is it force feedback?
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No and something I am just starting to notice is the dead zone in it.Honestly wish I would of waited to spend the money now for a higher grade one.Seriously if you can save up for something better then I would do so especially if your doing simulators.
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Not that i am aware of, if it is it doesn't say, and i haven't found a program that uses it.
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Well, I would say yes, it does. But I just tried with Dirt 2, Grid and OpenEmu (snes emulator) only. It does not have force feedback and I think it is too small (if you have large hands like me - I am 6.13 feet tall) for long periods of playing. Otherwise, I would recommend this wireless controller to anyone interested in casual gaming.
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not that i know. perhaps there is a s motion setting, but i haven't bothered to find out.
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To Kilimandjaro: The CH Products Flightstic, Pro USB, does not have the 'force feedback' feature. Ron K
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Yes, it does sometimes make a very very soft click when pressed but hardly noticeable unless you have the ears of a musician and are playing very soft on your keyboard. It's really not noticeable unless you are listening for it. I can hear mine click only when there is no sound coming from the keyboard.
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I can't answer that. My experience has been excellent. I've hit the button om my device by accident several times and I got a response instantly.
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Yeah,it installs some crazyness automatically..i think it was auto,don't remember. key mapping n such,but it crashes when you even just click on the vibration settings.
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Yes, it is momentary. When either side is released the spring returns the switch to neutral position.
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No. It's really touchy, jumps from one application to another really annoyingly. Might be more the operating system than the computer, though.
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The answer is NO. It was inconsistent. I was constantly irritated with it. and I got a different option. Maria
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Yes it does. There is a button just for vibration, makes it easy to know which option you are choosing.
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Hi Kev,If you can provide me with pictures I can help you. I haven't done this in a while, but you should not need to use ANY force what so ever. If you are using force you are completely doing it wrong.
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Sort of. If you push the oscillating controls close together it will oscillate very little.
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Yes, when changing the key up or down your slowing it down or speeding it up. hope this helpsDennis
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I'm using an old school Microsoft Force Feedback 2, with no issues. The stick twist which works for rudder. Imac 27 inch 2013.
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I just tested it (you owe me a staple). It's definitely not one of those automatic ones that you just put slight pressure on. I can do it one handed and I'm a 40 year-old man who's primary exercise is clicking a mouse. I wouldn't want to do 30 or 40 times in a row. Hope that helps.
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It feels like tapping plus vibration to me. It is very effective. You have to hold onto it securely when using it. I see the other answers are: vibrate only. Maybe. But it is pretty intense.