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Vibration/rumble on Xbox one controllers

Discussion in 'Troubleshooting: Bugs, Questions and Support' started by CreasingCurve, Sep 18, 2016.

  1. CreasingCurve

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    As the title suggests, i am asking whether the xbox one controllers or the 360 have vibration (or rumble for XB1 Cont) support.
    I just did a couple searches and couldn't find anything.
    So is vibration currently supported for BeamNG? and if so how do i set it up? If not, has anything been mentioned by the devs about future support for this feature, as it would dramatically increase the game feeling through some feedback from the controller especially the rumble in the triggers on the Xbox one controllers.

    Thanks for reading
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  2. Nadeox1

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    ATM, you can use FFB signal as Rumble signal (it's not exceptional, but it's something).
    Simply go to CONTROLS > FFB > Click Steer and turn on FFB.
     
  3. Sebas-Kitty

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    this isnt on a 360 wireless controller ?
     
  4. CreasingCurve

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    Thanks for the help Nadeox. However would you be able to give me a link or a quick description of what each variable does as they don't really apply when adjusting to an xbox controller. when i first turned it on it would stop rumbling and then i randomly adjusted it and it was better but wasn't reacting properly.
     
  5. Nadeox1

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    There is no description.
    What is being done is that the FFB signal is being sent directly to the controller as rumble signal.
    FFB is not normally used for that.

    We do not have proper rumble signal yet.
     
  6. stenyak

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  7. CreasingCurve

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    Thanks guys.
     
  8. hey_big

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    is there proper rumble now that thats been a year ago
     
  9. stenyak

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    No, it's not planned for now.
     
  10. Sebas-Kitty

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    a wired controler (ps4 for example) has rumble. wireless like xbox 360 or xbox one controllers do not.
    (only wired xbox 360 have rumble on pc)
     
  11. Nadeox1

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    On the wireless controller, if the battery level is too low, rumble is disabled (on any game, this is a controller thing). At least on the Xbox One controller, can't say on the 360 as I only had wired ones.

    It does work fine on my wireless One pad.
     
    #11 Nadeox1, Jun 29, 2018
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  12. HighDef

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    Yea it's not really usable. I would imagine that it isn't too high a priority at the moment.
     
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