Bass Shaker Plugin solved with post #19108

[Riton]

mince alors...c'est bien dommage.
est ce que le rendu est équivalent au rendu avec la bande son?
peux tu en dire plus?
merci!

[ericRacer]

^[[ est ce que le rendu est équivalent au rendu avec la bande son? ]]]

oui, il est vraiment très bien ! et facilement configurable ! les sensations sont bien détaillés, pour les personnes n'ayant pas de sim, ca peut très bien augmenter l'immersion ! Imagine quand tu le rajoute à ton propre sim ! WoW !

Le problème c'est que je ne peux pas faire fonctionner les 2 sur le même PC , quand je réussi, le FF de mon volant est tout erronné et décallibré (tourné de 30°). J'ai réussi à faire fonctionner les 2 avec game stock car, X-Sim converter sur un autre pc et * sur le même pc que le jeu -> Fantastic mais ca ne marche pas à tout les coups, il faut que je me dépêche de démarrer les 2 sofwares en même temps et si je vais trop vite ou trop lent ca ne marche pas, un marche et l'autre pas !

J'ai vu sur le site de * qu'il y avait d'autre force disponible avec la version pour actuateur (roll angle, pitch angle, etc) ,j'avais pensé utiliser seulement * (via la carte son) avec c'est signaux de plus que j'aurais travaillé avec ma carte arduino pour tout faire fonctionner. Je leur ai écrit (*) pour savoir si c'étais possible d'avoir accès à ceux-ci, mais non, seulement en achetant leur actuateur(sx3000/4000) à $%$$%$ dollars

Mais ! d'après moi, il serait possible d'obtenir le même résultat (ou très proche) de * avec le plugin (bassShaker) du merveilleux X-SIM à condition de l'améliorer.

Car voici la solution que je cherche :
viewtopic.php?f=19&t=795#p6564

best regards
Eric Bergeron

[RafBR]

Hi, I built one tactile transducer (bass shaker) like those diy from youtube and tested it with music with good results.
Now, since I made it as a gadget for my motion simulator, I want it connected with x-sim.

So how do I interface it to my pc/x-sim ?
Here a picture ilustrating what I miss:



Please any help will be apreciated

[RacingMat]

hello RafBR !

everything is very well explained in this document "Tactile Transducer Setup Guide for iRacing 2-14-12"
https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.*/forum/download/file.php%3Fid%3D7990&sa=U&ei=0Ih1UYOdF9KzhAfBm4GoAg&ved=0CAcQFjAA&client=internal-uds-cse&usg=AFQjCNFJHqKlh6JcMJ5cc__ZMJ4ac3iGUw

I cannot answer to your question as it depends : if you use 1 or 2 PC orif you use an USB chat mic for example...

Mat

[RacingMat]

Hi !

In addition to the previous doc, I've read a very useful document attached in this post http://www.x-sim.de/forum/viewtopic.php?f=47&t=78#p444

So, I followed these steps :
- select and highlight "Bass Shaker" then click on "Open Setting"

then peripheral selection


at that stage, I can hear sound in by speaker when I click on the "Test" buttons

then I add an Axis in the Math Setup for Bass Volume
and I add another Axis in the Math Setup for Bass Frequency

in the Output panel / Synaptrix : I linked the "Control Output of Axis" and the "Output Axis Direct" for Volume and as well for Frequency

But when the game is running and the Profiler started, I can see the graph changing but NO sound ...

What's wrong ? Please can you help me ?
Thanks for your help
Mat

[sirnoname]

Your game is using the same soundcard?

[RacingMat]

Hello !
thanks for answering

No, I have 2 soundcards on 2 distinct PCs

here is the configuration :
* rFactor is running on the PC1 + Force Sender
With a soundcard 5.1

* on PC2, Profiler is running
and I have an internal sound card with a single stereo jack :

- my motors are moving !
- I can hear sound with the test button !
- I can see the graph moving !
but nothing when I click start

I think I'm close to succeed but I'm stuck here...
thanks
Mat

[sirnoname]

There is no volume graph.
I think you should start with setting the volume to maximum and test the frequency out of your blue graph. If this works you can play around with the volume.

[RacingMat]

yes, that's fine now !!

Thanks sirnoname
I was a bit affraid of destroying my DIY buttkicker with 100% volume : but that was the solution !

Indeed, it's really cool : giving more feelings, more immersion
buttkicker is a must have ! thanks to Xsim

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here are the updated settings :

First of all, I advise you to read :
- first "Tactile Transducer Setup Guide for iRacing 2-14-12"

Tactile Transducer Setup Guide for iRacing 2-14-12.pdf

setup for buttkicker - tactil transducer for Xsim

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- and then "X-Sim BassShaker.pdf" attached in this forum http://www.x-sim.de/forum/download/file.php?id=141

X-Sim BassShaker.pdf

setup for bass shaker plugin Xsim - buttkicker - tactil transducer

(465.8 KiB) Downloaded 1819 times

And in addition, the following new screenshots are a good guide for others Xsimers looking for bass shaking plugin setting up.

My configuration : I have 2 soundcards on 2 distinct PCs
* rFactor is running on the PC1 + Force Sender
With a soundcard 5.1

* on PC2, Profiler is running
and I have an internal sound card with a single stereo jack

So, I followed these steps :
- in "Interface setting", select and highlight "Bass Shaker" then click on "Open Setting"

then peripheral selection


at that stage, I can hear sound in by speaker when I click on the "Test" buttons

- then, in the "Math Setup", I add an Axis called Bass Volume
i use the "effect 57 : RPM rounds per minute of engine"
(you can later add "effect 23 Gear shake effect")

put volume to 100% :

- and I add another Axis called "Bass Frequency"


in the "Output panel" / "Synaptrix" :
I linked the "Control Output of Axis" and the "Output Axis Direct" for Volume and also for Frequency
this is mandatory : if not, it won't work fine


When the game is running and the Profiler started, I can see the graphs changing and feel the vibration !!
volume
frequency

Go !!!!

[dESK0]

- then, in the "Math Setup", I add an Axis called Bass Volume
i use the "effect 57 : RPM rounds per minute of engine"
(you can later add "effect 23 Gear shake effect")

You should say that for effect 23 must to put "add result value", not "overwrite result value"