Fine-tune FFB gun effect for the Su-25T

(I know some of you will laugh - and think: Does this guy don't have any other problems?! - be assured: I have ,... Many of them!!;)- but please take a sec and think about it)

Here is my problem:

Gun effects at the stick are so enormous that I fear to hurt myself! :D

(please observe also the control indicator)

It's hard to visualize -but I hope you get a idea what happens in my wrist .

I know that there is a "Shake" setting in the "Force Feedback Tune Panel" in the controller options. In the video it is set to 50. (when I set it to 100.... I can't hold it any more :P and I really break something - )

And I know that I can lower it to erase this violent shaking while firing the gun.

But

this lowers also the subtle nice buffeting/shaking when stalling/deploying the air-brakes/having over-speed and also the stall warning when on a landing-approach.

And these effects are absolutely nicely tuned - and I would really miss them.

So when I lower the "shake" to have the gun at a acceptable/believable value - I have almost no other effects any more.

OK, you are right - I use a not so common combination of two MS-FFB sticks and I have overall stronger FFB than others,

but the gun seems really to be "a little" overdone.

I also know that there is a Eagle DynamicsDCS WorldConfigContactor.cfg

But no value is responsible only for the gun...

It's always all or nothing.

...and I have a Butt-kicker - that is more than enough shacking when firing the gun.

Question:

How can I tune down only the Gun FFB effect?

Is there a file that I can edit to lower only the Gun effect ?

IMHO I cant believe that a hydraulic driven plane rumbles so brutal at the stick.

BTW: It is very nicely done in the A-10C.

And I heard that the gun of the A-10 is a little bigger... - there are no gun-shake effects at all on the stick- only a enormous bass over my butt-kicker.

And the stick becomes stiffer at higher speeds and the stall warning is simulated.

wholly crap the force is strong with this one. lol :joystick:

That's marketable as something completely different.:joystick:

Shameless Bump!

- at least it would be nice if someone would tell me if that there isn't a function like this available in the files.

So I can stop searching ... would save me some time to concentrate on other things...

...There isn't a function like this available in the files :D

Thanks Smokey! :)

all i know is the FFB axsis FFB in the options panel. :noexpression: