Share your Sim Racing Tips and Tricks!

#22

Perhaps a cloud based system which could store sim racing / car profiles would be useful. Other sim racing software does this - EG SRS, and some hardware control panels such as Simucube - handy to see what other users are doing with kit. You could simply agree to ‘share’ your profiles and a browser panel shows all available profiles for you to download to try.

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#23

Hey Sean!

If you update your game center sutie to the latest version, you’ll see we’ve added a new mode called “adaptive gaming” it enables you to create preset effects that are activated by your inputs such as Joysticks for example!

Our haptic engineers have already created some presets for some of the most popular games today!

You should definitely check it out!

#24

Of Couse using your HT chairs for gaming.

#25

The key is to modify sensitivity to be a champion

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#26

I loved racing games. …

#27

Yeah I using your HT chairs for gaming

#28

Thanks for the tip, great information to know!

#29

I’m going to keep trying my seat, it’s doing very well

#30

The exaggerated movement can sometimes feel very heavy, which should set faster lap times, but in a specific but impactful way.

#31

That might be THE best advice we’ve got so far

#32

I like to turn all the lights off and focus super hard with a nice big cup cup of water

#33

I would love to just be able to select say something like Forza horizon and have everything already be configured.

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#34

Sure exaggerated motion might look and feel better

#35

Great information to know!

#36

some great info

#37

I build my home cinema seats with Alu Profiles, i think that works for SIM Racing as well.

#38

The key is to modify sensitivity

#39

I feel something that is overlooked on the sim racing side is that nothing is ever said about evenly distributing weight over the actuators. 90-100% of us sit much closer to the rear actuators thus putting our body weight and seat weight in addition to the sim rig/frame on the rear. Most often this causes the rear actuators to bear 60-70% of the load while the fronts are “light”

Moving the actuators on the frame/sim rig can shift the the weight balance to be much closer to 50-50 and thus the actuators perform more similar to each other. If you can’t move them due to limitations of your setup you can shim underneath them to shift the weight as well.

The exact live weight on each actuator in nm can be found in the control panel. Hope this helps!

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#40

Modify sensitivity

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#41

you should combine motion and VR.
I think there is no better combination for authentic driving