Development Update and Roadmap – April 14

[meplay]

FFB please

[Oldschool61]

Originally Posted by TheEditor

So to get back from mod stuff to stock, can you just go to steam and hit "check integrity of files" or something like that and it will put game back to stock?

Oh and
My Saitek cyborg is looser then a ....

See a urologist.

[DrPepper]

Originally Posted by TheEditor

So to get back from mod stuff to stock, can you just go to steam and hit "check integrity of files" or something like that and it will put game back to stock?

I deleted the directories I created that had the mod files in it like, the nssao directory... Only delete the ones you extracted/created for the mod.

Delete the keygetys.dll file.

Get rid of the:

<setting name="nativeDLL" serializeAs="String">
      <value>kegetys.dll</value>
    </setting>

from the Launcher.exe.config file or restore that file from a backup you may have created.

Next go to your shortcut for IL2 cod and remove the stuff you added (-mods=... ,etc).

Now go into steam, then to your games list and right click on il2 cod. Go to properties, then the local files tab and click "Verify integrity of game cache". it should check out ok! Mine did and I was using the mods.

If it doesn't then you may have to redownload from steam.

[Blue Scorpion]

Originally Posted by mattag08

That's a lot of blowin' smoke.

I was a force feedback user for 13 years. I recently switched to the Thrustmaster Warthog and couldn't be happier. I don't miss the force feedback at all.

To say that it somehow replicates the real forces on the airplane in any meaningful way is also inaccurate.

Chill with the FFB requests. It'll get done.

As the holder of a PPL/IR and owning an Evektor VUT100, I can assure you that decent ffb, while not of the same scale felt in flight does a damn good job of accurately portraying the textures or forces one may expect in reaction to a range of pilot inputs.

Having logged over 450 hrs I would like to think I have noticed a thing or two along the way; however, I am sure you will have it your own way regardless, I on the other hand would much rather have ffb than not, it may not be identical but it is close enough to add greatly to the experience.

[DocSigma]

This patch sounds extremely promising. The significant gain in performance on systems running 4+ cores makes me smile.

[sorak]

Originally Posted by mattag08

That's a lot of blowin' smoke.

I was a force feedback user for 13 years. I recently switched to the Thrustmaster Warthog and couldn't be happier. I don't miss the force feedback at all.

To say that it somehow replicates the real forces on the airplane in any meaningful way is also inaccurate.

Chill with the FFB requests. It'll get done.

Thats funny.. So what was the whole point in creating FFB? The type of planes in this game is IDEAL for force feedback because in these real planes there was real force feedback. Now in newer planes this doesnt happen.

And you do realise force feedback was basically created from NASA to implement more realism in virtual worlds.

[sorak]

Originally Posted by jamesdietz

I have a MSFFB stick too & like it....I don't get the sim for 2 more weeks (her in USof A)but am upgrading to Windows 7 & 64 bit ...are you saying I'm SOL with FF or does it work just not very well...What does???
Worried....

Not working at all right now.... but im sure as time goes by FFB will be added. Once you go FFB you never go back.. hehee