https://assettocorsa.club/content-manager.html#cm-key

+ Algarve (Simbin) - updated to v1.8
Mide Ohio version not as good as existing imho.

Both tracks are here:
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/drn2rpx8h1tvo

https://sharemods.com/xyuxh53z6x0k/montjuich1975_v1.1.7z.html

https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/update-0-9-to-baskerville-raceway.34826/

Run the Video at 4K.

I have previous model of this headset. I need to have a 30cm Fan blowing air across my face to stay cool . You also need a keyboard in front of you to "centre view" while tapping lft/cntrl and spacebar keys. The sim rig area also need to be very well lit so the SteamVR tracking works!!. The other downside is once you get used using VR it is very hard to go back to a flat screen. But as you can see from the video the graphics quality is near perfect.  My PC system is i7 9600k OCed to 5gig and a 2080ti and I still do not run AC at max settings. You are basically looking at running a  minumum screen resolution of 2k x 4k at a minimum of 90FPS!!! I now feel I am actually at the race track and not simracing the immersion level is so good. My IPD (Inter Pupil Distence)is 60.0 mm. I do not suffer from motion sickness and have been able to use the headset for long periods from the start. I have been using the headset since the start of this year with the only problem being a problem with headset cable which was my fault and the HP support was brilliant. .
Do I think the whole setup is worth the cost? Yes, ever cent .

PTracker no longer appears to be working .

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Automation engine designer

Post by frank_will » Tue Jun 30, 2020 3:34 am
I was not sure if to post this under Assetto Corsa or here as it is still a general discussion.

If any of you are familiar with Automation https://store.steampowered.com/app/2937 ... coon_Game/
The game has a built-in engine designer that is pretty handy to try to create a realistic power/torque curve to then easily convert it in a power.lut for Assetto Corsa (may work for other games as well), you choose bore, stroke, crank and piston types, engine block type etc...

Bought the game yesterday and tried to replicate the Cosworth DFV and came pretty close to the exact HP and curve seemed pretty accurate after using all the tech infos I could find here: http://74.124.198.224/~historic/dfv/specs.html

https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/1970-alfa-romeo-gtam.28717/


    1.3 Update

    As i progress to know physics misteries, is time to put some new tricks on oldies.

    Suspensions are totally re-done.
    The rear now is properly done, with the infamous "slittone" keepin' the roll center really low, and the rear end well planted and easy to menage on full gas.
    The front is adjusted with the real tricks they did long time ago, upper joint raised, to have some camber gain on bump. ( This mod also rise a bit front roll center, and give a little bump steer to the car too, as a trade-off).

    Now the car behaves like the real one in 70s, like the famous way of cornering on 3 wheels.

    Fixes also in brakes, power and tires.

    Better textures for tires, and some CSP eye-candy