DIY RUMBLE PEDALS SIM RACING | SHAKE IT
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- Опубліковано 3 кві 2017
- This is a must have DIY mod for your sim racing pedals and simulator rig. Add simulator Rumble Feedback to the Logitech pedals or any other pedal set.
Add to the immersive experience with this mod ! Highly recommended!
You can adjust and mix feedback for :
- Left and Right Vibration
- Wheel slide
- Speed
- RPM
- Acceleration slide
- Wheel Lock
- Gear Change
- Idle vibration
Items used:
Arduino UNO BG bit.ly/3JpJmFj
Motor shield V2 ebay.to/2DTtEmd
USB Cable
Rumble motors eBay ebay.us/rpHLUV
25mm clamps eBay ebay.us/hust2D
Nuts and bolts ebay.to/2O2KRuO
Plastic Box ebay.to/2E7LPFD
12V power supply ebay.us/OpXvXv
Soldering Iron ebay.us/VIwU6k
Butane Tourch ebay.us/KhS3oB
DC plug bit.ly/3oLILUT
This site contains affiliate links for which I may be compensated
My settings
I have mixed in some left and right vibration into the pedals.
Wheel lock for the brake pedal, acceleration and wheel slide in the throttle pedal.
Expandable to 12 Motors
Each motor shield can support 4 motors and these are stackable.
The video shows how to add 2 motors to give the basics.
Additional force feed back motors can be added on your rig or seat.
Supported Games
Assetto Corsa
Project Cars
Codemasters games
Dirt Rally
Iracing
Automobilista/ RF1
RF2
Raceroom
ETS2 ATS
SIMBIN
LFS/RBR
Tested and gameplay in Assetto Corsa
Note: The 12V power supply is adjusted in the sketch to output 5V. It is possible to run more voltage through your motors but this may shorten their life. I have shown the "safe" base setting.
It is recommended to wire power directly to the motor shield as shown in the video.
Thank you for watching, all questions and feedback are welcome.
If you know someone who might be interested in this project please share the video with them.
SIMHUB | Credit to Author: Wotever |
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This is by far the best channel for all racing simulator mod fans..
i support your answer
100% I just brought the inverted pedal guide and template for like $5 made the job amazing.
@@shawnforbes6495 heck yeah, even for truck simulator games.
And non expensive one at that
Absolutely agree!🙌🏼
I actually wrote to Logitech a few years back and suggested this to them. They told me they didn't see the advantage.
Logitech people are massive tools lmao
@@lewisheaven2365 yeah seriously. Consoles have been putting feedback into their control pads for years. It stands to reason that adding feed back to a $300+ dollar peripheral like a throttle or pedals would make sense.
What is the advantage? pedals in racecars dont shake? isnt it supposed to be realistic
@@Impetuss they dont shake...but you can feel the rev of the engine through your feet. You can feel the throttle to the engine. In simtools you can set the telemetry to have it kind of kick when you change gears and kind of low rumble when you are braking so Its also an indicator of tire grip , think about it your braking and your tires lose grip and suddenly that slight rumble goes smooth. It's not really just about realism it's about feedback.
Henrik sure about that
Completed this last weekend. Feedback when your wheels slide on the corresponding pedal is very informative. Makes it easy to feather the gas right on the line of traction and burning out.
Tip: put the lighter weighted motor on the accelerator for quicker response. My brake has 4 weights and the gas has 2 weights (I have the same kind of stacked weights on my motors and removed some to make it just 2 weights. I didnt like the feel of the heavy vibe on the gas pedal). I also set the max motor output to 200.
THANKS FOR THE TUTORIAL!!
What you mean 4 weight and gas 2 weight
@@diamondjing2746 I presume he meant how on each motor spindle you have a few plates and that he has four such plates on one and two on the other
So its to give feedback? For example shaking if you start to spin out and stuff?
What pedals do you have
I just completed this pedal mod on my T3PA Pro pedals. Your video was the inspiration for doing this, and thanks to your excellent guidance, everything worked first time perfectly. A huge thanks to you amstudio! Before this, I had never touched a soldering iron, or messed around with circuit boards. I feel like I have really accomplished something.
Awesome!
how did you mount the motors? on the back of the pedals or on the base?
@@S41t4r4 directly on the back of the pedals. I used 50mm bolts to give me the length to attach the p clips.
