X-Sim motion profiles universal manual available!

by **RafBR** » Thu 6. Sep 2012, 17:40

Here is the link to the X-SIM MOTION PROFILES UNIVERSAL MANUAL I wrote some time ago:
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=E ... j4qUkZbfnE

Perhaps we can fine tune it and make it available as official documentation.
If you have any question just reply this thread!

my regards!

Website · by **Riton** » Thu 6. Sep 2012, 21:22

yes, its cool! thanks.

by **yokoyoko** » Thu 6. Sep 2012, 22:34

Thanks for sharing! I have enjoyed reading.
Very usefull new info's for me - the sliders part is good explained even for not nativ speakers like me ^^

Good job mate.

by **tronicgr** » Thu 6. Sep 2012, 22:42

Really good Job!! Well done!

Thanos

by **Battlestar** » Thu 6. Sep 2012, 22:57

Hi RafBR,

Thanks for this and well done! This was needed!

Mike

by **vicpopo** » Fri 7. Sep 2012, 15:59

Many Thanks to you.Sometimes we want to improve the simulator hardware with more axis without exploring all software possiblities.
But my knowlwedges in XSim is missing (like some others !!) and I appreciate a lot your job .
Now I can try to improve my simulator for more sensations with your great job!!
Best Regards

by **ferslash** » Fri 7. Sep 2012, 17:33

Hi guys:

Since i don't know anything about electronics i am a little ashame to take part in this conversation but... on the other hand i think i am a regular Standard user of this forum (with some hardware skills but cero electronic knowledge)

i am building my first sim thanks to motionDave advise of using pololu (simple simple simple) but expensive... so... maybe a good move for this conversation could be a better or equal option but cheaper than pololu

I found some time ago this guy from malasya (he was part of the old forum) and as far a i understud he took a cheap electronic pre-build card (i guess something like arduino) and pluged it to x-sim... for some reason he uses his blog insted of publish directly in x-sim.

maybe it could help... check this links

his electronics:
http://simf1.blogspot.mx/
his sim
http://simf1.blogspot.mx/p/what-is-16f887-microchip.html

best regards from mx

by **motiondave** » Sat 8. Sep 2012, 01:36

I saw that as well, but it takes quite a bit of programming to do. Hence why I went JRK, easy to set up (thanks bobbuilt).

by **yokoyoko** » Sat 8. Sep 2012, 10:33

Hello,

I want to enter this thread again. RafBr --> on first view I tought your manual is good, but now I followed all your instructions and I have to say it is brilliant!!! Big improvement to my previous tries with "convertor" and "math-plugins". I really love the possibility with the sliders on desktop for every single effect. Everything works like a charme. Just the many "copy and combine" in combination with "move on line up" :roll:

(man this takes time)... A drag and drop function would be fine. I experienced that with many effects and commands in "math setup" the setup itself becomes a bit sluggish while changing positions of (f.e.) "copy and combine"... but that is ascribed to my notebook maybe.

RafBr, I want once again thank you for your hardworking dedication to inspire the community how to use more of the sim's :!:

Hi guys:

Since i don't know anything about electronics i am a little ashame to take part in this conversation but... on the other hand i think i am a regular Standard user of this forum (with some hardware skills but cero electronic knowledge)

i am building my first sim thanks to motionDave advise of using pololu (simple simple simple) but expensive... so... maybe a good move for this conversation could be a better or equal option but cheaper than pololu

welcome to the club of the electronic less skilled people. I'm there with you. But with the help of the active members around here - even for us it is possible to get everything managed. I agree on both - the Pololus are simple and expensive. But if I look at the specs of the boards and the fact that you got a "Gui" for programming them they become more financial instresting. I would buy them again even if I had some troubles on beginning with them (user's fault like everytime^^).
Cheaper is always better :lol:

but I bought things in my life that were more expenisve and worked worse.
Don't get me wrong - if there is a good working, idiot safe and cheaper alternative to the Jrk's - would be cool. But on many alternatives I miss the "idiot safe" feature.

Best regards
yokoyoko

by **motiondave** » Sat 8. Sep 2012, 10:55

Ah yes, we love the "idiot" safe setting....
Nice manual ,raf ,by the way.