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Resolved Tried to adjust axes; now lost all Pitch motion

Discussion in 'SimTools DIY Version' started by jaymac7, Jan 23, 2019.

  1. jaymac7

    jaymac7 New Member Gold Contributor

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    D7D9CDFB-BE73-4B44-A339-0D1E2439529E.jpeg Hello,
    I recently posted here with great results to achieve motion with F1 2018.
    Unfortunately today I tried to split the Roll axis (65) values between Roll and Sway (32 each) to produce more lateral motions.
    Not only did that not produce more motion, but now all the pitch is gone completely. I reverted back to the original settings (2 axes/ roll 65 / pitch 60). Still nothing. I tried selecting the orange/black boxes to reverse the pitch to see if that was the problem.
    Did not change anything.
    I did try to close the game engine and manager and restart them and also unpatch and repatch the game.
    I don’t know what else to do. I’ll include some pics.

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  2. yobuddy

    yobuddy Well-Known Member Staff Member Moderator SimAxe Beta Tester SimTools Developer Gold Contributor

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    Can we see a pic of your sim buddy?
  3. jaymac7

    jaymac7 New Member Gold Contributor

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    Not sure if this pic helps. Here are the details I posted in my earlier F1 2016/18 thread::
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    1. DIY
    2. 2 DOF
    3. SCN5 Actuators
    4. SCN Interface

    SimTools

    1. Version Number: 2.3.1
    2. Game Plugin where the error is happening: F1 2018 v
    3. Settings outlined in post below.
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    BlazinH Well-Known Member

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    On a racing game you should be using surge and sway anyway and not pitch and roll to achieve more movement. If roll and and pitch are set properly all you'll ever get is the actual roll and pitch of the chassis.
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  5. jaymac7

    jaymac7 New Member Gold Contributor

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    Ok, but that doesn’t help solve the problem at hand. Everything worked BEAUTIFULLY the past several weeks until I made those changes today. Even after I changed them back, all squat and dive are gone.
    If anyone can offer suggestions, I’d greatly appreciate it!
  6. noorbeast

    noorbeast VR Tassie Devil Staff Member Moderator Race Director

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    The Axis Allocation is also related to other settings such as the Tuning Center values, you can't just play with one.

    Try following these steps to refine your motion profile, doing one axis at a time, surge, then do sway next, heave, then roll and pitch. Once you are happy with the individual axis turn them all on and tweak as needed: https://www.xsimulator.net/community/faq/steps-to-create-a-motion-profile.228/
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  7. jaymac7

    jaymac7 New Member Gold Contributor

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    I will have to try that. I was just assuming and hoping that reverting right back to the previous settings would have fixed everything right away...
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    Please load the Axis Assignment Preset for a "SimForceGT".
    Click save and give it a run.
    Chat soon,
    yobuddy
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  9. jaymac7

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    “Please load the Axis Assignment Preset for a "SimForceGT".
    Click save and give it a run.
    Chat soon,
    yobuddy”

    THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for once again coming to the rescue.
    Worked perfectly!
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