@@grahamcremer4956 That sounds great. Thanks. I have the t500rs pedals and I basically found only examples that mounted the Motors on the base/frame of the pedalset.
@@grahamcremer4956hey mate any chance you could show us what you’ve done? Would love to do it on mine. How is it going too?
your videos are super peaceful to watch. I sold my g920 and still watch all your videos haha
this is really satisfying, ngl absolutely binge watching your channel for ages
Awesome mod, easy to do and worked flawlessly. This is a complete game changer, thank you.
I am blown away by the quality of this channel.
I love your channel, quality vids, innovative, informative.... just perfect.
If you could just post more often
Stop being so fricken awesome man!!!
My misses tried my Sim today and she said it would be great if the pedals gave some feedback lol
Incredible work and simple showing! Thanks a lot!!!!
You are amazing friend! I love your projects!
I love your channel man I have been subbed for quiet some time and I love the mods you engineer thank you very much your a wizard
Had to subscribe for this,
great video and editing 👍
Damn bro you are the most innovative sim racer. I wish I had the same gear and knowledge you had bout electronics. I did fix the brake on my g920. Now I need a handbrake. Nice video!
I use a joystick which i have for flight simming. What you can do is take and old controler and just make a handbrake and then just make a switch which when you press the handbrake it has a contact point and the switch is pressed. Now from that just wire 2 cables that will make the switch be pressed. Now just set it up in game and your done. I will try this but as of now my g920 is broken and im sending it back
Very clean and functional solution, nice!
That is awesome work! Think I will be making use of this great video/idea thanks for this!
Video on point as always!
you just gained your self a new subscriber :D
wow .... you and your amazing upgrades..... love it.... thanks
Meu Deus, Você Manda Muito Bem Nesse Mod Parabéns Seu Canal é TOP :D
Love your videos, man!
Very nice! I was just musing about pedal FFB with a friend the other day. The G25 pedal connector has two unused pins, it would make a super neat installation to include the microcontroller into the pedal base, upgrading the cable to include the two pins as USB lines and just having to use an extra power supply cable. And since no G25 today will have any warranty whatsoever anyway...
Great idea!
Another great video! Thanks!
Hi. You appear to have missed installing.the Adafruit Motor Shieldl v2 library. I wondered why I got an error compiling the sketch. Once I installed the matching library it uploaded and worked perfectly :)
Wow man , awesome , no need to ditch my CSR Elites for the CSPv3's anymore !
You must be ridiculously clever to be able to make this and every video amazes me Great work
I shouldn't watch your video anymore! I'm spending too much money xD
Good video, I was looking for a mod like this since I can't afford some nice pedals (like the fanatec one)
You Sir are a genius!!
Thanks for sharing.
Amazing, keep it up!
Mad Professor is back! Wait it says AMSTUDIO on that PCB :) nice edit top job once again...
he does that alot. sneaky branding
you sir, are my HERO!!!!
Thank you so much. I completed my project today and this video is super clean. The music is not so bad either . Awesome!!
Exactly what i am looking for. Thanks a lot !
where did you find the software? Do you just need simhub or also firmware updates like in the video?
@@alvise120 i don't know yet as i still have to make the build, but il will post a video once i have done it !
Sir, you are awesome!
doing this tonight thank you for the guide
You are the best, thank you for the video
Great tutorial.I made this, couple months ago and then the the arduino display and last sunday i finished the button box. Next project will be Audi DTM steering wheel for G25 with magnetic gear paddle.
Thank you Amstudio.
Your welcome. Awesome work!
Clean job
O melhor canal do tipo! The best os category!
fucking amazing video! inspirational. very well done and a pleasure to watch. thank you.
Excellent!!, I made the mod on DR 2.0, and works perfectly, only thing, dont use shakeit, use simhub, than use 20777 port for telemetry not 20778 like say the instruction, thanks amstudio.
Amazing video, would you just run it through the sim hub software these days?
Hi! I followed you tuto and everything is working great. Thank you to you and Wotever... ;-) . Question : Can I use the inputs of this arduino to map a buttonbox or is it locked by the motor shield card? I'm noob in arduino... ;-)
Woow another great idea, sadly I only play on consoles so I have to settle with a bass shaker installed on my pedal set for know.
thanks so much for giving me a kick into sim DIY. I'm building a bunch of these. ORSM channel!!!
i just bought everything to make this !!!! you are awesome
did you have a link for the box you used?
