Slip/Skid Telemetry?

[[FF]_JeffreyLeftovers]

Does anyone know if its possible to program a pair of vibration motors on an arduino to go off left/right according to your coordination state in il2? I have a buddy who programmed some motors for his racing rig but my understanding is those games have way more telemetry output than il2 currently. Even a simple program to play maybe a tone of increasing volume in left or right ear in response to change in coordination would be cool. Im just looking for a way to replace the seat of my pants. I feel so disconnected from the planes in il2 when maneuvering aggressively and I think it would be neat to find a way to compensate for that and bring the experience closer to flying real planes. I have no experience programming so feel free to talk to me like im a 7 year old.. im just an airline pilot that wants increase my immersion in game. 

I was looking into a jetseat but it doesn't look like it supports coordination input which is what im interested in. Ideally i'd love to have a motor on my stick to vibrate exponentially with AOA (like a stick shaker for stall) and motors in a seat cushion to vibrate with Slip/skid and maybe G load aswell.

Edited October 23, 2020 by JeffreyLeftovers

[busdriver]

6 minutes ago, JeffreyLeftovers said:

Ideally i'd love to have a motor on my stick to vibrate exponentially

 

 

[Soilworker]

 

On 10/23/2020 at 7:17 PM, JeffreyLeftovers said:

I was looking into a jetseat but it doesn't look like it supports coordination input which is what im interested in. Ideally i'd love to have a motor on my stick to vibrate exponentially with AOA (like a stick shaker for stall) and motors in a seat cushion to vibrate with Slip/skid and maybe G load aswell.

 

I think Simshaker does something like that, I have a bass shaker setup in my cockpit and I think you can get it to vibrate with high AoA and various manoeuvres, I disabled it when I first got it because it annoyed me and it was a while ago now so I don't remember the details. 

 

If this sounds like a solution for you, look at the Simshaker Threads, the user Andre is the guy who made it and is super helpful. 

[Bob100]

Yes, the SimShaker Sound Module produces vibrations for stall and high speed shudders, plus landing gear, speed brakes, flaps, runway/taxiway bumps, etc. etc.  I use that software with 2 AuraSound 50 watt bass shakers.

Edited October 26, 2020 by Bob100