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1970 Alfa Romeo GTAM - 1970 Alfa Romeo GTAM
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Cars 1970 Alfa Romeo GTAM 1.32
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Great work!
The only problem I have is "Loose Steering", car is hard to keep in a straight line without constant steering corrections. It wants to wander from one side of a long straight to the other, almost like steering bushings are very worn out. Maybe it's my steering wheel, but I don't seem to have this problem with any other car.
Thanks
The only problem I have is "Loose Steering", car is hard to keep in a straight line without constant steering corrections. It wants to wander from one side of a long straight to the other, almost like steering bushings are very worn out. Maybe it's my steering wheel, but I don't seem to have this problem with any other car.
Thanks
Love the car and have enjoyed a few offline races already - thank you!
However, I play in VR and had to reduce number of cars to avoid low framerate. I can normally run at least 20 cars with my hardware but it really struggled with this car. Are there known issues / plans to optimise the model, LODs, etc?
However, I play in VR and had to reduce number of cars to avoid low framerate. I can normally run at least 20 cars with my hardware but it really struggled with this car. Are there known issues / plans to optimise the model, LODs, etc?
Created with Alfa Romeo technical specifications and original Autodelta card
If you aren't doing so already you might gain a bit of performance with 2K skins. I run VR and always go with 2K myself. Unless looking up close at a skin or taking photos the difference shouldn't be that noticeable
If you aren't doing so already you might gain a bit of performance with 2K skins. I run VR and always go with 2K myself. Unless looking up close at a skin or taking photos the difference shouldn't be that noticeable
Yep, meant to say that I had already used 2K skins by replacing the default skins with the '2K' folder. Not a huge problem but would ideally like to run full grids - will maybe just have to lower a few settings to see if it helps without compromising IQ too much.
Can I say you are like a train!? A 'Crazy Train' (is that you Ozzy!?), ahahah! Wonderful work, really, what a beauty... to think this is "just" a beta, Jesus!
As Rudyjo says (#3), is indeed a bit difficult to keep the car completely straight, however for me (G29) not as serious as Rudyjo has mentioned above.
Also (if I may ask), I don't get it but are you two working together?
As Rudyjo says (#3), is indeed a bit difficult to keep the car completely straight, however for me (G29) not as serious as Rudyjo has mentioned above.
Also (if I may ask), I don't get it but are you two working together?
Awesome work! You keep impressing with each new car.
I have to chime in about the handling. The actual handling of the chassis is fine, and the GTAm was a challenging car to drive so I'm fine with that. It's the steering input that is a tad too sensitive, and quite twitchy near the center. Not nearly as bad as some mods (heck, some of the early the Kunos cars were very twitchy), but enough to be a handful when driving without force feedback. I noticed that a tight, low-speed turn only takes about half, or even a third of the lock required on the Kunos GTA. So, maybe it just needs to be a tiny bit heavier on the wheel?
I have to chime in about the handling. The actual handling of the chassis is fine, and the GTAm was a challenging car to drive so I'm fine with that. It's the steering input that is a tad too sensitive, and quite twitchy near the center. Not nearly as bad as some mods (heck, some of the early the Kunos cars were very twitchy), but enough to be a handful when driving without force feedback. I noticed that a tight, low-speed turn only takes about half, or even a third of the lock required on the Kunos GTA. So, maybe it just needs to be a tiny bit heavier on the wheel?
Ah, OK thanks, didn't realise - will keep my fingers crossed and enjoy with reduced grids for now
Ooh man, do like me and buy a 9700k and a 2080ti! Jokin'Ah, OK thanks, didn't realise - will keep my fingers crossed and enjoy with reduced grids for now
I'll start workin on lods in days. Thanks all for feedback, i'll check everything.
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That was quick! Going to have a drive as soon as I can...
@Pessio The FFB is way too strong for that car. I had to lower it down to 40% to avoid clipping. I use to use other cars at 80% - 90%.
Thx for the update, the car feels much more predictable after it. But there's a slight problem, the FFB got really strong, making the car really hard to use. Apart from that, everything's okay, but a bit more of refinement on the sound would be nice. However, I understand you created all from scratch yourself, so congrats!
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Pessio there seem to be some extra files in some of the skin folders. I just downloaded the new version and dropped the 2K skins in and noticed some of the folders are around 30mb rather than under 10mb.
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Ahh I see now, they are fixes. You are too polite. You should have got me to tweak them or send you the psd files
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I also see they are in the 4K only. Note to 2K skin users, delete the 4K skin folders rather than overwriting them.
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Ahh I see now, they are fixes. You are too polite. You should have got me to tweak them or send you the psd files
Edit Mk2:
I also see they are in the 4K only. Note to 2K skin users, delete the 4K skin folders rather than overwriting them.
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