It was from a local electronics shop so no link. But search online for plastic enclosure.
did u have de sizes? alreafy bought one 10x6x2.5 and 11x6.5x4.5.. thanks for whis tutorial. one month till everything arrives and work on it. u awesome
Yeah parts take a while to collect!! Box is approx 3.5"x2.5"x1.5"
yes, i will do this mod and a handbrake with the arduino pro micro you make with one g29 pedal, i send my g29 to warranty and have the old one for spare parts. i also have the velcro mode in the old one..keep modding bro
thanks man!nice video
brilliant! even more info for the driver :)
Cool modd! 😎
Hey! Noob question here.
If I may ask, why use the ext pwr of the shield and not the arduino output? Does it have to do with power limitations? (since the motors are working fine while using arduino dc)
Excellent mod and a must have!!!!
Thank you for this, may I ask where I could find a plastic box in your video?
Dude, that's great ! a question, did you printed the box or bought anywhere ? can I find in aliexpress for example?
This is a great application to receive alot of tactile DETAIL return on monetary investment albeit with a larger labor and knowledge base requirement for bringing the system together... I'd have to say that, due to time constraints, I'll stick w/ the overall performance level range of tactile feel from some bass shakers / tactile transducers mounted to the seat, wheel and pedal assemblies driven from a steeply cross-overed / filtered low-frequency signal to a subwoofer amp for the amount of time and labor required to mount some kind of tactile feedback not to mention a single amp used to give all sensations with enough power to blur my vision through my seat back.
Great all around how-to vid nonetheless! Keeping track of this build application for potential in a suitable future application!
Tip on tactile transducer mount near / to wheel assembly : damage / wear can occur to wheel housing, internals especially if turned up high and shakes the thing to bits.
Hands, joints also get sore when holding on to the vibrations... still need to assess wheel tactile feedback...
really nice bro new sub
just did it and this is fantastic! And it can be done with the wind simulator on the same motor shield.
But how to you simulate acceleration slide with simhub, i just see wheel slide...?
Definitely DOES work with iRacing! I just got it to work. Feels better than before. More immersion. Every project amstudio throws up on the channel is straight brilliant.
Just an update. I built this mod following this great video, mainly for ETS2 and ATS. I'm using the Shakeit software and not Simhub atm. And I can confirm it works great with the trucking sims! I'm still playing with the settings, but for now I have set Motor 1 on my Accelerator to RPM, and motor 2 on my brake to speed. This seems to give you a good feel to the pedals. But if anyone has good Shakeit settings for these sims then please share :)
does the feedback mod mentioned in the video work with ets2? i want to make this mod but i was a bit worried cuz it only says asettocorsa, codemasters and PCars on the title
this would work with teensy? very cool man, I love your projects
You are truly a man among boys...
Great work,
Thanks for tutor.
waiting for PS4 :)
Beautiful
excellent tutorial video. so, it doesn't feel strange that the pedals vibrate? i mean, real car pedals dont vibrate unless abs is activated. i've always been skeptical about vibrating pedals but u r saying must do, so maybe must do since u have shown us how. :) thanks!
another great video...i may try ths project to.lol. looks fun to do....thanks again..
Great video mate, I have shared it on my twitter and facebook pages :-) Cheers, AussieStig
Thanks AussieStig! Appreciate the support!
My pleasure mate, keep up the good work :-)
How does the software know which motor is on which pedal? Either I missed it in the video or there is still something you have to tell us. ;D Great video, by the way. Keep up the great work.
Hi there, if i have a 12v rated large rumble motor. Would the motor shield be needed for this project? thanks for making this guide! Where in the sketch can I change it back to 5v?
Do you have to open up shake it everytime before opening up project cars?
Is it possible to put a rumble on a shifter without getting in the way?
Got the parts ordered :)
I saved a bit of money, 3D printing the pipe clamps. I'll also do the Arduino case too. I also printed washers, just for the hell of it! Great video btw 😊
Good work!
thank you for that firstly.. brilliant guide!!
now will this work with other sims for example F1 2017?? or is it limited to AC and project cars ?
