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This may helps: While running AC > press windows button on keyboard > open task manager > on "details" tab, right click "acs.exe" and set priority to high
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thanks for the answers..
i got an ryzen 5 2600 six processor , 32 gb ram , and a Radeon RX 570 8 GB DDR4 Graphics card...
i can run pretty much every game on high settings but assetto is strange...
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I heard and felt a crack when I put them on last night...
MONKEY MUFFINS! (Not the words I actually used).
HE'S DEAD JIM!
Now for the first-world/VR problems... I know, woe is me.
This Oculus Rift was purchased just after the Facebook acquisition and price drop to $399 in 2017. It's over four years old, so I can't be too disappointed, but it could have waited maybe another six-eight months, as it's almost time for an upgrade. I was always very careful with it, but it's designed to be light and efficient, so four years stretching over my fat head... thin plastic walls become brittle and crack.
So for now, maybe I can come up with a MacGyver (good) or Red Green (duct tape, bailing wire, janky) solution. We'll see. My brother's visiting for the weekend--he's worked as an electronics engineer for Motorola and NVidia--maybe he can offer a solution and fix it.
So my options are...
1. Find a used Rift, if I'm lucky, and wait for a substantial upgrade to become available.
2. Purchase a Rift S for $399 (if I can find them in stock), as my 1080Ti shouldn't have an issue running it, but then wait even longer for another substantial upgrade in a couple of years, as I get my return on investment out of the Rift S.
3. Wait for the HP Reverb G2 to become available for $599... and probably have to buy a 3090, likely in the next three to six months... YEOUCH!
So for now, back to using my 144hz widescreen monitor... and maybe go to the real track if I can, to get my fix for the immersion that a flat screen just doesn't provide. With VR, the sensations are almost the same as really being there. I almost feel as fatigued after a long session.
I know, woe is me. ...and I do appreciate this is the least of my problems, and a lot of people are dealing with more serious situations right now...
But DARN! DARN! DARN! (again, not the four-letter words I actually used)
MONKEY MUFFINS! (Not the words I actually used).
HE'S DEAD JIM!
Now for the first-world/VR problems... I know, woe is me.
This Oculus Rift was purchased just after the Facebook acquisition and price drop to $399 in 2017. It's over four years old, so I can't be too disappointed, but it could have waited maybe another six-eight months, as it's almost time for an upgrade. I was always very careful with it, but it's designed to be light and efficient, so four years stretching over my fat head... thin plastic walls become brittle and crack.
So for now, maybe I can come up with a MacGyver (good) or Red Green (duct tape, bailing wire, janky) solution. We'll see. My brother's visiting for the weekend--he's worked as an electronics engineer for Motorola and NVidia--maybe he can offer a solution and fix it.
So my options are...
1. Find a used Rift, if I'm lucky, and wait for a substantial upgrade to become available.
2. Purchase a Rift S for $399 (if I can find them in stock), as my 1080Ti shouldn't have an issue running it, but then wait even longer for another substantial upgrade in a couple of years, as I get my return on investment out of the Rift S.
3. Wait for the HP Reverb G2 to become available for $599... and probably have to buy a 3090, likely in the next three to six months... YEOUCH!
So for now, back to using my 144hz widescreen monitor... and maybe go to the real track if I can, to get my fix for the immersion that a flat screen just doesn't provide. With VR, the sensations are almost the same as really being there. I almost feel as fatigued after a long session.
I know, woe is me. ...and I do appreciate this is the least of my problems, and a lot of people are dealing with more serious situations right now...
But DARN! DARN! DARN! (again, not the four-letter words I actually used)
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Apperantely the 3rd brake light didn't work on both cars so I fixed that. (How did I not notice this?!)
Since I want to keep everything as 1 file on my drive so everyone always has the most recent version you'll have to redownload both cars. Link is the same as in previous post.
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Did you add the new door speaker because I've no longer got it if it gets overwritten?
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@GzeroD Rockingham Motor Speedway updated by me
Changelog 15 September 2020
- Updated timing-spawn files with Hotlap feature. Cars now at loading won't fall anymore into the ground
- New replay camera set for all the layout available (Same camera placement with 4 Different FOV).
- Removed unfinished layouts.
- Added GrassFX
- Added RainFX
- Added LightFX (where possibile due to the 3D conversion limitation, they are not perfect but can't do anything better with the free time i have)
It's not the perfect track, is not at the standard of RT stuff or to the scratch made ones made by the various talented modders out there but at least it works smooth and is better enjoyable than before.
All the thanks goes to who made it originally and to Legion who convert it for AC, whitout his effort this upload wouldn't be possible in any way
https://sharemods.com/fjg3vnsupd1r/...ixed_v150920_by_CrisT86_for_AC_1.16.3.7z.html
Enjoy
Changelog 15 September 2020
- Updated timing-spawn files with Hotlap feature. Cars now at loading won't fall anymore into the ground
- New replay camera set for all the layout available (Same camera placement with 4 Different FOV).
