FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

syscrh
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Re: FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

#61 Post by syscrh » 06 Oct 2018 16:13

My LEDs are working ... Debian 10 Buster, Linux 4.18, Logitech G29

Basic ideas: Have you tried rebooting after adding the udev rules? Are the permissions for the udev file correct?
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Re: FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

#62 Post by BabaOrhum » 06 Oct 2018 17:11

Of course but I think paths can be different between Arch and Debian, that's why I search some help.
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Re: FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

#63 Post by BabaOrhum » 09 Oct 2018 10:28

I'm not pirating software that's just a log, in modern kernels with modern system, the leds directory is replaced by hidraw system tested with a nodeJS script, leds are functionnal on Linux. Debian uses deprecated leds directory for hid that no more exists on arch, Manjaro, and lot other distros.
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Re: FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

#64 Post by Adrien_D » 22 Nov 2018 19:47

Hi,
The plugin seems to work. Only problem is that when I am driving straight and I let go of the wheel it starts to quickly shake from side to side. I have tried to fiddle with the parameters but no luck so far.
Under 50km/h i don't have any problem
My ini file :

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[FFB]
# total force coef
steering_force=80
# damper force coef (grow with speed)
damper_force=30
# speed of return to center
steering_speed=300
# tyre self-stabilization force
tyre_self_stabilization=10
# tyre self-stabilization speed correction coeff
tyre_self_stabilization_speed_coeff=200
# base stiftness
steering_stift_base=700
# additional stiftness coef (depends of speed, grows to max at 88 km/h)
steering_stift_speed=300
# workzone (in points of steering wheel)
steering_workzone=4000
# steering stift reaction (in frames, [2;49])
steering_stift_param=2
# engine vibration
vibration_force_engine=80
# overloaded engine vibration
vibration_force_overload=80
[DEBUG]
# debug output
debug_mode=0
[LEDS]
# mods available:
# 0 - LEDs off (for using with other LEDs plugins, fanaleds forr ex)
# 1 - time to next rest stop
# 2 - brakes temperature
# 3 - RPM
# 4 - fuel amount
# 5 - fuel average consumption
# 6 - time left for delivery in time
# 7 - cargo wear
mode = 5
# 1 - to enable first green led with blinker indicator, 0 - disable this feature
use_for_blinker=1
# button number to switch modes in cycle. To determinate proper button number use 'button_finder' application!
leds_mode_switch_button_number=288
# mode 1 settings
# time to rest stop when 1st green led lights is rest_total * map_scale
# map_scale is 19 in default, 3 in cities
rest_total=12
# mode 2 settings
# max brakes temperature (all leds lights), higher - all leds blink
# max brakes temperature depends of physics.sii params
brake_temp_max=199
# mode 3 settings
# RPM gauge
# first green led turns on on rpm_min
# flashing red led turns on on rpm_max
rpm_min=800
rpm_max=2300
# mode 4 settings
# first green led lights when lower than fuel_warning (in liters)
# flashing red lower than fuel_min
fuel_warning=250
fuel_min=50
# mode 5 settings
# average fuel consumption, gauge between [fuel_cons_min, fuel_cons_max]
fuel_cons_min=20
fuel_cons_max=50
# mode 6 settings
# time left to delivery time, del_time_max * map_scale
# map_scale is 19 in default, 3 in cities
del_time_max=12
# mode 7 settings
# cargo_wear_min (in %) when green LED turns on
# cargo wear (in %) when red LEDs start to flash
cargo_wear_min=1
cargo_wear_max=6
[WHEEL_ANGLES]
# angles, degrees * 100
# castor_angle=550
# camber_angle=100
kingpin_angle=775
# pin shoulder length, millimeters
half_axle_length=150
# value from physics.sii
steer_range=35
[WHEEL]
overall_gain=100
wheel_range=900
Last edited by Adrien_D on 22 Nov 2018 19:55, edited 1 time in total.
syscrh
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Re: FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

#65 Post by syscrh » 22 Nov 2018 19:50

Which steering wheel do you have?

These are my settings for my Logitech G29. I have been driving with them for the past months and I have been quite satisfied! Maybe you can/want to use these as a template for adjusting things to your wheel and your personal preferences. ;)
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Re: FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

#66 Post by Adrien_D » 22 Nov 2018 19:58

I have a Logitech, Inc. MOMO Racing
I test your settings

Edit: With yours settings, it's better.
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Re: FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

#67 Post by BabaOrhum » 26 Nov 2018 10:30

All is working now for after Manjaro kernel modification, thanks.

What about a future implementation of engine vibrations ?
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Re: FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

#68 Post by leillo1975 » 07 Dec 2018 00:14

syscrh wrote: 22 Nov 2018 19:50 Which steering wheel do you have?

These are my settings for my Logitech G29. I have been driving with them for the past months and I have been quite satisfied! Maybe you can/want to use these as a template for adjusting things to your wheel and your personal preferences. ;)
This settings works very well for me. I propose a new version of this plugin with this settings
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Re: FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

#69 Post by Bulldozer 1973 » 01 Jan 2019 16:36

@50keda

thank you for this PlugIn for Linux.

But can you help me for install the Mod / PlugIn

In are in the game linux_64/bin/plugin

But the other files come to?
Greetings,
Harald

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Re: FFB plugin (v2.5.4 - 20.12.2017) [Linux]

#70 Post by QUIMBYDOGG » 19 May 2019 17:38

Recently bought a G29 and have been enjoying it under Linux. The LEDs generally work with the plugin (for tracking things like cargo damage). If I use a left or right turn indicator in ATS the LEDs blink on both sides of the G29 as if hazards are in use. Is this just a unique problem with my Linux deployment/kernel config or do others have this problem with the G29 and this plugin?

Thanks for any input. Love the plugin and wheel so far. Driving on dirt roads is pretty fun with the FFB!
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