configurator are dead somehow. Although, it's recognizing the postion.

smitty•1/19/25, 5:46 PM

configurator screenshot? my first guess also was natural damping

smitty•1/19/25, 5:47 PM

effects, settings and debug tabs

Ssmitty configurator screenshot? my first guess also was natural damping

exil35•1/19/25, 5:55 PM

Here you go! And thanks for the help!

smitty•1/19/25, 5:57 PM

wow you really have nothing turned on

smitty•1/19/25, 5:57 PM

i see a little bit of identifier "joystick" in the bottom

smitty•1/19/25, 5:58 PM

have right device selected?

exil35•1/19/25, 5:59 PM

Yeah, it's named joystick. But i didn't connect the Rhino base (stick) for testing purposes.

smitty•1/19/25, 6:01 PM

maybe with master & spring at 0, natural damping can't do its thing. put those sliders to 100 save & store

smitty•1/19/25, 6:03 PM

is this a 57 or 86 motor

exil35•1/19/25, 6:03 PM

Yeah, already tried that. Sadly without any effect.
It's a 86.

smitty•1/19/25, 6:04 PM

and you said with belt removed its mechanically happy?

exil35•1/19/25, 6:04 PM

Stangely it doesn't have a device firmware. Don't know if that's okay...(i changed the name to "pedals" by the way)

smitty•1/19/25, 6:05 PM

hmm that might do it

Ssmitty and you said with belt removed its mechanically happy?

exil35•1/19/25, 6:05 PM

Yeah, without the belt they are moving freely.

smitty•1/19/25, 6:05 PM

i'd try to get that FW set before doing anything else

exil35•1/19/25, 6:06 PM

But i can't update the firmware somehow. But i remeber that i did that previously.

exil35•1/19/25, 6:07 PM

Nevermind...was the browser. With edge, it detects the FW.

smitty•1/19/25, 6:07 PM

ah ok good

exil35•1/19/25, 6:08 PM

NOW it's working!

smitty•1/19/25, 6:08 PM

try also turning on a low spring in effects

smitty•1/19/25, 6:08 PM

lol what changed

exil35•1/19/25, 6:09 PM

Don't know what happened. After i connected with EDGE browser, it's fine. But natural spring dampening works now.

smitty•1/19/25, 6:10 PM

nice! btw here are my pedal settings (my cable setup didnt need any natural damping so ignore that)

exil35•1/19/25, 6:14 PM

Nice! That feels solid as a baseline! Thanks so much for helping out!

CCaptainNel when im not running ingame, if i move the stick vigorously, i get this fault and...

.Eagle.•1/19/25, 8:54 PM

I been having the same issue for an month and half , also unable to find solution. In my case is similar to yours, only the X axis. Whenever multiple forces or effect are apply (per example an stall) the X axis fails totally , leaving me only the Y axis enable . Once reset by turning it on and off quickly it then goes fully hard to the left , like if the motor is applying full force to the left side. If you find an solution , pls let me know .

..Eagle.I been having the same issue for an month and half , also unable to find solutio...

CaptainNel•1/19/25, 10:31 PM

No motors fail in game, the stick is butter smooth except this feeling that it’s slipping under tension every now and then, which it isn’t as I’ve checked. However out of the game, with just the config loaded up, I have this issue when I move the stick vigorously. Not entirely sure what causes it but I’d like to fix the slip feeling more than this issue as this doesn’t affect me in game. Unless the issue are linked, maybe a duff motor or board or something ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

TrigaNZ•1/20/25, 3:31 AM

If the axis settings in DCS don’t effect a rhino product, how do I reduce the sensitivity of my rudder pedals? I’m darting all over the place trying to takeoff in the A10C. Cheers.

TTrigaNZ If the axis settings in DCS don’t effect a rhino product, how do I reduce the se...

Number481•1/20/25, 3:54 AM

The axis settings (curve and saturation) do affect the rhino.. just in a negative way. There's no correlation in the game between the axis scaling and the FFB output so when you enable a curve or saturation setting, the "axis position" and "ffb position" are out of sync.

Now, that said, DCS doesn't support FFB rudders natively and the FFB is handled by TelemFFB. You might actually get away with setting a saturation in the axis settings in DCS. I haven't tried it but I think it should work OK.

The alternative would be to set up a configurator proifle and manually edit the calibrated range max and min values. For example, if your calibrated range is 1275 to 3003, simply subtract/add an equal amount from both ends. 1075 and 3203 as an example. This will cause the full physical deflection of the axis to only amount to a partial excursion in the game , which is exactly what the saturation does for reducing sensitivity.

NNumber481 The axis settings (curve and saturation) **do** affect the rhino.. just in a neg...

TrigaNZ•1/20/25, 4:59 AM

Excellent, thank you, I'll try that. Cheers.

NNumber481 The axis settings (curve and saturation) **do** affect the rhino.. just in a neg...

TrigaNZ•1/20/25, 6:58 AM

So, changing the axis is DCS did literally nothing, but I think your other option helped a bit, will need to try with a much bigger +/- to test.

Number481•1/20/25, 1:15 PM

Ahh, yeah. For pedals if you have the TelemFFB pedal trimming feature enabled I can see that behavior. When that is enabled we actually override the axis position by sending it via the API (so that we can control the actual axis position when the pedals move in response to "trim".

In that case, yeah, the axis settings in DCS (even including inversion) will do nothing.

I'm curious though.. I'm not some sort of super pilot but I never found the A10 to be particularly twitchy on the ground, even without disabling nosewheel steering at 70Kt as per the takeoff procedure. My modded ACE pedals do have a fairly large range of motion though (same as standard ACE).

Shamansky•1/20/25, 5:57 PM

Is your Configurator v1.0.17b2 loading settings from device's memory on application start, my doesn't? Is Configurator's functions of Load Settings and Revert redundant? Does exactly the same thing or is there something I don't know about?

SShamansky Is your Configurator v1.0.17b2 loading settings from device's memory on applicat...

Number481•1/20/25, 6:28 PM

"revert" will load the "running config" from the device into the configurator settings
"load" will load the "saved config" from the device into the configurator settings.

Running/saved config could be different if you made a modification and hit Apply rather than Store. This will change the running config, but will not save it to flash.

NNumber481 Ahh, yeah. For pedals if you have the TelemFFB pedal trimming feature enabled I...

TrigaNZ•1/20/25, 8:09 PM

The A10 is an outlier for me, most other modules and MSFS are pretty good. Perhaps my Slaw range of motion is different. Will TelemFFB/Configurator ever have an axis scaling feature do you think?

my trim in game is working like it should but my stick is moving back physically when i trim nose do

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