new ffb plug-in updates for Mame with more games and features

[Endprodukt]

https://github.com/Endprodukt/FFBPluginRacerMAME/releases/tag/1.7

Added games:

GTI Club
Midnight Run
Winding Heat
Thrill Drive
Cart Fury
All Sega Model 2 racers (only works with included Mame version for now)
Racing Jam 1/2
Xtreme Rally
Roads Edge

Fixed a bunch of existing stuff, rehooking non working games.

Added a new feature in the GUI called "Constant Inf" that is an alternative way of applying constant effects to your wheel.
If counter forces don't feel smooth you might want to give this a try and see if it works better for you. Big difference here.

Rave Racer has a feature to invert the ffb depending on if you play the game in standard or deluxe variant.

Have fun.

[bandicoot]

No one are interesting by this ?
But for me and my friends we like your work
Thanks again man

[Endprodukt]

The forum is really quiet. But that's fine. More updates to come.

[Fursphere]

Is this is a fork of Boomslangnz FFBplugin? 

[nugarp]

I want to thank you for taking up the helm on this. FFBAP was and is a treasure in the community. I was pretty against FFBlaster being paywalled in TP, and so any further development of this plugin should be more than applauded. 

[holmes]

I second this. Great thanks for your work!

[buttersoft]

yes, thank you Endprodukt! I'd like to request FFB for Slipstream, if it pops up

I was pretty against FFBlaster being paywalled in TP

It can still be downloaded from github, but you're saying it doesn't work unless you have a TP subscription active? That's... not great.

[nugarp]

yes, thank you Endprodukt! I'd like to request FFB for Slipstream, if it pops up

It can still be downloaded from github, but you're saying it doesn't work unless you have a TP subscription active? That's... not great.

No, development moved from FFBArcadePlugin (Boomslangnz) to FFBlaster (mightymikem), which is separate and paywalled in TP.

Boomslangnz did more for this community than anyone could have imagined with all of the games he added support for, but alas, it couldn't be sustainable long term for one person to do all of the development.