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Thanks noorbeast

I make my own thread for my project.

Cheers

Hi to all.
I'm matt from the uk. I'm new to this site but have been using xsim for a few years now and have built my 3 dof racing sim with custom dashboard and load cell brake pedal. ive been thinking of moving to sim tools for some time as ive read that its a better motion software to use.
matt

I'm looking to build a motion seat that moves the seat ONLY given my current Sim set up. See pic. I call it Jim's 2.0 but is now becoming 3.0 with larger 24" screens (mounted in the correct position), 7 tactile transducers, 7" touch screens, new steering wheel, etc.

Hi mates!
I'm a young 62 years old new fanatic of race simulation.
I'm looking for transorm my static driving seat in a motion simulator.
Can I see yours simulator to get insipation?
Thanks!
Max

Hi all! Was doing some sim research and found this site. Was surprised to see all the mention of my Joyrider platform design! (been out of the loop awhile)

I'm seeing many great methods being developed here to motorize or otherwise power the platform using the great software available now.

From what I can find, it looks like the Joyrider is still the least expensive and simplest motion flight sim platform to build! (I know, shameless plug....)

I had many enjoyable hours in the prototype Joyrider as a stand-alone passive motion platform running Xplane. I can imagine with it powered using "fly-by-wire" controls, not only can it more accurately represent the motion of the aircraft (stalls, etc.) but it can easily be equipped with yoke control for those flying "heavies" and the like. Great fun!

I'm Will from Tasmania. Been a computer nerd my whole life. Had to retire young, and found myself with plenty of time -but very limited money - on my hands. One day last year, while I was in the recycling shop attached to our local rubbish tip I discovered a Logitech Wingman Force Feedback racing wheel and pedals. I think I paid $10.00 for it. Took it home, and with a bit of hacking got it working with my PC. I tried a few racing games, and then bought DiRT 3 and fell in love with rally driving. Then I realised that if I wanted to get better race times I needed a racing cockpit. So I built my first one. I'm now on what I call the "Mark 6 cockpit" designed and built myself. I'm now at the point where I want to add some instrumentation, and start thinking about adding motion.

New Here, Jeff,
Have a Long Time Interest w/ Sim-Motion, Started w/FSX, Created Bench Prototype For 360 Control All Axis Aprox 8yrs Ago Using Directional/Proportional Hydraulic Analog Hyd Valves Controlled
By a Allen Bradley PLC. Finally Servos Entered The Industrial Machine Control Avenue, Been Off & On Exploring Cheaper Alternate Means Of Servo Control, Ardunio/SaintMaster UNO Has
Shown Promise. That Brings Me Here, Hopefully To Find The Missing Building Blocks Yet Undiscovered.
Related Background Skills Include, Machinist, Certified Welder, Love TIG, Sanitary Welding, Electrician From Analog To 14Kw, Instrumentation/Calibration, PLC Programming Incl Networks,
Designing & Fabricating, Programming On An Industrial Level, Automation.
Using Allen Bradley Rockwell RSLogix & Rslink Incl FLINK, EPA Certified Universal 608 HVAC Tech, 20+Yrs Military & DOD Helicopter Maintenance, Acrft Inspector.
End Goal Is To Explore/Build a Working PC Platform Sim Motion Machine, Electrical, Cost Effective Wise 1st, Then Mechanically Fabricate It For My Personal Use vs Paying 10K+
Currently Employed By The Worlds Largest Brewery Over 20+Yrs As a E&I Tech, Yep, That Make Me Almost a Senior Citizen.
Have No C+++ Attempts, But After Reviewing Arduino Code On YouTube, Values Used Make Sense, Minus The Code Delimiter{s} Format, It Should Be Fun, Never Too Old To Learn Something New.
Well Time To Explore Your Website and Thanks For It's Existence and Contribution Support For All The User's Here.
Have a Good Day {Like Paul Harvey Would Say} Good-Day.

Hi. I come from creating a 2dof running other software, I adapatado everything to run with simtools but I realize you have to pay for plugins, in my country the exchange rate is very high , therefore the costs are many, a shame that I realized this , I will have to return to my previous soft ??? . Is there any way to collect the coins quickly.

hello, welcome to the forum you will gain points by participating in the forum discution each answer each reading etc .. earn you points up if you get enough (250) poura have access to download and upload your 10 points each .
I hope I helped you.

look here : http://www.xsimulator.net/community/faq/how-to-download-plugins.2/

Thank you !!! Now if I can further develop based on simtools . I'll upload my project 2dof from Argentina . Thank you.

It is with pleasure, looking forward to your 2dof project.
Good luck for the future

OI

Hey, guys. New member from Tempe, AZ. here. Will probably be reading and lurking for awhile getting ideas to possibly add motion to an Obutto Ozone rig I use for iRacing. Looks like there's a lot here to read and check out.