auto lift auto blib in automobilista

[Franklin Stegink]

Can somebody explain to me how this works.

What is doing auto lift and auto blib.

Thanks

 

[Jakal31]

They operate as straight forwardly as they are worded.

Auto lift = automatic lift of the throttle on gear change (for cars that require it...say, if you didn't have a clutch pedal..or if you use auto clutch you may use this as well) A lot of cars require a lift on upshifts...gears cannot always be forced with foot to floor. If you're using clutch, this probably comes naturally.

Auto blib = an automatic throttle "blip" on downshifts (keeps from blocking the rears on downshifts, balance of the car, etc) Some cars (especially older cars...anything with H pattern - mostly...etc) require a blip on downshifts. (ie...rev matching)

If you like to drive the cars "as realistically as possible" you'll want to turn both of those off. Not sure they always have an effect when on but I don't test that...not something I use.

 

[Case_]

I might be mistaken, but I think using assists in AMS also gives you a slight weight penalty, so something to keep in mind.

 

[Nobkins]

Using assists that the car does not have applies a weight penalty. So boxer using abs of low gives no penalty as the car has it as default equipment.

The penalty is a small % weight added to fuel tank.

I believe auto clutch is the only thing to never give a penalty.

Hope that helps.

 

[indianakaz]

presume if you don't have a clutch... you want both these autos on?

 

[Kenny Paton]

presume if you don't have a clutch... you want both these autos on?

You're replying to a 4 year old post.