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Question What does SimTools output to controller over serial port?

Discussion in 'SimTools Pro & Entertainment Version' started by Edward B Gilbert, Nov 30, 2018.

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  1. yobuddy

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    Since slamming on the breaks would cause more G's in the game, it will also cause the sim to tip more. (When tuned correctly anyway)
    Causing a bigger movement needed on the actuator.

    Since the PWM of interfaces (arduino) moves the actuators faster the further away they are from where they need to be.
    The motor will move faster for the break slamming as your describing above.
    So I believe they already work the way you want.

    Take care,
    yobuddy
    yobuddy, Dec 3, 2018
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