I installed some update / improvement which were shared some days ago, maybe that´s the reason for. Maybe someone else can check it too, otherwise I just delete the ext_config from your skin folder.
I just did a lap of the Targa Florio and hit 238km/hr down the straight (give or take 1kph because it's hard to read the speedo when it is so far offset from the driver) with wind set to zero. I was running the highest gear ratio and I reckon if I ran a slightly lower one I would top 240, maybe hit that 245. 260kph might be highest gear ratio at max rpm, so you could hit that downhill or with a tailwind.
i can see al the stickers now which is what i wanted. Thanks
Ah! I had this exact same issue. I solved it by bringing the ffb gamma to 2.4, a band aid since it keeps the setting for other cars, glad that i wasn't the only one noticing it.
Yes, that's probably my fault, if you applied my update. It uses a different rim diameter than the original, that's why the rim replacement doesn't work right. I'm not too familiar with the procedure used in @Alis_70 skins, but the update brings 16" rims, which would have 0.203 m radius, so using that value in the skin ext_config seems to solve it.
The question is, why do you need to set something with pure? Just use the default settings and the pure PPfilter. You just don't set something with default weather style because there are no settings in game. It is mostly a tech demo.
I keep going back to the regular pure filter/candy because it just looks great and just works. Other filters sometimes look too dark etc.
It's z-fighting, and the reason it's more prominent with some tracks than others has to do with the precision of the depth buffer. On large tracks, the depth buffer will often be less precise because it has to be larger than on smaller tracks. For objects that are really close, a small change in the depth buffer precision like this can trigger z-fighting on some tracks, while others are just fine. Not really a track problem, and not really a car problem - just a synergy of bad luck. (Someone smarter than me explained it to me some time back.)
Thank you, but I'm not sure if I have understand, so what setting I can change / disable to solve this issue ?It's z-fighting, and the reason it's more prominent with some tracks than others has to do with the precision of the depth buffer. On large tracks, the depth buffer will often be less precise because it has to be larger than on smaller tracks. For objects that are really close, a small change in the depth buffer precision like this can trigger z-fighting on some tracks, while others are just fine. Not really a track problem, and not really a car problem - just a synergy of bad luck. (Someone smarter than me explained it to me some time back.)
There are settings in CM that can aid in this, but I can't come up with any specific advise right now.
For reference, I have no similar problems with the same car on the same track, and I'm just running default settings for everything that should matter. And the Dallas/Cadillac is a really nice car.
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You should test the "Natural Mod PP Filter". It now works perfectly with Pure LCS.
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I have no doubt that downhill, and even with a tailwind, it will go 245. But as a rule, measurements of maximum speed are not carried out while going downhill. In any case, my goal was not to somehow belittle this mod, I just hoped that the author, having learned about this, will correct it in the next update, if there is one.
Just click on it and put the fastest you go, 260 being the theoritical max speed of the longest 5th gear available...
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Following maintenance of overtake.gg, the RaceDepartment/Overtake add-ons icons have disappeared.It will take me months to change them. (I'm looking for a way to change them into batch...)
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