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Raceroom June, 2021 Update Includes All-New Force Feedback
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Jun 17, 2021
0 CommentsRaceroom developer Sector3 announced today on social media that their upcoming June, 2021 release will include all-new force feedback. This brand-new development comes along with all the previously announced parts of the next big update.
The new FFB makes each car feel different by taking steering geometry into account and includes 100% physics based calculations that are based off tire forces, gyroscopic effects and the contact patch.
The settings page (below) allows users to tweak the force feedback within parameters that still give the effect the developer intends.
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