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SIMHUB MOTION FOR SMC3

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by Silyn, Jun 6, 2024.

  1. Misanthrop

    Misanthrop New Member

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    Apart from the Stewart platform, everything is possible with SimHub.

    In my opinion, it is currently the best software for simracers. It supports Motion (with different layouts of the vertical actuators), 2xTL and Surge. Additional screens and dashboards, Iflag, Wind, Bassshakers, Streamdeck etc

    In combination with Arduino much more.

    The cost of the software is really reasonable for the functionality and new features are added very frequently.
    Unfortunately, I have only made a direct comparison with SimRacingStudio, SimTools does not satisfy me in terms of the interface and handling.
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