Let's hope the ingame engineer of ACC steps up now!
Let's hope the ingame engineer of ACC steps up now!
That would be great but unfortunately it looks as if it won't be possible anytime soon, going by the reply from the devs
In that post the dev was talking about making extra efforts into making ACC compatible with external tools, nothing to do with improving the ingame spotter (thing they are already doing in the last builds and will hopefully keep doing).
But ACC has a working spotter. I'm using that exclusively at the moment, i.e. "car left" etc. Which functionality are you missing from the spotter?What will be missed the most .... the spotter ... a much better and less distractive feature than the radar !
But ACC has a working spotter. I'm using that exclusively at the moment, i.e. "car left" etc. Which functionality are you missing from the spotter?
It might just be me, but the ACC spotter is always inaccurate / can't be relied on when it comes to opponents cars.But ACC has a working spotter. I'm using that exclusively at the moment, i.e. "car left" etc. Which functionality are you missing from the spotter?
What is missing are engineer notes like gaps and laptimes of opponents. What I'd like would be a "real" engineer helping me with tyre pressures @ ambient temps, fuel amount, etc.
Hmm.... never noticed that. I am also using the radar, so I might adapt to inaccuracies from the spotter. Will keep your comment in mind next time I'm racing in ACC.It might just be me, but the ACC spotter is always inaccurate / can't be relied on when it comes to opponents cars.
...immersionWhat is missing are engineer notes like gaps and laptimes of opponents. What I'd like would be a "real" engineer helping me with tyre pressures @ ambient temps, fuel amount, etc.
Anywhere I can download this? Can't find it anywhere, and the link that's found all the time is broken because the file is removed.
But ACC has a working spotter. I'm using that exclusively at the moment, i.e. "car left" etc. Which functionality are you missing from the spotter?
What is missing are engineer notes like gaps and laptimes of opponents. What I'd like would be a "real" engineer helping me with tyre pressures @ ambient temps, fuel amount, etc.
Do you use it? Is it for setup-experienced users?If you want a better idea of how optimal your setup is, I advice you to have a look at the RST Racing Sim Tools app. I know it is not an engineer talking to you, but it still gives feedback with numbers and graphs based on your driving so you can use the numbers for tuning your setup. It's $15 per license and they cover a lot of the popular games. It even supports the same games on console, so I'm looking very much forward to the ACC on PS4. I'm not affiliated with them so this is not a commercial, just my personal opinion.
If you want a better idea of how optimal your setup is, I advice you to have a look at the RST Racing Sim Tools app.