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AMS2 FFB settings

Thrustmaster TMX

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Thrustmaster TMX

Profile

Default+

Torque

2 Nm

Family

Belt

Confidence

Medium

Wheelbases these settings are for

These settings are made for the models below. Open the sheet for full specs.

Thrustmaster TMX

Thrustmaster TMX

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Thrustmaster TMX in Automobilista 2: Default+ profile, Gain 72, Low Force Boost 35, FX 30 and Damping 38.

In AMS2

Type

Default+

Gain

72

Low Force Boost

35

FX

30

Damping

38

Menu Spring Strength

100

On the device

Thrustmaster Control Panel

Overall Strength

100%

Constant

100%

Periodic

100%

Spring

0%

Damper

0 - 20%

Auto-Center

By the game

Model notes

  • Use a little LFB, but keep clipping under control on high-downforce cars.
  • A touch more damping makes fast straights calmer.

Every setting in Thrustmaster Control Panel

What each setting does, its range and what we set for AMS2. Anything without a value, leave at default.

Source: AMS2 wiki (Thrustmaster section)

Force feedback

The AMS2 wiki leaves DirectInput effects at 100 on Thrustmaster: unlike DD bases, the panel does not fight the game here.

Overall Strength

For AMS2100

Overall wheel strength.

Range: 0 – 100%

Constant

For AMS2100

Scales constant force effects (the steering torque).

Range: 0 – 100%

Periodic

For AMS2100

Scales periodic effects (vibrations).

Range: 0 – 100%

Spring

For AMS2100

Spring effect.

The wiki leaves it at 100 despite what forums say: on Thrustmaster the game handles centring on its own.

Range: 0 – 100%

Damper

For AMS2100

Damper effect.

Range: 0 – 100%

Auto-Center

For AMS2By the game

Who handles centering.

Range: By the game / %

BOOST

For AMS2Off

Wheel-side boost of low forces.

Off: that is what the game's LFB is for.

Range: On / Off

About this base

The TMX (2016): Thrustmaster's entry hybrid belt-and-gear wheel for Xbox and PC — the Xbox counterpart of the T150 and a popular first wheel.

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