Also can you please please please explain if the arduino board needs coding? and if yes a guide on that please please
This is interesting and probably does braking vibration very well. At least I like the effect while playing on a rumble gamepad. Are you familiar with bass shakers and if so, how does this compare to those? Thx for the video! Awesome production quality as usual!
I'd be willing to bet it is a lot better. Like a more precise rumble compared to just shaking everything. Plus where would you mount a bass shaker to pedals?
I have a plywood board under my pedal set and bass shaker attached to it. And I wouldn't agree that bass shaker is "just shaking everything". At least not with Simvibe. There's some finesse in it's vibration and you can create your own effects profile from scratch. But you can't separate the pedals. At least not yet. That's why I'm interested in this solution. SpeedFreak have you tried bass shakers or this rumble motor thingy? I looooove Simvibe's engine vibration effect on the pedals. Only thing missing really is the braking vibration.
that's awesome!
Thanks for this great project I will check if it works with ets2 and do it
? :)
Why do you need pedal feedback for ets2?
at the 6:00 minute mark its shows you installing the power socket but you make not mention of it in the parts used section. Can you simply purchase one or do you need to make one?
Dude! Awesome work, could you please tell me how do i recognize my "max motor rumble output" as I'm approaching this kind of thing right now and I'm a bit confused.
Keep up the work :D
Hello, GREAT WORK!
Is the motor shield linked on ebay the SAME as an Adafruit Motor Shield v2?
Thanks,
-David
Very good tutorial my friend. There is something like this for rFactor?? pls answer me if is possible.
awesome work man!!! Where do you bought the plastic box??
So what's with the left/ right vibration? also can you have the same motor vibrating for multiple FFB outputs? or is it better to have multiple motors on the same pedals for each of those FFB outputs?
Hey @amstudio, I always wanted to simulate all the vibrations inside the car, like the engine, brake lock, the kerbs, and so on, but with bigger rumble motors...
It would be a good idea, wouldn't?
I followed this video to do this ffb mod. Got all the parts of a local store. Managed to do everything, download the software, test the motors, but can't get it to work with raceroom or with F1 2017
Awesome video as always. Wish I could do this but I only play on Xbox one. No support.
awesome, my diy pedals must have this one, hehehe,
I can't get the motors to work in game(Project Cars 2) it works in the Shakeit software when running the tests, but none of the sims games any tips to get this working?
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I hope you still respond to comments on old videos, I am looking into doing this mod myself. My question is since its stackable and uses shakeit. will it interfere with my shake kit transducers from srs? Im already running a bunch of srs but i like this version for the pedals rather than their pad design. not sure what they were thinking with that. But i want to make sure that im not going to cause conflicts with their software when i start adding my own that i downloaded from Arduino
Hello! Does this works only with the Motor shield V2? This is very hard to find here in Brazil! And thanks for your inspiring videos!
Genius!
What is exactly these motor feeding back? Wheel spin, wheel lock or road and bumps vibration?
Thanks for uploading these DIY videos you're awesome.
Yes as you mentioned and all of the following can be mixed to the motors,
- Left and Right Vibration
- Wheel slide
- Speed
- RPM
- Acceleration slide
- Wheel Lock
- Gear Change
- Idle vibration
Great video i'm search for all parts now what i'm wondering do I need to get the part at 5:14 if my Uno has one already? If I do need it where can I find it or what is it called i'm a noob to ardunio, and the wiring where can I get that or any wires will do?
I would love to do something like this but I don't know much about electronics. Is this something I should try on my own or leave it alone to not end up needing it up?
does that only work with pc or also playstation and xobx? great video btw, really like your projects, keep up the good work
Most likey PC only... I doubt you can run the programs on PS4 or Xbox that calibrate the settings.
Perfect.
i have some ds4 rumble motors here, can i use those for this project? or to the motors need to be a certain resistance?
Question, what is a good solder and which one do you use?
I'm guessing it's possible to remove the entire internals from dual shock controller and make this?
amstudio you think it is possible to make a motor vibrate when you grind a gear in Assetto Corsa? (and attach the motor to the manual shifter, obviously) if yes, could you make a video about that?:)
what are the project box specs that you used, where did you get it???
Is this also possible to use for the clutch pedal, where it vibrates when slipping the clutch? Right now the clutch is a limp pedal without vibration to tell you when you're actually slipping.