Motion speed

[marratuk]

Not sure if this has already been covered (too lazy to search), but wanted movement sound to be faster to match fast spins. From: "whoom"....... "whoom"....... "whoom"....... To: "wu, wu, wu, wu, whoom".. Running launcher 3.2.2, and 3.0 soundboard. Got the clash disabled cause I keep hitting my ankle and the clash sound seemed to make it hurt worse. Is it the "motion integration time"? What's that do? I could figure it out eventually. But, again.. Lazy.. That's what forums are for.

[Racona Nova]

Yes, it's the Motion Integration Time and, more important, Motion Threshold:

Motion Integration Time mainly controls how many fake triggers occur - the higher the setting, the less fake triggers, but also less overall sensitivity.
Motion Threshold controls the sensitivity itself - the lower the setting, the more sensitive the sensors are.

[marratuk]

Okay, so set the MIT, and MT to the lowest settings and I will get the most, and fastest repeat movement sounds.. Does the "Minimum Time between Impacts" have anything to do with this? Or is that just for FoC?

[Racona Nova]

Yeah, that should work.
The "Minimum Time Between Impacts" slider controls the reset time of the impact sensor - the lower you set it, the faster the sensor will recognize a new impact. It has nothing to do with FoC, only with triggering impact sounds.

The only FoC related settings are Lockup Flash Time, Enable Flash-on-Clash Light Effects and Enable Lockup Light Effects.

[marratuk]

Makes all kinds of sense now. Thank you very much.

[Racona Nova]

You're welcome

[Liden Katarn]

What are fake triggers?

[Genkaku Sho`shyk]

i look forward to the information you get from this, as i too have struggled with the settings of clash settings

[Racona Nova]

What are fake triggers?

Fake triggers occur when the sensors (clash or motion) send a signal to the sound board, triggerind the appropiate sound although there was no actual incident (clash or motion) that would justify such a behaviour. They often occur when your sensitivity settings are too, well, sensitive

Okay, so set the MIT, and MT to the lowest settings and I will get the most, and fastest repeat movement sounds.. Does the "Minimum Time between Impacts" have anything to do with this? Or is that just for FoC?

Sorry, I misread your post before. Although the MIT also affects sensitivity, its effect isn't as strong as with the MT. So, a low MT gives you higher sensitiivity, but you need to adjust the MIT to reduce the fake triggers. It's kinda trial-and-error until you get the right setting, but simply setting it to the lowest settings available won't give you the desired effect.

[Noctis]

Wow, I am SO grateful to finally read an explanation of this that makes total sense.  Thank you SO much!  Point to you, Nova.