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Gforcefactory Edge 6d

Discussion in 'Commercial Simulators and Peripherie' started by PetroVitallini, Sep 9, 2018.

  1. SeatTime

    SeatTime Well-Known Member

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    My Motion Simulator:
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    Nice sim setup :thumbs. Does the system have a type of 'spike filter' so that you can keep the motion sensitivity up without the motion becoming too real in a crash/impact?
  2. SeatTime

    SeatTime Well-Known Member

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    My Motion Simulator:
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    I initially had some sagging issues with my setup (3 x 50 inch), but got around it and other setup issues by modifying the standard monitor kit so that it was better supported and I could micro-adjust for all axis's.
    NewScreensetup7.jpg
    I can also highly recommend a 'booth' for our types of setups, as it really helps with the immersion. I originally tested with 32 inch monitors, but found that they needed to be too close to me for the best FOV and hindered ingress with my rig setup.
  3. BigC208

    BigC208 New Member Gold Contributor

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    Motion platform, 6DOF
    There probably is a way to filter or tone down things a bit but been too busy at work. Haven’t had time to dig deep into the software. Once things slow down I’m going to adjust or make custom profiles to my liking.
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  4. BigC208

    BigC208 New Member Gold Contributor

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    That’s why I went with the 32’s. With the 42’s I could’ve boxed myself in and still get in and out. With 50’s s not so much. I really liked the quality of the LG C42’s and might get back to those once I figure out how to reinforce the monitor stand. For now the 32’s will have to do. I sim mostly at night and you don’t notice the area around the setup.
    Last edited: Aug 21, 2023