Mr Latte
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@boern69 some of your questions could be answered by looking back a bit over this thread.
Seen that video, one time before. The LFE and BK Concert full-size units have really good potential, I prefer to combine these with TST units to achieve more detail but maintain excellent low-end energy also.
SFX100 has its own potential with the actuators it uses. As yet none of the owners have covered in detail what the pros/cons it has with what it can do with its own tactile. Or seriously questioned what/how we can achieve if we combine it with high-end tactile units.
I don't have a final design for the new rig. I got inspiration during some of the test builds but really the tubing/clamps being used lets me apply some creativity. Personally, I sometimes get this when a build is physically coming together and in progress.So I expect it to happen during the new build.
As for "wheelslip", just the other night I questioned if Shakeit could have a feature added to enable an experimental idea I have. This would be to increase the immersion it offers yet do something no other tactile software can achieve.
What if it was possible for "wheelslip" effect to transition from one tactile unit to another as the slip angle or throttle increases or reaches a "conditional" point that triggers this. I believe with a decent installation it might be possible to achieve some directional sensation using an inner and outer set of units that widens the effects operation from one place to another.
At worst even the operation of the effect via a single unit on a channel to a secondary unit should also help increase the sensation to help the user feel when the telemetry data for the slippage is high. It would depend on how we can set the "conditional" factor to determine when the secondary channel activates.
This could be, a potentially good driving aid and operate not just like "Rear Traction Loss" in motion does but work in the pedals at the front like Next Levels "Traction Plus" achieves.
We cant do this in Simvibe or any other single tactile based software. At present the best we could do is use a slip effect to operate with specific settings in SSW and then have another effect operate from Shakeit with its own operational settings.
Seen that video, one time before. The LFE and BK Concert full-size units have really good potential, I prefer to combine these with TST units to achieve more detail but maintain excellent low-end energy also.
SFX100 has its own potential with the actuators it uses. As yet none of the owners have covered in detail what the pros/cons it has with what it can do with its own tactile. Or seriously questioned what/how we can achieve if we combine it with high-end tactile units.
I don't have a final design for the new rig. I got inspiration during some of the test builds but really the tubing/clamps being used lets me apply some creativity. Personally, I sometimes get this when a build is physically coming together and in progress.So I expect it to happen during the new build.
As for "wheelslip", just the other night I questioned if Shakeit could have a feature added to enable an experimental idea I have. This would be to increase the immersion it offers yet do something no other tactile software can achieve.
What if it was possible for "wheelslip" effect to transition from one tactile unit to another as the slip angle or throttle increases or reaches a "conditional" point that triggers this. I believe with a decent installation it might be possible to achieve some directional sensation using an inner and outer set of units that widens the effects operation from one place to another.
At worst even the operation of the effect via a single unit on a channel to a secondary unit should also help increase the sensation to help the user feel when the telemetry data for the slippage is high. It would depend on how we can set the "conditional" factor to determine when the secondary channel activates.
This could be, a potentially good driving aid and operate not just like "Rear Traction Loss" in motion does but work in the pedals at the front like Next Levels "Traction Plus" achieves.
We cant do this in Simvibe or any other single tactile based software. At present the best we could do is use a slip effect to operate with specific settings in SSW and then have another effect operate from Shakeit with its own operational settings.
