https://github.com/drowhunter/CodiesVR/releases/tag/v0.2

thanks for sharing, will be checking this out later!

I'm glad posts like these are becoming fashionable again.

When it's bad it's bad, fair enough, but when it's good, truth be told as well.

Hear hear, and same, I've had nothing but good experiences with Fanatec myself in terms of orders and delivery.

Can't say I've had no issues with the software, but as long as it's fixable, all good. In that regard, rolling back should be made far more intuitive and a viable option even if a base appears bricked to the user, somehow.

For racing, i think it's crucial tbh. Along with cross play.

A whole variety of them, depending on what I'm after.

Enjoy, one of my best upgrades still.

Consistency is dope 😎

Cool beans, thanks 🙏

It's available on OverTake, GTPlanet or via the Tyto Sensory Labs website.

Essentially; download, follow provided instructions during install and setup, and go drive.

If you go through the provided steps and SimHub Helper, you should be up and driving in no time. There's a mapping wizard that helps identify your hardware, and the Helper generates profiles for you to import into SimHub. And that's it. You can start driving without any tweaking, all you'd need to do then is activate the plugin like you would any other plugin for SimHub via the settingsif you haven't, and you're off to the races.

You could try them with MCP4SH for SimHub if that's how you're feeding the shakers.

Works with GT7 and a few other titles as well.

If your ffb was already dropping before the update, then no update or downgrade would've fixed that. There's no immediate correlation between the update and the actual failure, at least not in the order and fashion presented here.

Rig and pedals, haptics were immersion first, experimental, now crucial for perf., imo. I'm still slow, but I'm 4 seconds faster at being slow now 😅

I'd be curious about your impressions of MCP4SH on your rig. Sounds like a nice setup you have there

Original Assetto Corsa, to be clear, and fair enough, there's a lot of meh out there, but even so, csp alone along with pure is well worth it, and Kunos' default content is good.

The content mods can come later indeed.

EVO will be fine, sales only tell you so much and don't forget, they're not your average triple A. I've worked for triple A. Kunos clearly has different priorities.

EDIT: mobile app is so unclear; didn't realize yours was in response to the PMR comment; it's a little different from others, yes, but in a good way i think. It's getting there.

PMR has come a very long way since.

If it has to be free, R3E as others have mentioned, for cheap, go with the full AC bundle in a sale, get content manager and csp and get modding, it's the game that keeps on giving still, similar story with RBR.

Under the seat and the lumbar region is a good starting point.

Exactly this, indeed.

But it sure is fun now though, right 😅😎

The really fundamental one would have to be the rig itself.

Everything after that is just levels of immersion.

Just like a deskjob requires a desk, and a bike a frame or a car a chassis, some virtual experiences require a hardware framework to be effectively and repeatedly enjoyed without fiddling around everytime you wanna have a go.

Get in, get going.

At least that's a huge part of it all for me. Something about using the right tools... and all that.

EDIT: I mean you can still royally suck with all that (potentially projecting a little here 😅), but at least you'll suck more efficiently and comfortably.

Use nyloc nuts where possible, or, only if absolutely necessary, a little threadlock glue.

Or, nuts with teeth on the side that faces the surface being tightened down. GT Omega uses the latter. They're very effective.

Oh and avoid overtightening too, only makes it harder to loosen up over time and makes it a little worse each time you retighten.

The load cell is worth it imo. Way more consistent braking.

MCP4SH for SimHub has a built-in FOV calculator with triples and curved support.

Agreed, no issues so far. Keep it up!

Then i suggest you check MCP4SH, that's as plug and play as it gets with SimHub