Physics differences AC/ACC

Did someone answer the OP's question?

 

@Flaux: https://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?threads/physics-differences-ac-acc.49142/#post-960245

 

You're a legend tabis. Thank you.

 

I guess we are only going to have answers, when ACC will be in eearly access. So many things potentially could be done.

I am waiting for RaceDepartment interview with about ACC, which they asked community to prepare questions. It is taking a while now. There were many many questions, and I still think that many were missing.

 

visual tyre flex is nice addition.

 

Hello guys !

I not sur about this but something is not clear for me with the FFB on AC.
I feel that the wheel in AC have stranges behaviours at lower speed (maybe too much ?). At 30 klm/h, if you swerve to the right for example and remove you hands of the wheel you have abrupt movements, maybe too strong (you don't have this type of behaviour on IRacing or even PC2).

It's juste a question because it's the only thing is boring me with FFB on AC, and if it's a wrong behaviour, it could be fixed on ACC.

I have a DD (small Mige, simcube) but it was the same with the T300 before that.
Sorry for my bad English and thanks for Kunos and their great job made on AC.


ps: I'm french so the same message in french:
"Je trouve que le volant dans AC a un comportement étrange lorsqu'on est à des faibles vitesses. Par exemple, si je donne un coup de volant dans une direction à 30km/h (même 20) j'ai le volant qui fait des mouvements trop brusques je trouve, chose que je n'ai pas sur un Iracing ou même un PC2. Le volant ne va pas s'emballer à une si faible vitesse.
La raison de ce message et donc que si c'est un comportement qui n'est pas correct/réaliste, cela pourrait être corrigé sur ACC"

 

Do you have Gyro on?

 

No ! WTF !
But I do not find "assetto corsa.ini" to change Gyro to 1.

"[FF_EXPERIMENTAL]
ENABLE_GYRO=0
DAMPER_MIN_LEVEL=0.0"

Nothing like this, on the "controls.ini"

Any help will be greatly appreciated !

Strange, I don't understand why I have to change a".ini" file ? Especially if it fixe this issue...



EDIT: Ok, found ! \Steam\steamapps\common\assettocorsa\system\cfg
On system ! I will try this tomorrow and come back to said if it solves this problem !
Thx !

 

Link your Steam account and you will be able to access PC section, including this OSW dedicated thread.
https://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?threads/osw-owners-thread.28560/

 

When I click on your link, I have to log in but it doesn't work after that (error) . This the same account for both (AC and ACC) ? I can't see, access to this page.

My Steam account is therefore linked.

Thanks Andrew

Ps: Why Kunos puts this option off if this option fix this problem ? There are a benefit to set off..
Is a compromise possible when it's on ?

 

Normal wheels (G27 G29 and so on) already have so much physical resistance to the ffb (G27 has like, 17% deadzone for example that you need to overcome to even turn the wheel when the person's not touching it) that adding extra simulated damping ends up with the wheel much too hard to turn so the car can't self-steer the way it should. Default settings are pretty much all for entry-level consumer wheels, like you can turn off the road/understeer/slip effects sliders too if you have a strong wheel.

 

Ok I see. thanks a lot guys for your answer !

 

Kunos: "ACC physics engine is an evolution of AC "1" engine. We changed a bunch of stuff in the tyres regarding camber, flex, temperatures. Aero is totally new, drivetrain has improvements as well.

Obviously we think ACC is better because of these improvements, but it's an evolution, not a revolution, thus it's very likely that people who enjoyed AC "1" will also enjoy ACC."

 

With the new physics in ACC I wonder what the ideal CPU is going to be? 4core, 6core, 8core?

 

I guess the AI will be still resource hog so no CPU is overkill. As fast as possible.

 

Yeah, same as AC, as many cores as you want to run AIs is probably best.

 

@NahkamarakattiGotcha & @Stereo

thanks for the insight.

 

i bet a 4core with a high clockrate will be faster then a 6 or 8core variant. UE4 isn't multicore optimized, unless Kunos improved it greatly. (atleast what i red till now)

 

And now I’m guessing what CPU you are using... 8700/Ryzen 2600 series probably a bit too new. 3930k or 5930k?