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[ARGH]

why couldn't they just copy the code from original IL2 for ffb then?

i dont understand. ffb is a fundemental element of this series. it made me and 2 friends of mine spend hundreds on ffb sticks over the years.

[DummyBoy]

Salute all!

I posted it in Kankkis's topic a few days ago, there is an other solution for the centering sping and friction force problem:

http://forum.1cpublishing.eu/showpos...7&postcount=13

I hope it will be helpful!

Br,

Dummy

[mazex]

Originally Posted by ARGH

why couldn't they just copy the code from original IL2 for ffb then?

i dont understand. ffb is a fundemental element of this series. it made me and 2 friends of mine spend hundreds on ffb sticks over the years.

Because it was done using a VERY deprecated method in Directx 8 with those .ffe files

But naturally they have to do it. I just don't get why Ilya can't just say that himself to stop all speculation... There is no need to rush it - do it when they have fixed a lot of other stuff.

[reflected]

When I first tried FFB in Rise of Flight I was absolutely fascinated how much it adds to the experience.

First my stikck was limp, then I started the engine and I could feel the airflow over the elevator, but the ailerons remained limp. As I gathered speed my ailerons stiffened up too, as well as the elevators, I could feel every bump on the field through the stick until my wheels left the ground.

In combat it's also very useful: the buffeting before a stall, you can even feel your speed without looknig at the ASI. When you do a chandelle, you feel your controls going gradually totally limp as they lose effectiveness as the plane becomes motionless...

All in all it opened up a whole new world, and I really wish CloD had FFB support. I was very surprised and disappointed when I found that it didn't

[JG53Frankyboy]

so much as the the cockpit in CoD is vibrating, am actually happy in the moment not to have FFB...

[Jotaele]

Originally Posted by reflected

When I first tried FFB in Rise of Flight I was absolutely fascinated how much it adds to the experience.

First my stikck was limp, then I started the engine and I could feel the airflow over the elevator, but the ailerons remained limp. As I gathered speed my ailerons stiffened up too, as well as the elevators, I could feel every bump on the field through the stick until my wheels left the ground.

In combat it's also very useful: the buffeting before a stall, you can even feel your speed without looknig at the ASI. When you do a chandelle, you feel your controls going gradually totally limp as they lose effectiveness as the plane becomes motionless...

All in all it opened up a whole new world, and I really wish CloD had FFB support. I was very surprised and disappointed when I found that it didn't

+1, i have the same feeling.

[Seavee]

Echo the sentiments that FF is a MUST for a modern flight sim.

FF in Rise of Flight and also BoB2 are extremely well implemented.

How could CoD have been developed with supposedly such excruciating attention to the smallest modelling detail but NOT support FF?

Just incredible.....

[TitusFlavius]

Originally Posted by Seavee

Echo the sentiments that FF is a MUST for a modern flight sim.

FF in Rise of Flight and also BoB2 are extremely well implemented.

How could CoD have been developed with supposedly such excruciating attention to the smallest modelling detail but NOT support FF?

Just incredible.....

+1

When finally comes a response about FFB support?

[kingpinda]

I think when they have tackled the performance and hardware issues. There are still people who can't even start up the game.

Yes I was distressed in the beginning because I didnt even have spring centering. Now there are a couple of options to get that working. So for now its not the end of the world.