FFB “Stick Shaker” Occuring Too Early

[GTFreeFlyer]

Flying with the Moza AB9, using direct input (not telemetry input) and the stick shakes with gentle pulls in gentle turns, nowhere close to stall or typical buffet.  Needs a little tuning in the future when you see fit.  Thanks!

[-Rudel-]

Hi, we'll look into this.  Please provide a track

[-Rudel-]

Programmer still needs a track

[GTFreeFlyer]

3 minutes ago, -Rudel- said:

Programmer still needs a track

Ah!  This one slipped my mind.  Thanks for the reminder.  Yes, I will get a track for you soon.  I’m still experiencing it.   Lots of stick shaking going on with most easy turns.  I’m still unsure if it is an effect for stall onset (plane seems fine and no shaking), or a simulated G-feeling effect.  Thank you for responding 

P.S. It feels awesome to shoot the guns 

[GTFreeFlyer]

16 hours ago, -Rudel- said:

Programmer still needs a track

I recorded a beautiful flight this morning, but having trouble with the track file export.  I was even toggling the gunsight on and off for you whenever I was able to feel any stick shaking.  This issue is something on my end for sure, nothing with the Corsair.  I haven't saved a track file in many years.  I'll get it to you eventually.  Maybe someone can help me figure this out:

After a flight I try to save the track file, and then I get an error saying that it cannot open C:\Users\[myname]\Saved Games\DCS\Tracks/LastMissionTrack.trk. That file does not exist in that folder, so I have placed another track file in that folder, renamed it to match, and then DCS is able to save the track, but what it really does is just make a copy of the existing LastMissionTrack.trk along with the new filename I gave it. It is not the actual track file from my last flight.  It is currently autosaving any mulitplayer track file, but nothing for single player, even when I click Save Track after the flight is over.  I'm stumped.

 

While I figure this out, I can give more details:

The stick shaking appears to start almost right at 3.0 G's, but there is still plenty of margin before a stall or buffet occurs.  I thought it was tied to G's, but when I got slow and pulled back (All my movements were very slow and smooth while I was testing here), the shaking started closer to 2 G's.  So now it makes sense that perhaps the feedback is tied to AoA, not G's, which I like, but it is just triggering a little too early in my opinion.  In other modules, you'll feel the stall buffet onset, and then just a little tiny more pull on the stick will cause the wing to drop on you.  In the Corsair, once you feel that stall buffet in the FFB stick, you can continue pulling, and pulling more on the stick before the stall occurs.  Hope that makes sense.

 

I'm running the FFB mode in Moza as Direct Input, since I get zero feedback when running in telemetry mode.  I also don't get telemetry effects to my simshaker yet, but I understand that's really not a priority here so I'm not worried about it.

 

Thanks!

(I will keep trying to get a track file to export, and will send it when able).