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Vibration (Force feedback) settings?
Hi, I think there is no vibration settings in the game? How can I enable vibration (force feedback) for the game? I have a force feedback supported joystick but it's not vibrating in Cliffs of Dover. Thanks.
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FF not fully working or even absent. G940 has some basic ff but doesn't react on firing like 1946. Ffb looks enabled by default in the conf.ini (rts, FF=1). Search the forum for more info.
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Still looking for a way to get force feed back but as of yet nothing, Thurstermaster pro shock.
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yes shocking but true...no FFB....and with the head shake bugged and out of order it makes for an awful smooth experience from the cockpit perspective...kinda reminds me of CFS3.....no that's unfair....Cliffs of Dover is 1,000 times better regardless of it's problems compared to that fiasco
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Thanks for the answers. I hope they will release a patch about this future.
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Has Force Feedback ever been enabled in this game? I'm using an old MS FFB2. My guess is "No" but I may have missed something.
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yes..it works well for me..and I'm using a MS FFB2 as well.
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Did you need to toggle anything in the config settings? If so, where? I couldn't find anything through the interface. I have yet to look through the file structures for an .ini file or something similar though.
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might be worth checking that on your installation good luck |
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There is nothing wrong with the force-feedback with my G940.
If I suffer engine damage, the thing nearly jumps out of my hand. Vibrations from guns are all there, particularly strong in the 109 with the cannon effect. Controls are very loose on the ground and very firm at high speed, just as they should be. The only problem I have is that the stick continues to vibrate after I've run out of ammo. Everything else is spot-on. |
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