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I see, thank you. I'm not sure we elaborated damage effects so thoroughly. You may consider the default samples as placeholders and edit them, removing what you think is redundant. Please bear in mind that such a space separation strictly depends on the SimShaker for Aviators ability to recognize the correct damage location and issuing the appropriate command to play a correspondent sample. If you manage to make significant progress on this, please share with the community here.

It looks difficult to answer this combination of questions. Please excuse me. Please tell me what interests you the most?

If you mean SimShaker for Aviators errors you'd better discuss that at SSA support thread.

Yes, some guys did it. It should be fine.

Hi, Thank you for the feedback. Could you please try SimShaker Sound Module beta version 2.27 instead? You can get it here https://1drv.ms/u/s!AtZazqt_Ko-7galKu3GS5nKHTdUBTw?e=jszOra

There may be some error messages in the Windows Event Log. You can try to search them with the Windows Event Viewer or with the SimShaker Diagnostic Tool.

Please pay attention, that it's not an error but information message. No need to be worried.

Sounds confusing. Could you please explain the issue in other words?

I believe we discussed that more than once above, here is the video how to lubricate the JetSeat motors

I think SimShaker Sound Module version 2.24 also could work. In some cases (when the Documents folder was moved to another location) you need to start the SimShaker Sound Module once to let the SimShaker for Aviators to find it.

Hi Chih-Wei, Yes, it was asked many times. A-10C II is supported in the latest SimShaker version. Try to click on Refresh button if you can't see it in the list. Again, I'm not a guy who develops SimShaker for Aviators.

The vibrations frequency is mostly out of our control. I don't think we could really match engine RPM and the vibrating motors RPM.

Hi vJaBoG32_Siddharta, I'm not a guy who develops SimShaker for Aviators. I can provide below a list from the SimShaker Sound Module, I think it's close to what you want.

I meant the Vibration Level slider in the Seat Handler software. Nothing more than that.

By default the control dial at Gametrix controller is disabled for USB mode, you can enable it via Gametrix Control Panel software. Until the dial is enabled you can change the vibration strength by moving the USB slider and pressing "Apply" in the Gametrix Control Panel. (If no luck, please try to use the Russian version of the Gametrix Control Panel to enable/disable the dial.) If you mean Vibration Level slider in the Seat Handler, it doesn't work. I'm not sure if it ever worked.

A kind of normal. We had to wait longer, sometimes.

Yes, that's for sure. This is not so clear cut. DHL is really fast but more expensive.

EMS always delivers, never losses. How long - depends on the destination country and your luck.

That depends on the delivery option selected. EMS is slow, DHL is fast.

Please check Windows settings for your microphone, there usually is the "Boost" checkbox or something like that. I usually have to keep it checked with my microphone.

Thank you. I think it's self-explaining. You can click OK an continue with the other instance of the SimShaker Sound Module.

Bob, unfortunately the image seems to be unviewable. Maybe you should try to get a fresh version of the software from simshaker.com website.

I don't think you will want to get most of it at 100. Level 100 is rather suitable for KW-908 model with different vibrating motors inside. The new motors I use are much more sensitive to the commands.

Hi mberdial, DHL Express is fast and reliable Yes, you can. Yes, it's not hard. JetPad original is better. Race edition features a different vibration nodes control pattern. I can also provide a narrow version (the same size as Race edition) of a regular JetPad w/o cutoff.

Yes, you can do that by editing SimShaker Sound Module .wav samples. Essential information how to do that is presented in SimShaker Sound Module User Guide https://simshaker.com/guides/