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Showroom 3070W 6DOF Seat Mover (WIP Surge_Sway table)

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by Pit, Mar 5, 2014.

  1. ALMO

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    Nice Build
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    Some taken photos from the building in one thread.
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  3. Wanegain

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    Crazy installation :eek: !! Incredible work o_O

    Where did you get the rack and for what price ?

    Now I'm waiting for a video in action :popcorn
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    lol, at the moment I am "touched" by the new code of vthinsel (using touchscreen LCD instad of the LCD), and I struggle with the LCD because something hangs-up...
    You mean these racks I assume:
    [​IMG]
    https://www.attas.de/shop/de/Torzub...ange-Modul-4-Befestigung-nach-oben-Kunststoff
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    Thank you for the link.
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    mmm, cleaning up the drool i just left on the floor by looking at this incredible build!!!
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    Wheres the video ?!?!?!?! @Pit

    Awesome work dude its one hell of a machine :)
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    Buddy, due to the rail system and not yet working washout I was waiting for a beta version written by yobuddy which he has now ready (SimTools 2 Alpha status). Unfortunately I am extremely busy at the moment for testing with, I have only tomorrow and Saturday, then I am going abroad for a few days, I am back on the festive period and then I will upload any videos. Promise!
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    Very good equipment
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    Very first testing of SimTools 2 Alpha. There are so many different settings to test that I have headache now...lol
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    wowzers @Pit thats a serious rig :D love it , cant believe how big that beast is and how much movement there is !!

    Is the surge and sway fast enough do you get the feeling of it properly ? it does look so smooth though great job :)
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    I am using the new washout filter, that means a different logarithm as we know without this filter. Without filter the speed is way faster, but it feels not logically because while accelerating the rig goes forward, then goes backward before shifting, then goes forward while accelerating etc. Th new washout filter of SimTools2 works already very well, I have to fiddle out the best settings and this needs time. I'm testing since 3 days only so there is more space for optimization for sure. There are dozens of possibilities, which influence to each other and I have to learn yet.
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  13. GIB SimRacing

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    That is some seriously impressive work mate!
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    BTW @SilentChill if you turn off the sway and surge rail system - the rig feels dead - totally dead. It is not the mass of acceleration, it is the fact that the rig is moving - and that fools the brain massively, because we adapt the acceleration by seeing on (in?) the game to the acceleration of the surge of our rig.
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    Yeah cool, it does have huge movement just wondered what its felt like , now the next 3 months is spent tweaking and fiddling :p
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  16. haroldjames

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    Nice stuff:thumbs, it looks epic with the big screens.
    I wouldn't mind a working washout option at the moment :p.
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    Please keep in mind the washout is still in alpha - and my video shows only one kind of settings which is not the final setting for sure. There is pretty more potential and testing and tuning needs a lot of time. :)
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    the movement looks very smooth! congrats!! jap.gif
    it's like Holiday On Ice...
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    FI, After running my 6DOF for about a week now on different games the importance of working washouts is obvious, 6DOF math not so much, as I can get it so close with the current adjustments that it does not matter. Really hanging out for a working washout. Hopefully V2 will hit the streets in the near and not distant future.
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