Hello,
I recently updated my SimHub software from 6.7.8 (or smth like that) to the newest 6.9.0 to be able to use it with F1 2019. But since the update i can't get my rumble motors (and 1 fan) to work properly. I've 1 rumble motor on each pedal, on the brake for "wheel lock", on the throttle for "acceleration slide" (at least it was called that in the old version) and a fan dependin g on the speed as a "wind-simulator".
1. I can't find the option to adjust the idle vibration of the motors (since the motors and the fan were very slow to react I let them spin at 10% underlying idle, so the could react to sudden wheel lock/spin etc.)
2. I can't find the profile for "acceleration slide" at all, the closest I think is maybe "wheel slip" (but it doesn't feel quite right to me after ~400hrs of using "acceleration slide")
3. The "minimum force" option for "speed" is also gone?
Maybe I don't get the new terminology or something was "patched" for some reason, but maybe someone can help me to find/fix these problems
regards janm20001
Hi !
You can find the configuration help here : https://github.com/SHWotever/SimHub/wiki/ShakeIt-V3-Motors---Output-Configuration
More specifically :
1 - It's gone indeed on effects where it was not significant but you can configure it on the output itself : https://github.com/SHWotever/SimHub/wiki/ShakeIt-V3-Motors---Output-Configuration#configuring-outputs-behaviours-
2 - Acceleration slide was effectively "wheel slip only when accelerating", it has been merged into a single effect wheel slip to make it more clear about what it does, you can reproduce the old behavior simply by checking the following option : 
3 - Same as 1 actually 😀
Hi Wotever,
I think my wheelslip works now as before, so tanks for that!😀
Regarding the idle I'm still lost, I've been to the wiki before and tried the following: "Threshold" 0% (so to say "always", in theory) and the "Minimum Force" to 10% (corresponding the 10% idle). To my understanding the motors should now always spin with 10% since the minimum value possible is 0, which is also the Threshold and therefore always equal or bigger.
Well they're not 😥; while standing in the pits, cruising on a straight or stuck in gravel for example the motors don't turn (before the idled at 10% regardless the driving situation).
It's a difficult to describe so I attach 2 picture of the setting i try to recreate: pic1 & pic2
regards janm20001
Well you got it right except one small detail, the "0" value will cut the motor it will only start when signal is not 0 so the motor will cut when there are no effects
Ah i see the "idle" you were talking about, as a workaround you can use the "static wind" effect to simulate that, it's intended to make a permanent fan effect, but it will work as well for motors.
ahhhh yes "static wind", didn't get that 🤣
one thing I'm wondering; is it possible to assign multiple "static winds", since I'm just lucky that the 10% "idle" fits all
PS: if anyone is wondering, I'm using these rumble motors: click click they're pretty similar to the ones in the xbox 360 controllers and tend to be a bit slow reacting to wheel lock/spin, therefore i hacked/bodged them with the "idle" so they don't have to overcome the inertia due to run-up everytime
Hi ! Yes it's possible, you will just have to setup a custom channel allocation like shown here to be able to separate it output per output : https://github.com/SHWotever/SimHub/wiki/ShakeIt-V3-Effects-configuration#custom-channel-allocation