SC2 Ticking Noise
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@Simberia
I had the same but only in AC. It was gone with friction or Inertia set to 0
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this is AC, right? can you share a screenshot of your ffb settings?
Correct - AC but i'm also seeing it on ACC. Have yet to try rFactor, struggling to get that game to even pick-up the wheelbase.
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@Simberia
same here, never managed to map the sc2 in rfactor 2... your AC settings look fine.
Is anything in CSP activated? There are extra FFB setting that will be active when the experimental FFB settings are checked.
Is anything in CSP activated? There are extra FFB setting that will be active when the experimental FFB settings are checked.
I have had a play with these - with no luck. Would be interested to hear if they're similar to yours.
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I think I have aside from the "more physically gyro implementation" unchecked. aside from that it looks pretty much the same. Do you remember when it started? for me it was fine until I installed the december firmware. But I also moved to a new pc at the same time, so I can't really tell...
I've just disabled CSP FFB and its not removed the issue, so I don't think the "more physically gyro implemtation" is the issue.
It's a brand new wheelbase, updated with the latest (Dec) firmware - perhaps its a firmware bug? I've posted on the granitedevice's forum in hope of a response.
Have you tried rolling back the firmware version? Did that solve your issue?
It's a brand new wheelbase, updated with the latest (Dec) firmware - perhaps its a firmware bug? I've posted on the granitedevice's forum in hope of a response.
Have you tried rolling back the firmware version? Did that solve your issue?
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no, not yet since I only have the problem in AC and I barely play it atm. Could you send me the link to the forum post?
Simucube strange noise
Hi folks, First post here - i’ve just installed my Simucube Sport and i’m getting this unusual echo-type and clicking noise coming from the Simucube. These clicks and noises can’t be normal? Any suggestions? I’ve tested on AC and ACC - same thing. Thanks
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I'll let you know the outcome if I need to contact Simucube support
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I don't have any clicking noises on mine, but that digital grinding sound is sort of normal, but does sound a bit on the louder side (might be differences in settings).
What is a bit confusing to me is in your post on granite you state you have the Simucube Sport, but in your screenshot it says "Simucube 2 Pro". Perhaps there's some sort of mismatch which is causing the issue. I would mention this as perhaps there's a firmware bug that Granite needs to fix.
What is a bit confusing to me is in your post on granite you state you have the Simucube Sport, but in your screenshot it says "Simucube 2 Pro". Perhaps there's some sort of mismatch which is causing the issue. I would mention this as perhaps there's a firmware bug that Granite needs to fix.
I just added a comment to your post on granite's site, but I also noticed this thread: https://community.granitedevices.com/t/assetto-corsa-wierd-knocking-when-stationary/10446
Perhaps the latest firmware has some issues. I'm not sure if you can simply try an older firmware without jumping through any hoops. If it's simple you can try that.
Perhaps the latest firmware has some issues. I'm not sure if you can simply try an older firmware without jumping through any hoops. If it's simple you can try that.
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Try to zero out road and kerb effects. You don't really need them with DD wheel or any wheel for that matter.
"More physically correct gyro" is not going to work with damper you are using, it's very oscillatory and snappy. Use standard Gyro instead.
And try to set damping in game settings to 0.
Check this post for my settings, you can use them as a base and modify for your liking.
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Thanks for responding on the thread. I've clarified on there and I see you've responded.
I've removed the ticking noise, for now - but tweaking settings and lowing the FFB. Seems a bit unusual to have to do this - i'm not going to use the max NM strength, but the wheel should handle that without issue, right?
Thanks Andrew. I'll be sure to give these a go tomorrow - i've played with so many profiles today, my heads started to spin!
Good to know about the road and kerb effects - i'll certainly lower these to zero.
Whilst I have fixed the ticking issue, the wheel does make an unusual vibrating/oscillating type noise at a stand-still. Hopefully your config will sort this.
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That must be DI Damper bug in TD FW, I believe Mika commented on that in your GD thread.
Set in game Damper to 0 as in my settings, you will lose wheel resistance when stationary but it makes overall FFB cleaner, there is bug in AC when some residual DI Damper is left after car starts moving, adding some noise to the signal.
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I just tested this setup and I think it works quite nice.
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For @Highmynamesryaan and anyone else who wants to try my latest settings. Just copy them exactly as you see them (adjust though the TD strength accordingly for Sport/Ultimate). They should be working with most cars/mods but the trick is to find the correct FFB Strength per car. For me the...
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