Crashing after race is a muss, and if your wheel manufacturer failed to provide some safe checks in software themselfs, this can be of help. Quote :wheel_breaker v0.2.0 © CRAAACHUtility to make your wheel last bit longer.It first reads values from given lfs config file or it's default location than it overrides thosevalues with command line supplied ones (if any), afterwhich it will attempt to make a connection ona given port. If successfull it will enable ForceFeedback on each race start and disable it once thelocal driver finishes the race.Usage: wheel_breaker.exe [OPTIONS] --insim-port <INSIM_PORT> Example: wheel_breaker.exe -p 11000Options: -p, --insim-port <INSIM_PORT> --password <PASSWORD> --lfs-config <PATH> [default: C:\LFS\cfg.txt] --ffb <INTEGER> -h, --help Print help (see a summary with '-h') -V, --version Print version Attached files wheel_breaker_v0.2.0.zip - 319.9 KB - 15 views
To kill boredom, I've finally made this usefull of sort. P.S.: Aahhh, I shoulda move that default value to the bottom for better readability, but heck it, zip is already sent, minor discomfort.
so it turns off FFB after you finish the race and let go of the wheel, and if you crash nothing happens to your hand/wheel. good idea