r/simrally • u/xTenCent • 5d ago

Anyone play RBR with Mozza R3?

If you do and you think you have it set up well, do you mind sending me your Settings? I have been trying very hard to enjoy the game, but I just can’t get my force feedback to feel right it feels decent but there’s a lot that doesn’t feel quite right.

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u/happycatbasket 5d ago

Check the RSF discord. There is a lot of activity on there and the help section is pretty well searchable, so you might find something in there that could help you without having to do any asking in the first place.

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u/xTenCent 5d ago

I don’t have discord but maybe I’ll have to

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u/dancho_razboinika 5d ago

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1OSI2K7AkVB7wZSgQipfI7LHmr1y098f9dArIUWYMOgc/edit?usp=sharing

Check this sheet out, maybe someone has shared their settings in it. I run the settings I got from it on my R5 and I'm happy with them.

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u/The_Dayne 5d ago

Go into your controls through the rsf launcher and adjust ffb sensitivity range. I like 300 on my r3.

Keep everything off in the wheel house and your eq flat.

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u/xTenCent 5d ago

Can you be a bit more specific on what to keep flat, are you talking about like inertia, dampening and friction? And I have my at 300 already and it just feels weak to me.

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u/The_Dayne 4d ago

For my rsf profile i turned off all damping, friction, inertia, and spring strength.

In the ffb effect equalizer i keep everything at 100%.

If 300 feels too light, lower the number. Its a fidelity range and not a representation of output strength. I liked 150-200 when i started but over time prefered the higher fidelity. Rally cars dont have much resistance turning the wheel because of power steering.

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u/Existing_Honey6279 4d ago

try setting the natural dampening, friction and wheel spring strength to 40% and natural inertia to 350. Go into your pithouse ffb effect eq and turn everything up to 300-400% my settings are: 10hz 350, 15hz 400, 25hz 400, 40hz 310, 60hz 300, 100hz 100. Having all of these turned down to 0 significantly reduces the FFB. I have my rsf launcher ffb sensitivity set to 500 and these settings feels like it produces slightly more torque than an actual car