Released 28/02/2017 RaceRoom has been updated

Argh, regarding the vibration problems I've reported previously with a Xbox One Controller: Right now I was playing a WTCC 15' race at Indianapolis GP with the Civic and in the middle of the first lap (where a lot of small colisions where happening) the controller started to vibrate permanently at maximum strength in the left motor. It stayed like that during more than one lap, until I pressed the pause button to call the menu and it immediately stopped. Then I returned to the race, vibration seemed to behave normally and then, suddenly while racing with a good distance to the car ahead it started to vibrate violently again at max strenght non-stop, probably at a bump while exiting T11, until I ended it by pressing the menu button again.
Regarding today and before, it's like either certain effects either get stuck and loop, or a sequence of them keeps replaying (when it keeps doing it even after exiting the game).

 

Fair enough.
Coould've sworn somebody told me it was the same AI, only with fewer ticks.
Then again, I may have misunderstood.
Or mis-heard.
Or mis-remembered.
Finally, it's entirely possible that I'm just talking out of my arse.

 

LOL, AUDI NOT FIXED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fine Developer!

 

Hmmmm....
Can't say I've had any major problems with this combo.
Well, aside from my atrocious driving, but I can hardly blame the AI for that.
Hairpins (and chicanes for that matter) are a weak point with the AI, and has been for some time though.
Just out of curiosity, what kind of lap-times are you doing with that combo?

 

• Mid Ohio GP and Chicane : Tweaks to AI lines

I've posted in the relevant Bugs reporting thread but there's a major AI Line Error at T11 (Full Course, they are nowhere near the Apex, Audi TT Cup 2016), beginning to wonder if the way the AI is coded means it's perhaps hard for them to take certain corners "correctly"? Especially as this one has already had tweaks unless this was missed of course. (Bathurst Lines a prime example)

 

Dont quote me on this... but I believe that some of these tracks had their AI lines done a long time ago (Bathurst being a prime example), and the lines done way back just arent ideal.

I believe the goal is to go and update the more problematic tracks at some point... and that has been happening slowly.

I'll check out T11 at Mid Ohio though, maybe something funky is going on there.

 

Cool thanks

 

Question, please: The update release notes says "Smoothed out bumps" in a few tracks. Why was this done? I'm asking because I recall there used to be frequent bump noises from some cars and I almost never hear that anymore. It was very authentic and nice.

 

Your not the first to worry about this.
This guy (earlier in the thread) still hasn't untwisted his knickers :
"Smoothed the bumps! Are you crazy?
Actually, now that I've calmed down, I see you didn't touch SALZBURGRING. Perhaps the bumps there are supposed to be there; either way, they add character to the back "straight"."

So I propose that we get a bumpy version of all tracks we have purchased.

Alternatively, play a couple of hours of Flatout 2 and get it out of your system - that's what I did.

 

OK, thank you for the answer, Alex.

 

What a bummer, another update, but 2016 DTM Audi dashbord not fixed!!!!

 

So you've said twice on the same page...are you a Gold Fish..

 

Maybe he thought that he lived in the future and that the following update was already released?

 

Hey girls, today there' another update. Are you awake?

 

Sorry mom, I was sleeping!
But it's only a hotfix, maybe they need a coldfix for your dashboard

 

This game is absolutely amazing in VR. Probably my favorite racing sim now. Just a quick question if anyone knows. Can you see an actual fps counter in VR? That would be great for fine tuning the graphics settings.

 

Does the Steam fps counter work with VR? Have you tried using this one?

I dont have VR, so I cant test this, but you might try enabling the Steam fps counter and see if that works or not. I imagine it would since it is built into the Steam platform.

From the Steam client.... click on "Steam" in the top left. Then Settings. Then the In-Game tab. Then in the middle of that screen you can choose to turn on the fps counter, and also which corner of the screen you want it to appear.

 

Sadly the steam counter don't show in VR, it's only visible on the pc screen.