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Question I am looking for a good heave filter in FlyPT! who can help me?

Discussion in 'Dirt Series' started by Bastiuscha, Jun 7, 2022.

  1. Bastiuscha

    Bastiuscha Active Member

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    hi,

    actually, i'm only concerned about one Thing...the Chassis and the Groundbumpiness feel really good. The only Thing that bothers me, is that i can't really feel a sag in the Jumps. Only the landing as Impact. Is there a possible/Filter how i can additionally feel the sag without affecting the other values? I have the EMALP value at 250.
    if i lower the value, everything becomes much harder (too hard) but i still can't feel a sag. Can it be that Dirt2 doesn't pass this force at all?

    I have considered whether I create a second pose window, only with heave active. Then cut out the small values and correct the large values upwards, so that they become palpable. But Filters that go so into a detail, currently still overwhelm me. I understand the explanations with my poor english often not quite.

    Do you have any idea? The online Setups of other Users don't have a Solution (or i did not found).

    best regards
    Basti
    Bastiuscha, Jun 7, 2022
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  2. Bastiuscha

    Bastiuscha Active Member

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    Now I've been testing for a while and have come to the conclusion that there is something wrong with the physics of Dirt2. Has no one noticed this yet? Maybe I'm just wrong. I have now created a professional drawing. On the basis of this, I would like to present the problem. We have three states. Marked in blue numbers.
    Point 1: Hill, force upwards. Rig moves up.
    Point 2: Fall, power down, Rig sags downward.
    Point 3: Landing. Power up. Rig pushes up.

    When I drive Assetto Corsa, for example, it feels perfect. Every point fits.
    In Dirt 2, however, point 2 is missing. No matter what I set, I don't get a clean sag.

    That's why I've come to the conclusion that it's Dirt2.
    In the Dirt2 source is also missing Vertical acc. "with gravity". Could this be the point? Normal ground waves work , but in free fall I can not feel any sag. Maybe i should take a video from me, to see more.
    I think the sag is to slow. If i watch youtube videos others seats, they have also no sag or to slow.
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    Bastiuscha, Jun 16, 2022
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