Post by jeronimo831 on Jul 12, 2020 20:48:25 GMT
First of all, thanks Shaul for all your efforts of making Vjoy such a wonderful software.
My question: is it possible to create a feeder for Vjoy enabling multiple FFB devices to function simultaneously? The reason I ask is because there is quite a large community building or modifying old force feedback sticks like the Microsoft Force feedback II or Force feedback Pro to increase force feedback strength. I recently converted the old Force feedback Pro from gameport to USB using the adapt-FFB-joy software on a Teensy board for about 10 dollars. The old FFB Pro sticks are available in large numbers for almost free and are (still) great pieces of hardware. The only downside is that it's force feedback strength is too low for any extension project. Mechanically combining a couple of these flightsticks would offer an awesome solution and would also keep these devices alive for some years to come, instead of ending up as junk. Hence my question...
Also, would suh a feeder be flightsim specific? Or would it be possible to write a generic one? I have no coding experience whatsoever (in case you didn't notice yet).
Thanks,
Jeronimo831
My question: is it possible to create a feeder for Vjoy enabling multiple FFB devices to function simultaneously? The reason I ask is because there is quite a large community building or modifying old force feedback sticks like the Microsoft Force feedback II or Force feedback Pro to increase force feedback strength. I recently converted the old Force feedback Pro from gameport to USB using the adapt-FFB-joy software on a Teensy board for about 10 dollars. The old FFB Pro sticks are available in large numbers for almost free and are (still) great pieces of hardware. The only downside is that it's force feedback strength is too low for any extension project. Mechanically combining a couple of these flightsticks would offer an awesome solution and would also keep these devices alive for some years to come, instead of ending up as junk. Hence my question...
Also, would suh a feeder be flightsim specific? Or would it be possible to write a generic one? I have no coding experience whatsoever (in case you didn't notice yet).
Thanks,
Jeronimo831