Other AMS2 Custom FFB TM-T300 TMT300REDUX

[Kuku Maddog]

Brock Harvey updated AMS2 Custom FFB TM-T300 with a new update entry:

AMS2 Custom FFB TM-T300 V3.3



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All the added rfuktor code should not be doing anything to what you feel .
if you remove it , the FFb should feel the same i imagine.
your using a stripped down Reiza rack force primarily.
which is fine ..but blending it to rFuktor is very difficult and requires very deliberate editing.

 

[Brock Harvey]

Brock Harvey updated AMS2 Custom FFB TM-T300 with a new update entry:

AMS2 Custom FFB TM-T300 V4

FEEDBACK 90 (By Preference)
LOW 0
FX 100
DAMPER 5 (By Preference)
MENU 0

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[Sk3ptik0n]

I just started driving again with my T-500 Thrustmaster (both with the F1 Ferrari Wheel, the GT Wheel, and a PlayStation wheel that came with the T-500). Would this profile work for my T-500?

With most cars the FFB is OK, but in some cars I get some violent jolts. I use my iPhone (my old one) as a dashboard, and while driving a vintage F1, the jolt weas so strong it sent my iPhone across the room.

The most annoying are the vibrations on the straights. I was going to try to fine-tune my FFB but if there is a better starting point, I'd rather not waste time with whatever FFB is in my AMS2 (which I last played 2 years ago).
Thank you.

 

[mungopark]

I just started driving again with my T-500 Thrustmaster (both with the F1 Ferrari Wheel, the GT Wheel, and a PlayStation wheel that came with the T-500). Would this profile work for my T-500?

With most cars the FFB is OK, but in some cars I get some violent jolts. I use my iPhone (my old one) as a dashboard, and while driving a vintage F1, the jolt weas so strong it sent my iPhone across the room.

The most annoying are the vibrations on the straights. I was going to try to fine-tune my FFB but if there is a better starting point, I'd rather not waste time with whatever FFB is in my AMS2 (which I last played 2 years ago).
Thank you.

If your wheel gets too violent, you might dial down the FX within your ingame ffb-settings, as it increases the vibrations.

 

[Brock Harvey]

I just started driving again with my T-500 Thrustmaster (both with the F1 Ferrari Wheel, the GT Wheel, and a PlayStation wheel that came with the T-500). Would this profile work for my T-500?

With most cars the FFB is OK, but in some cars I get some violent jolts. I use my iPhone (my old one) as a dashboard, and while driving a vintage F1, the jolt weas so strong it sent my iPhone across the room.

The most annoying are the vibrations on the straights. I was going to try to fine-tune my FFB but if there is a better starting point, I'd rather not waste time with whatever FFB is in my AMS2 (which I last played 2 years ago).
Thank you.

Yeas Mate It'll work with anything if the jolt is too strong, turn up the damper or turn down the car specific FFB.

 

[Brock Harvey]

I just started driving again with my T-500 Thrustmaster (both with the F1 Ferrari Wheel, the GT Wheel, and a PlayStation wheel that came with the T-500). Would this profile work for my T-500?

With most cars the FFB is OK, but in some cars I get some violent jolts. I use my iPhone (my old one) as a dashboard, and while driving a vintage F1, the jolt weas so strong it sent my iPhone across the room.

The most annoying are the vibrations on the straights. I was going to try to fine-tune my FFB but if there is a better starting point, I'd rather not waste time with whatever FFB is in my AMS2 (which I last played 2 years ago).
Thank you.

or do as old mate above says and turn down the FX. I'm finding the turbo cars need to be dialed back a bit on FX cos as soon as it spools it wants to break your arm