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Direct drive wheel movement in ac

Discussion in 'Chit Chat Room' started by Psit, May 8, 2015.

  1. Psit

    Psit Alien

    Hello people !

    I know people are curious about how detailed a DD wheel can be so here it is.

    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 willing 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.
    Track grip @ 97%.
    Default car setup.

    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 have never used this car @ Nords and i have done max 10 laps on this track in my life so excuse some misshaps :D

    I hope you like it !

    p.s. Check the wheel while going over the carousel.

     
    Psit, May 8, 2015
    #1
    Tim Meuris, alex72, Akis Kev and 1 other person like this.

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  2. Akis Kev

    Akis Kev Alien

    All the small movements you see at the wheel are produced by the ffb. You just can't hold this thing straight! Even the small movements you see are massive hammerlike hits.
    And the best thing is that there is no clipping at this % of gain, so the detail is unbelievable! Only on AC :)
     
    Akis Kev, May 8, 2015
    #2
  3. mangal

    mangal Hardcore Simmer

    right on.

    Eventually I'll go DD, but I'm going to need the prices to drop a bit... But considering demand of the Accuforce is still outstripping supply, that's going to be a while...
     
    mangal, May 8, 2015
    #3
  4. yusupov

    yusupov Alien

    so wait, did your issues get resolved?? or is it still too strong to really play? (i forget what the specific issue w/ AC FFB for DD wheels was, sorry)
     
    yusupov, May 9, 2015
    #4
  5. Psit

    Psit Alien

    The only issue with AC FFB on a direct drive wheel is that there are exagerrated SAT forces, therefore the wheel wants to center by itself (like it should) but instead of applying x force it applies x3 , or that is how it feels.

    This makes driving with high forces a pain in the .... arms.....

    @Aristotelis , can you confirm the forces are exagerrated or you stand by the opinion they are normal?

    Thanks.
     
    Psit, May 9, 2015
    #5
    7he4Ce and yusupov like this.

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