I came across Mike Smith's video on how to set your FFB in AC using a LUT and the FFBClip app (
). I followed all directions and got the LUT generated and I edited the necessary file, etc. But I can't get FFBClip to do what it does in the video.
I already had FFBClip installed and running, but it didn't look like the one in the video (at 9:34). Mine showed "Dynamic On", "Reset" and "Options" as clickable buttons, while the version in the video shows them as "Normal", "Manual", "Histogram", "Reset" and "Static", so I figured that I needed to download/install a newer version.
I downloaded the latest version (5.3) and installed it over the version I already had, fired up AC and .... no change.
It looks exactly like what I already had. So, here are my questions:
1. Do I have the latest version of FFBClip or don't I? If no, how do I get the version in the video?
2. If Yes, how do I use it like Mike does in the video (to generate the "right" FFB value for my wheel)? The FFB shown in FFBClip stays at 100% no matter what I do.
I'd like to dial in my FFB to the "best" value and thought that this would do it. FWIW, I have a Logi G29 wheel.
Any help with this would be appreciated! Thanks!
I already had FFBClip installed and running, but it didn't look like the one in the video (at 9:34). Mine showed "Dynamic On", "Reset" and "Options" as clickable buttons, while the version in the video shows them as "Normal", "Manual", "Histogram", "Reset" and "Static", so I figured that I needed to download/install a newer version.
I downloaded the latest version (5.3) and installed it over the version I already had, fired up AC and .... no change.
It looks exactly like what I already had. So, here are my questions:1. Do I have the latest version of FFBClip or don't I? If no, how do I get the version in the video?
2. If Yes, how do I use it like Mike does in the video (to generate the "right" FFB value for my wheel)? The FFB shown in FFBClip stays at 100% no matter what I do.
I'd like to dial in my FFB to the "best" value and thought that this would do it. FWIW, I have a Logi G29 wheel.
Any help with this would be appreciated! Thanks!
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