Epic Roller Coasters

Below you will find the motion profile for Epic Roller Coasters.

Attention: Enabling Telemetry Each Session

Every time Epic Roller Coasters is started, you must re-enable telemetry or motion will not work. Epic Roller Coasters resets it to OFF when restarting the game. To enable telemetry in Epic Roller Coasters:

Open Epic Roller Coasters
Select the Gear icon
Select TELEMETRY (Do not select SRS)
Check and set if needed port to 7701
Click on Start

Buggy Telemetry

Epic Roller Coasters has buggy telemetry that will spike in Sway and Heave. Effect Smoothing has been utilized to mitigate the spikes. However, due to the larger default Spike Filter value of 3600, the spikes of Sway and Heave might feel to jarring. If less motion is desired, reduced the Spike Filter down to 2700 or further to 1800. Note: Some regular motion on the coasters will be muted when the Spike Filter is reduced below 3600.

Tuned on a DOF Reality P6, but will work for all DOF Reality models. For more information on tuning, see the SRS Advanced Motion Tuning Guide here.

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Epic Roller Coasters Tuning

Notes: Normalized telemetry output; however, hand tuning was needed due to erroneous telemetry values. Emphasized Pitch, Roll, and Heave. Sway is prioritized; however, the telemetry data is sporadic. Surge Max Telemetry greatly reduce to enable g-forces when stopping on a coaster. Yaw and Traction Loss values negated.

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