- Removed unfinished layouts.
- Added GrassFX
- Added RainFX
- Added LightFX (where possibile due to the 3D conversion limitation, they are not perfect but can't do anything better with the free time i have)
It's not the perfect track, is not at the standard of RT stuff or to the scratch made ones made by the various talented modders out there but at least it works smooth and is better enjoyable than before.
All the thanks goes to who made it originally and to Legion who convert it for AC, whitout his effort this upload wouldn't be possible in any way
https://sharemods.com/fjg3vnsupd1r/...ixed_v150920_by_CrisT86_for_AC_1.16.3.7z.html
Enjoy
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- Australia
Are you happy with the csw2.5? I am on the verge of hitting the buy button, I cannot afford a DD, spent too much on my bike upgrades and now the missus is a bit livid..
Man.. SO much easier! godsend thank you!
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After all AC is an old game and somewhat poorly optimized CPU-wise. I would love to race a 50-car grids at Le Mans but it's too much for my Ryzen 3600... Race start is always a slide show. I'm interested to see how much of a performance boost I will get with an upcoming GPU-upgrade, but I believe it's a CPU-issue anyway.
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This was working perfectly for me but a few days ago it stopped giving me the ini and textures, only spewing out a .fbx.dae file. I guess I could convert it again but whats the point then, anyone know if this can be reversed?
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I love my Vr but this tell me you have not been in a real car in a while and even less in a fast one on a track. I would make that a pryrity if I was you, just to reset your personal simulation compass.
Yes Vr is much closer to the real thing than sitting in front of a screen or even 3. But even in Vr and tactile and dd and motion, is not even close to what driving on track for real is.
Sorry, sim driving is fantastic, I do it every day and I love the experience, but we still are far from the real thing.
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I got bored and made a circuit in a quarry... because why not? Bonus points for whoever can guess where this place is!
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No, I was asking if you'd added it before I installed the update, so I didn't lose it on the current car that I'd manually installed it on. Seems you have.
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I am! I'm sure a DDW would be better but the CSW is a fine wheel indeed.
I had a CSR-E before the CSW and loved that wheel too.
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I am part of an endurance racing team (I've often fallen asleep in a chair in the paddock, as the sound of race cars out on the track roared around me), and I often go to various kart tracks when I have time... I know what it's like to do "the real thing" for extended periods of time.
I didn't say VR was exactly like the real thing, but compared to monitors, and without having to go to a track (all the week-long prep and expense), it's a good substitute. I think, as I use VR, my body "remembers" all the sensations of the G-forces and what I feel in my seat, so for me, I'm kind of "wired" for using it, without the benefit of a motion rig or shakers. Actually, motion rigs don't do that much for me--they feel more like an amusement ride. The movement and forces aren't the same. There's too much latency, and the movements feel slow, as actuators can only do so much.
As for using monitors, as I've been trying to do today as my crippled VR headset sits there, now sim-racing is "fun", but more like a playing a video game sort of way. Using VR has ruined the experience of using flat screens. I've gotta get this fixed or find a replacement soon to "get back in there."
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No, you did not exactly, you said "With VR, the sensations are almost the same as really being there", there is a difference between "exactly like" and "almost the same" but they are both inaccurate when applied to VR, as good and fantastic as it is (we agree on that).
So you know exactly what it is like, good for you, one more reason not to mislead some one that VR is "almost the same".
1000% agree, compare to monitors, VR brings you much closer, but still not nearly the same.
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are you aware of a bug that scales the track up X100? Two tracks I did now same issue. Not a major thing, if you know how much its gone UP its easy enough to just scale down. I managed to get ALL the trees from original AMS cristais into my track, was going ot give it a whirl but i was driving a tinker toy car
took me 10 minutes to make it out of the pits! 
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No, you did not exactly, you said "With VR, the sensations are almost the same as really being there", there is a difference between "exactly like" and "almost the same" but they are both inaccurate when applied to VR, as good and fantastic as it is (we agree on that).
So you know exactly what it is like, good for you, one more reason not to mislead some one that VR is "almost the same".
1000% agree, compare to monitors, VR brings you much closer, but still not nearly the same.
I don't intend to mislead anyone, and I think most know they can't jump in a car and go racing with no real-world experience. Whether they're using VR or not, if a young, experienced sim-racer, without any real driving experience were to jump in a powerful race car for the first time and be let loose on a track, either they'll learn real fast that there is a difference and slow down to learn what that is, or they'll put the car into a barrier (hopefully not). However, they will benefit from the sim-racing experience, and likely learn and adapt a lot faster than someone without it. Of course they need to be in great physical shape overall.
