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    FF Damping

    Post by ..... on Wed Dec 08, 2010 1:25 am

    What do you like to have your damping settings as? I usually keep mine at zero but I was wondering what the fast guys use. Thanks.

    MikaRaymond

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    Re: FF Damping

    Post by MikaRaymond on Wed Dec 08, 2010 2:40 am

    i just use default whatever value that is lol. i know Campini uses different ones though.

    actually, i dont even know what it does. can anyone enlighten me? Very Happy

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    Re: FF Damping

    Post by ..... on Wed Dec 08, 2010 2:45 am

    I THINK it smoothes out your inputs.

    MikaRaymond

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    Re: FF Damping

    Post by MikaRaymond on Wed Dec 08, 2010 12:04 pm

    ooooh ill leave it at default then. every input i make i want it to register - i want the car to respond exactly how i want, and if i make little corrections then it wont respond to them probably. ill give it a try though and see what it feels like

    Sergey Moskovkin

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    Re: FF Damping

    Post by Sergey Moskovkin on Wed Dec 08, 2010 5:39 pm

    I use a bit of damping (10%) for Abarth 500 - feels more real for me.

    Albert McSaltens

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    Re: FF Damping

    Post by Albert McSaltens on Thu Dec 09, 2010 7:02 pm

    if someone could do an explanation of what exactly damping and friction does it would be usefull, i dont know what it does

    Fred Gajira

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    Re: FF Damping

    Post by Fred Gajira on Thu Dec 09, 2010 7:59 pm



    from MaiDireSetup (thanks MaiDireCamber Team), approximative trad from me Laughing

    ffb gain: :it's the strength of the FFB. more the value is high, more the FFB will 'be hard' but he will communicate with the steering wheel fewer information.

    ffb damping: increase the "brake" of the steering wheel according to the speed

    ffb friction:increase the "brake" of the steering wheel independently of the speed

    Gianluca Bonifacio

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    Re: FF Damping

    Post by Gianluca Bonifacio on Fri Dec 10, 2010 8:38 am

    thank you Fred.. Smile
    FF DAMPING: Increase the "brake" of the steering wheel depending on the speed of rotation itself.
    FF FRICTION: Increase the "brake" of the steering wheel regardless of the speed of rotation.


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