Cars 2007 Subaru Impreza WRX (GD) Tuned 2.1

aphidgod · Mar 4, 2022

Those Advans are actually excellent in the wet right up until they hydroplane at about ~10mph lower speed than a typical road tire. But the grip on wet pavement with no standing water is surprising!

McGherkin · Mar 5, 2022

I thought that until I started running Pilot Sport 4s as wets. I could never hook 2nd in the wet, I can with the PS4 (well, now PS5)s.

I think it depends whether you can get some heat into them, if it's too wet for them to get hot then a road tyre will own them

Leonardo Ratafiá · Mar 5, 2022

are you talking about Playstation 4 and Playstation 5? I thought they didn't support modding

aphidgod · Mar 5, 2022

Based on what I've seen they don't even really support AC.

gold333 · May 2, 2022

This is nice but the car feels completely dead

On Bifuka, when you are going over the bumbs the other mod has great SAT (Self Aligning Torque) so you feel through the wheel exactly when you are airborne. Also the gearbox on your mod has 0 impact. It feels like a CVT. Nothing happens when you change gear. No loss of pull, no traction change, no torque change, nothing.

aphidgod · May 2, 2022

gold333 said:
This is nice but the car feels completely dead compared to *nope*

On Bifuka, when you are going over the bumbs the other mod has great SAT (Self Aligning Torque) so you feel through the wheel exactly when you are airborne. Also the gearbox on your mod has 0 impact. It feels like a CVT. Nothing happens when you change gear. No loss of pull, no traction change, no torque change, nothing.

If you're happy with that car, I wish you all the best.

Johnr777 · May 2, 2022

gold333 said:
This is nice but the car feels completely dead compared to

On Bifuka, when you are going over the bumbs the other mod has great SAT (Self Aligning Torque) so you feel through the wheel exactly when you are airborne. Also the gearbox on your mod has 0 impact. It feels like a CVT. Nothing happens when you change gear. No loss of pull, no traction change, no torque change, nothing.

This “other mod” also features KERS for ultimate realism

gold333 · May 2, 2022

Johnr777 said:
This “other mod” also features KERS for ultimate realism

I don't give a damn if the driver model was a smurf.

It's evidently better in terms of physics and SAT than this mod.

Johnr777 · May 2, 2022

gold333 said:
I don't give a damn if the driver model was a smurf.

It's evidently better in terms of physics and SAT than this mod.

In what world is this a better simulation?

aphidgod · May 2, 2022

Yeah, that thing is a mess. It has nothing to do with a Subaru in this or any of the other uncountable quantum realities which make up the limitless multiverse...

For all I know it has F1 or LMP suspension, in which case yeah, it probably does feel better than a road car.

What an absolute joke.

Trava · May 2, 2022

Obvious troll is obvious.

Costas.H · May 2, 2022

gold333 said:
This is nice but the car feels completely dead

On Bifuka, when you are going over the bumbs the other mod has great SAT (Self Aligning Torque) so you feel through the wheel exactly when you are airborne. Also the gearbox on your mod has 0 impact. It feels like a CVT. Nothing happens when you change gear. No loss of pull, no traction change, no torque change, nothing.

I disagree.... It is an excellent mod, feels great and it is easy to drive it if you learn it a while! Much fun with it!

What is this cphys tires implementation anyway?

aphidgod · May 2, 2022

Thanks.

What do you mean about the tires?

Costas.H · May 3, 2022

aphidgod said:
What do you mean about the tires?

lol! ok tyres?

I am just curious what is this cphys thing you talking about.

aphidgod · May 3, 2022

Costas.H said:
lol! ok tyres?

I am just curious what is this cphys thing you talking about.

Gotcha. Wasn't sure if you were asking about them in general or about this specific implementation.

CSP opens up another layer of variables and lets us use LUTs for some things which were calculated by algorithm in the Kunos model. It also completely reworks the thermal model, which simply doesn't work realistically in vanilla. All of this lets us get a better match to real world data as well as telemetry correlation from work on the track.