Really quite amazing how often this gets brought up when it’s the one thing a developer has no control over. FFB in AC is controlled solely by the actual simulated rack forces of the car. That’s it.What I find not too much informative / communicative is the ffb compared to other cars (Kunos or some good mods like aphigod or arch)
1. That’s simply not a correct statement. There were countless threads about the exact same behavior on KS cars in the official forum. The color is an indicator of grip, not wear. If they’re red, they don’t have much grip. Just drive with tire wear on...1. Honestly it’s the first time this happens to me. KS car do not do that, and I don’t usually drive car mods so I haven’t got that much experience with third party vehicles. The ones I used so far done by Jason and David do not do that either.
So, do I have to have tyre wear on with this car, or can I have no tyre wear and just ignore the app telling me that they are ‘red’?
3. Could you tell me the name of the driver model please? CM says it’s “new_driver” but if I use that name in the driver.ini nothing changes.
Yeah I'm aware of that.Really quite amazing how often this gets brought up when it’s the one thing a developer has no control over. FFB in AC is controlled solely by the actual simulated rack forces of the car. That’s it.
He said the update will be released when the 458 gt3 is done as well (in discord)And about the update ?
ffb is idk, weird, I have a Fanatec CSL Elite wheel and this is the only car I feel that way.
kinda numb in the initial turn of the wheel. ffb oscilating all the time when turning.
Of course I didn't pay anything so.. I can't complain much, but coming from one of the physics expert in the community I would have expected better feeling overall.
maybe after the update works fine, who knows
just a thought
- when run with no tyre wear (0x) setting, proTyres and Kunos tyre app show the car to have the tyres basically with max wear, all red; is it a bug? with all other cars, they have max or close to max tyre life, while here it is inverted;