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VR racing rig Sharing my VR racing rig build comes with Butt kicker BK and some DIY Arduino 'Shake-It' system through SIMHUB program for maximum immersion. Have to use table fan to cool down the overheating Amplifier and Arduino UNO hardware. Have to constantly tighten the rig screws every week due to immense vibration too. I'm using the rig to run PC sim: Assetto Corsa and Euro Truck simulator.
This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Oct 19 2021, 09:06 PM
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QUOTE(Bonchi @ Oct 22 2021, 08:59 PM)
I saw some DIY just use a scrap actual car braking system with braking fluid plus the actual breakpad and disk brake
That lots of metal hardware work especially with real fluid, my G923 brake pedal already hard enough on leg exercise for a day. If i had time i might use my mountain bike foxshox hydraulic absorber and mods the pedal.
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QUOTE(miyakochan89 @ Oct 24 2021, 04:06 PM)
yeah i guess the euro truck simulator 2 is very addictive. Having travelled Europe via driving, im very impressed by it. so immersive and real.
Yes indeed! totally addictive and immersive because it really simulate my actual experience driving home 'balik kampung' style. All those driving ambient and places to visit makes driving more enjoyable. Sometimes on weekend i spent 12 hours just driving just visiting places. Here's snapshots and tweet videos of my truck driving.
Joined: May 2005
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Vibration dissipation via seatbelt Finally i've installed SPARCO seatbelt and to my surprise it was really worth it for some immersion reason:
1. The chassis vibration from ButtKicker system and SIM HUB "Shake-It" reverberate into my seat belt making it more immersive feeling through my body especially the vibration from various engine and brake rumble feedback.
2. Since i'm on VR it makes it feel more secure and life like behind the wheel.
3. Helps to force me into proper seating posture, no more back bone pain.
Soon probably will put strong digital high torque servo to pull the seatbelt for extra G-Force effect since i have 2x extra unused connection port on SIM HUB/ADAFRUIT motor shield hardware.
Photos:
This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Oct 27 2021, 10:28 PM
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QUOTE(Bonchi @ Jan 8 2022, 01:15 AM)
Bila make video of akina VR downhill .
Noticed you didnt do rev matching.
After i try the Akina track i realized i suk drifting on narrow roads. Need to sharpen my drift skills first. hahaha.
I didn't rev matching, hard to 'blip' accelerator pedal timing right to rev the engine a bit and bite the clutch when i busy chasing the opponent infront of me and cornering. Will try to learn rev matching soon. Thanks.
This post has been edited by SupermotoXL: Jan 8 2022, 08:56 PM
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How to sim racing tips: Overcome motion sickness in VR Lots of ppl asking tips from me about VR sickness related to nausea and dizziness. So i'm sharing my tips on how to overcome motion sickness when using VR headset when sim racing behind the wheels. Hope this article helps. Enjoy reading.