Still feel vibrations after setting Effects to 0% in CM (G29)

[Nero]

i set every road effect to 0% in Content manager since the vibrations of the road can make the wheel pretty loud which isnt great since im playing at night.

the shaking usually happens on uneven roads, kerbs and tyreslips.
in games like Dirt Rally 2.0 these effects were easily turned off by setting tyreslip to 0 in the FFB options.
In AC it does get less but it never goes to 0.

[ling.speed]

Yep, Codies "can" most of their stuff so it's easy to make it "turn off"

In AC the FFB you get is what the physics engine calculates, from the force road puts on the tyre, through suspension to the steering rack and steering wheel. Because of that it's impossible to know the true "source" of the force and selectively turn it off.
Therefore evey effect in AC is an enhancement (post processing) on top of standard forces.

There isn't a good way to reduce noise, but you can try:
1) reduce minimum force
2) try linear LUT or gamma (i think below 1 in your case - thrustmaster drivers might have gamma to tweak, if not the LUT settings are avilable through edits of config files or Content Manager)
3) reduce overall gain - sucks but effective
4) try increasing filter - it will add lag/latency to the wheel at high values but will reduce vibrations - sucks even more but is some alternative.

CM also has "center boost gain" which maybe could help when combined with less gain idk.

Lastly, there are other options like audio muffling foams or a white noise generator (like a fan) to make wheel noises less noticable.

[Nero]

Originally posted by ling.speed:

Yep, Codies "can" most of their stuff so it's easy to make it "turn off"

In AC the FFB you get is what the physics engine calculates, from the force road puts on the tyre, through suspension to the steering rack and steering wheel. Because of that it's impossible to know the true "source" of the force and selectively turn it off.
Therefore evey effect in AC is an enhancement (post processing) on top of standard forces.

There isn't a good way to reduce noise, but you can try:
1) reduce minimum force
2) try linear LUT or gamma (i think below 1 in your case - thrustmaster drivers might have gamma to tweak, if not the LUT settings are avilable through edits of config files or Content Manager)
3) reduce overall gain - sucks but effective
4) try increasing filter - it will add lag/latency to the wheel at high values but will reduce vibrations - sucks even more but is some alternative.

CM also has "center boost gain" which maybe could help when combined with less gain idk.

Lastly, there are other options like audio muffling foams or a white noise generator (like a fan) to make wheel noises less noticable.

alright thanks i will try that

[rec0nd1te]

the numbers in the settings is basically how many percent above baseline the ffb will output. To get close to 0 you gotta turn the gain down either in the app or in your wheels setup app, or both