Force Feedback

Force Feedback is a type of haptic feedback that is supported by the majority of computer wheels and some flight sticks (HOTAS). It creates resistance to user inputs to provide additional information about the vehicle's behavior, and adds immersion.

Force Feedback in Raceroom
Since 2021 summer update, Raceroom's force feedback is fully phycics-driven and conveys forces that affect front wheels. Rear wheels' behavior is not felt through the force feedback directly, but oversteer can be felt on the wheel because of gyroscopic forces of the front wheels. Because of the nature of physics-driven feedback, not a lot of post-processing is required in your wheel's drivers or software (like dampening, inertia, self-centering, etc.).

There are three additional FFB options called "Immersion settings":
 * Engine Vibrations - an artificial effect that is applied on top of force feedback to imitate engine vibrations.
 * Bump amplification - a physics-driven feature that amplifies all vertical forces to bring more road noise and other similar forces.
 * Gearshift Effects - an artificial effect that is applied on top of force feedback to imitate gear shifts.