LFS and Simucube2

Simucube 2 Games
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Hi all, I know it’s a pretty forgotten sim that nobody seems to care about these days, but still, has anyone at least tried to come up with some decent settings for good old Live for Speed?
would be very helpful to know even some baselines of the way ffb works on that title, if anyone had already tried it with Sc1 wheels before.
thanks

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I tried it the other day just using some generic iracing profiel and it felt decent.

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I m no expert since i didn’t invest to this game in the end. But you can read these:

and

so basically you can benefit from installing the latest test patch

Scawen ,Developer wrote this (#13 on the first link):
Options - Controls screen:
Axes / FF tab:

FF Steps -> maximum
FF Rate -> maximum

If i remember correctly (maybe wrong though) FF rate is dependent to the fps , so maybe test both 50 and 100hz.

There is also another person with simucube 2 in their forum https://www.lfs.net/forum/post/1950860#post1950860 , you can ask there.

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My settings are pretty plain and boring, I pretty much use nothing except for recon filter in most titles.
You only need like 2-3 recon after scawan implemented my feedback about force feedback steps/rate.

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Does anyone have a good profile for this game I could work with? I have tried and tried with this game. I either have to play with a great amount of slew rate and torque bandwidth to even keep the spikes down and then the wheel feels numb and dead, or I play without some of those things and if an AI bumps me my hand is almost broke.

The game also has this weird thing when you tap a wall (using it to test spikes) sometimes it will just jerk the wheel to the full amount right or left and hold it there with so much force it will beep if I’m on 85% FFB or lower. The car by the way in game the FFB is as low as 5-8 for it.

The very few profiles I have tested all have crazy spikes when even tapped and not even safe to drive. The unlimited torque bandwidth along with 25nm and no slew rate is crazy that these profiles are recommended as they are not even close to safe.