'car will move and immediately crash into the pit wall'
This is precisely what happens when using original (older) files...
Great to hear you like the track, and the attention given with this mod-update... Just checked 'Weekend' mode and all is working as intended... That is, the AI effectively leaves the pit area within the practice session, which in turn the AI works out its fuel consumption, hence not needing to pit in qualification or race sessions... Couple of suggestions, the first one is important as its been discussed at length in AC forums. Check the track's layout folders in windows explorer to ensure that the correct AI files are stored - there should only be two... Any other file with the words 'payload' or 'bin' are to be removed. These files are generated within CM, check and disable 'cache generated grids' and 'cache generated payloads' options in 'CM-Settings-New AI Behavior' section (if applicable).
Whether you've installed these via CM or manually (preferred option), the file structure was correct and should have overwritten these files with the new ones... The image below summarises the files that should reside in the layout folder (green-box). The files within the red-box are the original files (to be deleted/removed or overwritten). Check the dates as an easy reference, the latest dates are the newer files...
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The second thought that comes to mind is if you're indeed a CM/CSP/SOL user - without these applications - there's always a chance the track-mod and subsequent updates to it may not work as intended. Few other tips: if using CM - now and then CM requires a restart (close/open) for changes to take effect. Ensure you're running latest updates for CM, CSP and SOL apps. Come back and report your progress - and trust that it will work for you. Sometimes a fresh manual install is now and then required - plus you're literally seeing what is taking place, the files that are been copied across, etc... All the best!
