I might have been a bit lost myself and misjudged, sorry. That has been going on for a couple of pages and I lost track...
Another little detail that adds life to a track. If there is something that breaks the inmersion it's to see in a windless track a flag stiffer than the one that Armstrong and Aldrin planted on the moon.
Well, for my part I have noticed some very exaggerated bumps in the last corner before entering the finish line, driving the awsome "Littlebird" with a Thrustmaster TS-XW. (By the way, when someone are going to add crash sounds to that wonderful car? 🤔)
Attached a few texture alternatives to the original post. You can read about it there.
BS dude. You really need to try cream on a real DD wheel. Not that G27 gear driven stuff. Even with extended cake topping physics activated.
AC with cphys + proper implementation is a completely different ball game than vanilla AC. They are not comparable. A lot of things in ACC's phys model is similarly incorporated in cphys' model. Perhaps "far worse" is a bit of a hyperbole, ACC's model is not terrible by any means, but it's not entirely wrong to argue bk's r8 gt3 is better (i.e., more accurate) than ACC's r8 gt3
Aris does a lot of marketing talk, so he does inflate the impact of things at times. Like how he hyped up going to 400hz engine or whatever in the same vein as hyping going from 144hz --> 300 hz monitor despite the differences being nearly negligible
Thank you for explaining it a bit better than I could!Most older, smaller (<4GB) USB thumb-drives would default to the FAT file system.
Newer, larger guys default to FAT32 or exFAT, or NTFS. Windows is taking care of this for you, but you can intervene.
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What @WiisardNic is pointing to is the (now) default Windows NTFS file system, which allows for system-level file compression, which Content Manager can leverage cleverly, for it's own use. What he's suggesting (if I understand correctly) is "move the whole AC install". Of course you could start over, and install clean...or...
My own spin on your question/quest, I leave the AC install on the internal nVME drive, but home the the content/cars and content/tracks (the big stuff) on an external SDD (WD Blue USB3.2), using Windows OS junctions, explained here:
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Hey you guys, My AC install went blooey and I've spent the last 48 hours frantically trying to revive it. Uninstall/reinstall. CHKDSK. Move install to D: Integrity check. Everything. Nothing. I give up. What with hundreds of mods, Content Manager, Custom Shader Patch and all the rest...www.gtplanet.net
So yes, it's quite possible.
additionaly i also wanna know how to fix manual cars. i drive automatic and some cars are still manual or some shift up but at the start of 2 or 3 gear the revs pushes wierdly, if i shift than manually it works.
Make a backup of the data.acd if you'd like just in case but then just drop this in the folder and overwrite if it asks. This'll represent a ~75HP shot of NOS, very basic. Have fun!
ACTK did a update: https://modsfire.com/download/707Ner0p604s3BE/0aa33
Thanks but how to enable the spectators in the vintage track, as in the original "dry" there visible, while at the vintage there gone ?
Hey man thanks for that, at least they fixed the bumps but I feel that if they could do it, the track needs a whole remastered version as with a porsche cup car I was doing 1:40s and those times are done by bikes and that's because if the track's width and also because the kerbs are a bit weird. Still, something is something but if you could tell them that it would be perfect.
