Engine rumble not rendered when the yoke is perfectly still

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#1

Hi again :-)

Observed for a few versions now: when the yoke is stationary, on the ground, with the engine idling, the engine vibrations are only rendered while I move the yoke (in either direction). Otherwise, I feel nothing. Otherwise the idle engine effect itself is perfect.

Moza AY-210, MSFS 2024, any plane.

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#2
In reply to Frederik's post

Cannot replicate this. Works perfectly for me. Please use the Report an Issue button so I can see why it does not work for you.

Literally trying it right now, Cessna 172, cold and dark, did not touch the yoke. Then, armed ffb-bridge, then used just the mouse tot start the cessna, being very careful not to touch the yoke at all. As soon as the engine started, the yoke started vibrating. I could then increase the engine rumble (again, without touching the yoke) and it gets much stronger.

So if it's not working for you, something else if up. Send me a report and I'll be able to help you.

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#3

Hi, I just sent a report with id FB-00EQ.

But I was wrong on the report message. After further testing it's rather related to the engine idle roughness effect (not the engine rumble). It seems much more stronger when moving the yoke (only on the pitch axis). And it's not just because my hands are tighter on the yoke when I move it, I checked that :-)

For exemple when set à 10 or 20% it is barely noticeable when the yoke is steady, but quite strong when the yoke is pushed forward or backward.

Might be a side effect of how the Moza AY210 works, but very noticeable for me. Not a very big deal, but to me it prevents the engine rumble effect to be set at a level that feels correct when steady because it becomes quite disturbing when moving the yoke.

Thanks !

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#4

Yeah saw that come through, that one should be fixed shortly as well. Easy fix.

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