With VR, I can "see" the line much better, optimally decelerate for the entry, then throttle through the apex and optimal exit line--or any variation depending on if I'm arcing through a complex of curves or "straightening" a series of consecutive S-turns. On a flat screen, I have to adapt and readjust so I can do it, but it almost feels like I'm approximating, and everything feels sloppy. IRL, once I get warmed up, and I know the track, I can feel when I'm hitting every cue--entry, apex, exit, combos. Then I start setting consistent lap times, and this happens for me in VR. I think that's why I really appreciate it so much.
We both agree on the benefits of VR, and yes, it's not 100% the same. What I'm really saying, for me, it provides an overall enjoyable and rewarding experience that's close enough for what it is. Besides, you don't risk sweating to death when the suit's water cooling system and fresh air blower for the helmet fails, and your eyes start burning from the salt. Now if VR could do that, it would deliver a real racing experience.
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question for the car modders and those in the know about FFB. SOme cars "feel" really good and other are just plain, well gormless, and you can turn up the car specific FFB multiplier till its starts clipping and they still feel dull. Seems the older the cars are the better they feel, Is this a concious decision that can be made by the modder, or a consequence of car geometry/physics of the build?
To be clear I am NOT a car guy, and I have never driven a 1960's race car nor a 2020 F1 so cannot say that the "feel" in either is better or worse, but, occurs to me when i look at my bikes, the mt-01 is just an engineering mess, like someone in Yamaha lost a bet and was forced to build it, a monstrous beast of a motor, with some wheels and handlbars slapped on as an after thought, no fairings, no electronic refinements and a clutch that can cramp me up after 30 minutes on track.. compare to the mt-10 which has all the refinements and 15 years newer geometry, on the 01 at 120km I feel like king of the road, the thumping and grumbling shaking farting backfiring and a great all round tactile feel puts a $h1teating grin on my face whereas the 10 there is no difference between 50km/h,100km/h and 250km/h outside of more or less chance of licence loss, so maybe if FFB is just a consequence of geometry, then I guess id have to say I am an "old car" guy?
To be clear I am NOT a car guy, and I have never driven a 1960's race car nor a 2020 F1 so cannot say that the "feel" in either is better or worse, but, occurs to me when i look at my bikes, the mt-01 is just an engineering mess, like someone in Yamaha lost a bet and was forced to build it, a monstrous beast of a motor, with some wheels and handlbars slapped on as an after thought, no fairings, no electronic refinements and a clutch that can cramp me up after 30 minutes on track.. compare to the mt-10 which has all the refinements and 15 years newer geometry, on the 01 at 120km I feel like king of the road, the thumping and grumbling shaking farting backfiring and a great all round tactile feel puts a $h1teating grin on my face whereas the 10 there is no difference between 50km/h,100km/h and 250km/h outside of more or less chance of licence loss, so maybe if FFB is just a consequence of geometry, then I guess id have to say I am an "old car" guy?
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oh aiai, i see that 1999 boi
^ above is the D24 bois
- ALMS 3 at the 12H sebring and of course the number 4
p.s 2 version of number 4s the 4 from D24 and the ALMS 4
- ALMS 4
@SpeedStar2000 Here, let me spoil you real quick with two pictures.
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I don't know about the AI but I have the lag malediction with that car too and a lot of error messages in the logs :
EMPTY CURVE, RETURNING ZERO (content/cars/mazda_mx5_gt4/data/__cm_tyre_wearcurve_rear_0.lut)
EMPTY CURVE, RETURNING ZERO (content/cars/mazda_mx5_gt4/data/__cm_tyre_wearcurve_front_0.lut)
The lut files referenced in tyres.ini are missing, if I steal these files from another car, it works as expected.
There's also a minor error in lights.ini :
INIReader: content/cars/mazda_mx5_gt4/data/lights.ini > KEY_NOT_FOUND: [BRAKE_0] OFF_COLOR
As you said, it drives really nicely, very good car, congrats to all contributors.
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This was nowhere close to a finished product and somehow snuck out a bit too early.I don't know about the AI but I have the lag malediction with that car too and a lot of error messages in the logs :
EMPTY CURVE, RETURNING ZERO (content/cars/mazda_mx5_gt4/data/__cm_tyre_wearcurve_rear_0.lut)
EMPTY CURVE, RETURNING ZERO (content/cars/mazda_mx5_gt4/data/__cm_tyre_wearcurve_front_0.lut)
The lut files referenced in tyres.ini are missing, if I steal these files from another car, it works as expected.
There's also a minor error in lights.ini :
INIReader: content/cars/mazda_mx5_gt4/data/lights.ini > KEY_NOT_FOUND: [BRAKE_0] OFF_COLOR
As you said, it drives really nicely, very good car, congrats to all contributors.
It will be coming back soon.
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The later.
If the mod uses 100% known numbers then you are stuck with that. But if the car only has approximate numbers then you can tweak trail, caster, scrub radius and steering arm orientation.
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does all these cars can compete with each other? i mean setups of the car are close to real?
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