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I'm not sure you can get positions of the individual speakers to be configured in the system settings of the sound card in a context like this, but maybe I just missing something. Talking about SimShaker Sound Module, the idea behind it is that everyone can edit the sound samples it pushes into bass-shaker and change one's experience. Including which speakers are engaged or not.

What was the biggest problem?

I wouldn't say that doubled strings are normal. Export.lua script is moslty out of my scope, but I'm afraid there is something wrong with it.

Export Self

Not too much old, but not not the latest. I would try to update.

looks like an outdated SimShaker for Aviators version.

It looks like something is wrong with DCS Export. It's strange that the Repair button wasn't helpful. Maybe there's a conflict with other apps using DCS Export?

Hi, Please check if you can see any numbers in the SimShaker for Aviators -> View -> DCS Debug window during the mission.

Thank you for the feedback. Maybe you should try the latest version of the software, which I'm about to publish, by this link https://simshaker.com/downloads/beta_SimShaker-Wings_Setup_v.2.16.msi It features some improvements. Hello, It's hard to say what is wrong in your case. I'm not sure that the Wuzhi Hands-free Audio is a 6 channels device. I'd rather expect it to be 1 channel. But you know better. Starting from SimShaker Sound Module version 2.33 ASIO usage is optional for any selected number of channels. Maybe that will help you.

I see, thank you. Please try to install the Gametrix Control Panel software on the new PC. I think it may be helpful in this case. You can get it by this link https://simshaker.com/software/optional/

I don't think f4l0 ever sold you something. Regarding my own feeling, I keep Realteus Forcefeel supported in SimShaker software which I develop. I don't have the HF8 seat sample but it's reported it works not half too bad with SimShaker Wings. In case of any issues, we could discuss it.

Hi Dogmanbird, No, mono files are just for 1 shaker mode. For 6 shakers files are 6-channels. Please refer to the User Guide https://simshaker.com/guides/sound where to find the files.

Please disable unlimited ammo in DCS.

Looks good. At least it's worth trying. The Buttkicker plus already features some embedded USB sound card. I've heard people use it. Please bear in mind that SimShaker software allows to connect only 1 sound card currently.

Looks like the link on the Latest beta release plate still gets us to version 2.6.1 https://github.com/SimShaker-for-Aviators/SimShaker-for-Aviators-Releases/releases/tag/beta-2.6.1 Could you please update it? We wish you a speedy successful resolution of the issues that have arisen. Good luck!

beta SimShaker Sound Module 2.35.zip It may be helpful in case of any troubles.

Yes, I think it will work out. If not, I can provide you with the set of files as zip archive. BTW, have you unistalled the previous beta version?

have you tried to reboot the PC?

what's the problem with the installer? any error messages?

https://github.com/SimShaker-for-Aviators/SimShaker-for-Aviators-Releases/releases/tag/beta-2.6.2

Added GForce/Feeling effect can now be enabled on ground and disabled while in the air Changed SimConnect box renamed to MSFS SimConnect Fixed Workaround for MSFS H145 helicopters added Logging enabled on startup UWVeditor issue when started from settings window / taskbar

Thank you for the feedback. It can be felt differently with different bass-shaker models. You can easily revert it back as descibed here https://simshaker.com/news/all/ There is the readme. txt file inside the archive. Hopefully it will not kill this precise equipment.

Yes, while you use the USB headset. It becomes very helpful in this case, since we need 2 fully separate sound chains.

No, you need both. SimShaker software has nothing to do with the game sound in this case, if you mean that. It provides only LF audio to feed bass-shakers. You can use your onboard soundcard for this purpose though.

Hi Michael, You are right, but to be exact, SimShaker Sound Module as addon to SimShaker for Aviators creates the dedicated low frequency effects. SimShaker for Aviators itself provides output to vibrating pads as Gametrix, Realteus or NLR ones via USB. Yes, I think so. You probably will find some links below helpful: SimShaker Sound Module - ED Forums Discussion Feedback for Flight Simulation – 2020 | Mudspike https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRe2q37KNCk SimShaker related forum threads Yes, I think so. There is a demo mode with a limited set of the effects to check compatibility. Don't forget to disable the Voicemeeter