FFB settings for Logitech wheels (MOMO)

Hi,

After all these years of nKP, there are probably final adjustments for Logitech MOMO. Can someone tell me how I set FFB, for best results?
Thanks in advance.

RGDS,
Miroslav

Now, my FFB settings is:





And in nkpro.ini:

[FORCEFEEDBACK]
HARDMODE=1

After a while the steering wheel begins to shake. That's the problem.

NKPro simulates flatspots on the front tires, so when you lock your front tires (at cars with no ABS) a few times on braking, the wheel begins to shake a bit after that, while driving.
So the shaking you notice might be just the usual flatspot-simulation in NKPro.
But if so, it should be gone in the moment you put on fresh tires again.

M Waechter wrote:NKPro simulates flatspots on the front tires, so when you lock your front tires (at cars with no ABS) a few times on braking, the wheel begins to shake a bit after that, while driving.
So the shaking you notice might be just the usual flatspot-simulation in NKPro.
But if so, it should be gone in the moment you put on fresh tires again.

Thx.

Yes, I know about this (nKP simulates flatspots). But, one question...

nKP not change the tires automatically when I do "go to box"? Because, when I do "go to box" the steering wheel is still shaking...
This is what confuses me.

Maybe I need this?



Sry, nKP n00b here.

About FFB settings, this is it? My settings are OK?

I would maybe try to set "Spring Effect Strenght" on the same value as "Overall Strenght Effect"* and also make a mark in the box of the "Enable Centering Spring in Force Feedback Games".
This (using "spring effect strength" as well) should be easier and more realistic then. The wheel then goes back to its middle position after cornereing automatically.
*Personally I have it set to just 45% both, to be not too heavy (for your arms). Those two values are more of a personal matter.

The "ff gain" values in the game must be set in a way that the grey-bar (the forth bar beside the gas- brake- and clutch- bar-indicator overlay -F9-) is not too much / too long at its maximum,
because if you set to a too high "ff gain" value in the game, you don't feel the tiny details of the FF anymore. Normally it is set to s.th. like 0.500-0.800 ff gain, it can vary a bit from car to car.

Thanks for the info my friend.

Thank you,
I recently bought Net Kar Pro. I had a lot of force feed back clipping before reading this thread, and now I am able to adjust it better.

I have a Logitech G27 wheel, and I am using some of the same settings. A friend also recommended setting the dampening in the logitech profiler to 100%. Then reduce FFB gain in the NKP menu to a lower level. I will try it out and see.

I hope that more people share their force feedback settings.
Thanks,
Walter