Made in Poland
Global Shipping
Blog/Software

ForceSeatPM - Version 2.183 Released

ForceSeatPM 2.183 - a hotfix for the 2.181 motion quick-tunes bug, with the gear-change trigger default restored, Stream Deck quick-tune names in the OSD, and Side Slip enabled for QS-BT1 in Forza Horizon 5 & 6.

ForceSeatPM - Version 2.183 Released

A hotfix update for ForceSeatPM (version 2.183) is now available. It addresses a bug from version 2.181 affecting motion quick tunes, alongside a few additional improvements.

Here are the key changes:

  • Quick tunes fix: Fixed a bug that caused motion-related quick tunes to be overwritten during the update to 2.181. The fix does not restore the data; if needed, you can restore it from the automatically created backup.
  • Gear change effect: Default trigger changed back to “when engaging” (from “when disengaging”), restoring behavior consistent with versions prior to 2.181. The mode can still be changed in profile settings.
  • Stream Deck: The name of the selected quick tune is now shown in the OSD when the dial is pressed to switch between configured quick tunes.
  • Forza Horizon 5 & 6: Enabled Side Slip for QS-BT1.

The update is ready to download. Let us know how it runs!


Full Changelog - Version 2.183

New features and fixes

  • CL01 – Stream Deck: Display the name of the selected quick tune in the OSD, when the dial is pressed to switch between configured quick tunes.
  • CL02 – All profiles: Use “when engaging” as default value instead of “when disengaging”. This causes a slight delay in the effect, but makes the behavior consistent with how the effect worked before update 2.181 (CL01). The mode can be still changed in profile settings.
  • CL03 – Forza Horizon 5, Forza Horizon 6: Enabled Side Slip for QS-BT1.
  • CL04 – Fixed a bug that caused motion related quick tunes to be overwritten during the update to 2.181. This fix does not restore the data; if necessary, you can restore it from the automatically created backup.

Related articles