Almightydan

Yeah, that or integrated if you want to tweak even more with telemetry too.

It's in the special menu options for the F1, not limited to the F1CE. Basically in DCS, just go to special menu options and select the Mirage F1, then scroll down to the Force feedback parts and you can tweak the force. Hovering over gives you explanations on forces in the real aircraft.

Yeah, exactly. I wish all modules to have ffb like that. We get decent ffb with telemetry. But there's a big difference in quality compared to your mentioned modules. With the F1 excel the list imo. Where you can tweak behaviour even in the special options menu in DCS.

Yes, we get a level of ffb in all with telemetry. My point is more... Imagine all modules like the F1. Which stands out in ffb immersion. That would be amazing. I have no clue how much work that is behind the curtains. Thats why I wish for it.

Don't know if this already is in the works, but owning the Moza ab9 and with more FFB manufactures coming the demand for ffb support to more modules will be greater in the community. And it really adds immersion. Just wished ALL modules supported it. Now it's just a handful. And we rely on telemetry data in many cases which also seem to not be same over modules, meaning we cant get the level of immersion in all modules. Flying the wardbirds, helos, CW jets, modern jets with support is a game changer. And if more modules where supported it would make many peoples day.. .

Hi! Found a potential bug with rb15f I've never encountered/took notice of before. Was flying in the PG on Ganio91 server and did an anti-ship attack. First round my rb15f's didnt reach their target, and I thought it was a bit strange, but might've been shoot down. So tried again, but this time I followed their path in f6 view. And notice severe oscilliation (rapidly 10-15m oscillations) during flight. And when they reached the final phase they ocilliated into the water. So I tried again and rechecked my qfe settings, but same behaviour. bx8 and bx7 both fixed with the radar.