Recent updates make the Corsair unflyable with force feedback

[tekwoj]

The stall buffet frequency was fine when the module released, but now it's way too high and makes the plane unflyable.

Also the gun firing vibration used to be there but now it's gone. Honestly it feels like the stall is using the gun firing frequency.

[Hiob]

I didn't notice any change or problem here. Which FFB device are you using?

Do you use any 3rd party effects software? (like TelemFFB for the Rhino)

 

edit: I have to correct myself. Just tried it again and compared to the P-47. Indeed the buffet is a pretty high frequency (compared to the P47, though I admittedly can’t tell if it was different before).
Guns effects I don’t get in either of both without using the 3rd party effects software though. When I use it, the effect is the same as always.

 

(My bigger gripe with the stall buffet is that it comes too early. Obviously I have no reference other than other Warbirds in DCS, but in comparison to the P-47 it is quite clear (same speed, no payload). But that is besides the point.)

Edited Wednesday at 04:54 AM by Hiob

[tekwoj]

I'm on Moza AB9. I remember distinctly being surprised that gun vibration comes from the direct input, cause most modules in DCS didn't have it. I use only Direct Input for the corsair, no telemetry. I"m pretty sure the vibration had lower frequency because I flew it quite a bit when it came out and it was very enjoyable on ffb.

[MAXsenna]

5 hours ago, tekwoj said:

I'm on Moza AB9. I remember distinctly being surprised that gun vibration comes from the direct input, cause most modules in DCS didn't have it. I use only Direct Input for the corsair, no telemetry. I"m pretty sure the vibration had lower frequency because I flew it quite a bit when it came out and it was very enjoyable on ffb.

It's pretty much up to the developer what effects are used and to what extent from the Direct Input library for Force Feedback. Telemetry is awesome, but if FFB had been more popular in flightsims as long as FFB has existed, who knows where we'd been today.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/windows/desktop/bb153254(v=vs.85)