Rumble motors ffb for seat and pedals

Hi everyone,
I found this project to get the vibration function of braking and having accelerated. The project seems very well made and above all easy.
http://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/i...ass-shaker-v1-4-2015-10-09.26163/#post-530221
Unfortunately, the software that runs it only works with assetto corsa.
You think it is possible to realize a similar project using simtools so it can also be operated with other games?
You think it's a stupid idea to take the data that transmit ffb our wheel steering to generate the same vibrations to 2,3,4 small engines placed on our pedals or under the seat generate the same vibrations?
If you which way you could achieve?
Thanks
gigi

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...... Thanks noorbeast for your always prompt epaly
so it will be possible to transmit the movement to these small motors through an amplifier operated by simvibe release contained in simtools 2.0? Instead the buttkicker transducer it will possible to connect some micro motors like this one?

...... Thanks for your always prompt intervention
so it will be possible to transmit the movement to these small motors through an amplifier operated by simvibe release contained in simtools 2.0? Instead the buttkicker transducer it will possible to connect some micro motors like this one?

...... Thanks for your always prompt intervention
so it will be possible to transmit the movement to these small motors through an amplifier operated by simvibe release contained in simtools 2.0? Instead the buttkicker transducer it will possible to connect some micro motors like this one?

...... Thanks for your always prompt intervention
so it will be possible to transmit the movement to these small motors through an amplifier operated by simvibe release contained in simtools 2.0? Instead the buttkicker transducer it will possible to connect some micro motors like this one?

DC 12-24V 4700RPM High Torque Magnet Massager Vibration Motor

You could control those by using gamedash and using the output of maybe the RPM or similar wouldnt be too hard to do. In fact you would be able to modify my wind code to drive the motor/s.

Ahh I just read the thread and you can get the same data out of AC as he is getting and send that to game dash, but that would be at plugin level so not too sure but something I will look at because i'm interested

Thnks silentchil!
let me know. I've not any idea how connnect and control the micro motors using gamedash

I have just bought one Arduino uno clone and one L293D Motor control Drive Shield Expansion Board fr Arduino MegaUNO

Hey @gigi,
unfortunately I cannot access the page on the AssettoCorsa forum, although I have signed up. Don't have the permission, it says.

Anyway, I also got the idea of using such massage vibration motors, and it works really well. I just put two of them onto my seat:

Of course I put the seat pad back onto the seat:


You can find some more details in my thread:
https://www.xsimulator.net/communit...ation-for-oculus-rift.7684/page-3#post-114278

Now about how to trigger the motors: You don't need any amplifier, simvibe, etc. Just make a setup as explained in @SilentChill's excellent thread:
https://www.xsimulator.net/community/threads/simulated-wind-using-monstermoto-and-arduinouno.6876/

@SilentChill uses his setup for getting airstream by connecting fans, but you can connect the vibration motors in the very same way as these fans.
In fact, I connected vibration motors plus fans in parallel to the same controller board.
In his thread, you can also see how to do the software configuration with GameDash.

Since I am using JRK boards, my setup was different, but with some geniuses of this forum (credits in my thread) it finally worked.

I have tested the vibration & fans with the following simulations:
- No Limits Rollercoaster 2: Most easy, because the "speed" value is already available in Game Engine, so you don't even need to use Game Dash.
- Microsoft Flight Simulator X: I used the "Rounds per Minute" value for driving the motors. This needs to be done with Game Dash.

After finishing the current re-design of my rig (which should be done quite soon), I will bother @value1 again and ask him to add the RPM and Speed values of AeroFly to Game Dash.

Well, the idea is very good, but it does not even come close to what simvibe with good transducers, (AURA or BUTTKICKER) are able to do. Every detail of the track, car or other variables, are able to be reproduced, besides the frequency of RPMs for example. But it's worth as a cheap solution, rs

I'm waiting for the game vibe patiently, I would not like to use competing software along with sim tools. I find it easier to use everything from the same developer, so we can have broad support, spend less, and more compatibility. I already have here a 4x aura 50w transducer, and an amplifier developed by a friend, 4 channels of 100W, in 2 or 4 ohms.