Hello, everyone!
I basically mainly registered because this seems to be the best place for asking questions about pCARS, and I haven't yet read enough about Live Track 3.0.
1. Will there be a big difference between dry and wet parts of the track? As in: If you touch the wet patches with slicks, you're basically bound to go spiralling off the track, like Alonso in Silverstone 2015? Because that'd make races where it dries out and the transition from wet to dry much more exciting.
2. How long does it take for a track to dry out completely on average? For example, Barcelona that was soaking wet and now enjoys blazing sunshine, how long does it take when the time settings remain unaccelerated? Around 30 minutes or just 2-3 laps (the latter would be pretty unrealistic)? In a similar spirit: Does it take more than ten minutes for the track to dry out completely after the dry line has formed?
3. Does it make a difference for the drying speed of the track whether the sky is overcast or cloudless?
4. Will it be like in pCARS 1, that the track is dry the second the rain drops stop appearing on screen, or will the rain stop long before the drying process is finished?
5. Will aquaplaning be simulated?
6. Related to previous question: Will the puddles be only visual or will it have a notable effect on the car to go through them? So that, for example, the Senna-S at Brazil will be even more devoid of grip than the rest of the track?
7. Will it be possible for rain to only come down over one of the track's sectors, like in F1 in Hockenheim 2000?
8. If Live Track 3.0 is dynamic, what would happen if I let it rain in Practice and didn't do any laps? No drying line then, right?
9. Does the track get wetter at different speeds depending on whether it's just rain or a thunderstorm?
10. That's something that most likely won't be implemented for PC2, but do you sometimes think about implementing (on dynamic weather only, of course) a weather condition that is almost completely undriveable and makes the rain tyres feel like Slicks do in the wet? In the past years, we had some monsoon showers in Malaysia that had these conditions, for example in 2001 in F1. And in these conditions, a red flag is often brought out, in every class of motorsport. Would it be possible to implement something like this in the future? I think it'd add a lot of immersion and you'd get a feel for how the drivers feel when the aquaplaning takes over.
I know, a very long post and a whole bunch of questions, but I'd be really thankful if these could be answered. Live Track 3.0 seems to be the best weather system ever implemented by FAR, and I can't help myself to be curious about it. xD