Hi Damgam, interesting app! Thanks for sharing
May I ask what wheelbase and wheel diameter you're using?
Just a few thoughts from me that aren't really about your app:
It's basically doing what I always recommend as soon as your wheel has enough power to not need the maximum gain thats tolerable.
My recommendation with wheels like a csw 2.5, csl DD, Moza R9 (and above), Simucube etc:
Set the sim gain as high as possible without clipping while cornering.
But stuff like sausage kerbs is fine if clipping, since you don't need to break your wrists when you hit them in a bad angle.
So I'm not a fan of using 20 Nm and then 15% gain. A physics glitch can hit 100% gain and hurt badly.
So your app ignoring short peaks and setting the gain as high as possible without constant clipping is a great idea!
The only issue I'm seeing: all cars will have the same ffb strength instead of some cars being lighter and others being heavier.
There's no real solution to it other than running all cars through your app and checking which car (that's not a bad mod with fantasy gain) has the highest ffb output and then applying your app algorithm to that car and setting the result as the overall gain in the menu.
Leaving all car specific ffb at 100% should then result in a "realistic" difference between all the cars while not clipping with any car.
If you have a wheel like the TS-PC, CSL Elite, CSL DD without boost kit, R5 etc., then your current algorithm is perfekt, since these wheels are strong enough to not having to use 100% gain, but not strong enough to have different strengths for all the cars.
