My 2DOF wipe motors and ITEM structure

Ah, Good point, Im neither lol.

Depends what his numbers are in the tuning centre, if its a high number, he needs a high percentage

There is something not clear to me in this very interesting discussion...
If I set 20% to a Force, I need to lower the value in Tuning Center (to compare with my current setup). But if I lower the Min/Max value, the data received will be often above this value, right ?

So can you explain me please the difference between :
In tuning center Max = 10, in Axis Assignments Force = 100%
In tuning center Max = 5, in Axis Assignments Force = 50%
In tuning center Max = 2, in Axis Assignments Force = 20%

you are correct in the fact the Tuning center #'s will go beyond the Min/max you have set, but the fact remains that using the actual #'s from a "learn the min/max" wont give you a proper profile really.

For example, A F1 car will have Heave spikes upwards of 5-10 on the tuning center but will feel like JUNK if you set it for the MAX you see. 1.5-2 for heave is a good start (for Assetto mainly)

Thank you for your answer @Nick Moxley.
If I set for example heave at -2/2 in Tuning Center and 20% in Axis assignments for this force, does it mean that I only use 20% of the range of movement of my Axis for this force (and in this case -2/2 is considered as 100%) or that I need 5*-2/2 to get the full range of movement of my Axis ??

I need to do some tests I guess...

I had no idea one could assign more than one DOF to each motor. I tried some of the suggestions on my Arduino Servo model and it came alive!

Pitch, Roll, Heave, Sway, Surge , And TL when you have it.

Dont go crazy on the axis %, Its a balancing act that is a fine line that Will take some time to get all sorted.

If Axis 3a were for traction loss and one wanted to add a little sway there, would sway move in both directions or does it need to be assigned to 2 different dof's with the orange "Dir" button lit?

Thanks @noorbeast