Hello people !
So i thought i would record a lap showing the wheel movement from FFB.
The point of the video is to show how active the wheel of the virtual car (therefore also the actualy ffb wheel) can be compared to real life.
Looks pretty realistic, could be even more realistic if i was able to risk my arms integrity.
I know people are curious about how detailed a DD wheel can be so here it is.
This is a DIY Direct Drive servo wheel capable of 22nm,
Normally i race AC using 30% of that power.
This video is recorded using 50% .
No added effects in AC, 13% dampening.
Didn't use more power since i wanted the video to show some FFB forces that are race-able for 40 minutes or so (depending your fit level)
I am an amateur on this track so forgive me for some offs
I hope you like it !
Media section of this website doesnt want to play nice with embedded video, or i am missing something, here is the direct link to the media section video:
http://www.racedepartment.com/media/videos/https-youtube-com-devicesupport.9161/
So i thought i would record a lap showing the wheel movement from FFB.
The point of the video is to show how active the wheel of the virtual car (therefore also the actualy ffb wheel) can be compared to real life.
Looks pretty realistic, could be even more realistic if i was able to risk my arms integrity.
I know people are curious about how detailed a DD wheel can be so here it is.
This is a DIY Direct Drive servo wheel capable of 22nm,
Normally i race AC using 30% of that power.
This video is recorded using 50% .
No added effects in AC, 13% dampening.
Didn't use more power since i wanted the video to show some FFB forces that are race-able for 40 minutes or so (depending your fit level)
I am an amateur on this track so forgive me for some offs
I hope you like it !
Media section of this website doesnt want to play nice with embedded video, or i am missing something, here is the direct link to the media section video:
http://www.racedepartment.com/media/videos/https-youtube-com-devicesupport.9161/
