Cars CART Extreme 1.501

Patrick Giranthon · Jun 19, 2016

Patrick Giranthon submitted a new resource:

Cart Extreme - Cart Extreme for Automobilista

CART Extreme is an official revision of the original Racing Line Development´s CART Factor mod for rFactor with direct participation from some of the original developers.

CART Extreme for AMS includes :

Several graphics improvements (updated car shaders)

Moveable driver arms (from TV view only)

Revamped physics

Revamped sounds

flat spots, dirt pickup, etc

Along with all features...

Read more about this resource...

kamackeris · Jun 19, 2016

well i was going to bed.....

wowbagger · Jun 19, 2016

Oh no

European GP vs CART Extreme ... European GP vs CART Extreme ...European GP vs CART Extreme .. there's just not enough time.

LeMans, BTCC, F1 and now CART Extreme ..ARGH! Are you people trying to kill me this weekend?

Thanks Patrick - I cannot wait to get stuck into this.

Kenny Paton · Jun 19, 2016

alexSchmurtz · Jun 19, 2016

It looks like you had a busy week-end... Thank you!

PieterN · Jun 19, 2016

Thanks Patrick and all others involved ! This is a great mod !

Matt88 · Jun 19, 2016

Thanks to you and your team for your work.
Excellent as always and this is incredible.

Never had SCE, so never driven this before and have been looking forward to this Alot.

Better than I imagined. That's gonna be another 100+ hours of my life gone

Nick Gregory · Jun 19, 2016

@Matt Orr

Matt Orr · Jun 20, 2016

You didn't need to tag me, not a chance I'd miss this. lol

-New cockpit displays are fantastic. They look much more authentic than the gamey SCE / rFactor display.

-Sounds seem like a nice blend of the rFactor and SCE sounds and reasonably realistic given how little high quality audio there is to work from. Turn up the sounds, run out the gears to 14000 - awwww yea.

I did notice the Reynards all have really shiny noses which discolors the nose compared to the rest of the car. Most noticeable in the showroom, on track it's not as noticeable outside the PacWest cars.

I also think the MaxForceAtSteeringRack in the RealFeelPlugin.ini is set too low out of the box, tons of clipping. While it helps at low speed, it compromises the high end at speed forces a lot. I'm running -3500 (1000 more than default) and would suggest "advanced" drivers to tweak it, especially if you plan on doing any oval running.

Patricio Quevedo · Jun 20, 2016

Dave_6 · Jun 20, 2016

Are these cars supposed to have an auto blip on downshifts? Unless it's my G27 settings, I don't remember it trying to lock the rear wheels in the GSCE version (paddle shifting).

AWESOME mod BTW!

nightymare · Jun 20, 2016

I have just played this MOD with Indy 500 track....utterly amazing! fantastic work, myself, De Ferran and Helio side by side, lap after lap. LOVE IT. Now I just need all the CART tracks from that era

Patrick Giranthon · Jun 20, 2016

I updated a lot for GSCE. Pick them. Will not update every of them to AMS

David Dominguez · Jun 20, 2016

Thanks for the conversion, cars are fun to drive at the limit

However engine brake torque seems excessive, braking on low gears is quite difficult unless you run max brake map (5). I checked the engine file and values are a lot higher than Reiza's open wheelers.

Ajo · Jun 20, 2016

In what folder do I extract this mod?

Patrick Giranthon · Jun 20, 2016

Main folder of AMS
Overwrite

Ajo · Jun 20, 2016

Thanks

Deleted member 130869 · Jun 20, 2016

Is it possible that beyond the engine braking situation, the default setup may be too stiff for the AI as well? Or the talent files themselves need tweaking. AMS has very aggressive AI and with CART 98 there was similar behavior to the F-V10s.

Fairbanks_ABGF · Jun 20, 2016

Thanks for the mod!

Dave_6 said:
Are these cars supposed to have an auto blip on downshifts? Unless it's my G27 settings, I don't remember it trying to lock the rear wheels in the GSCE version (paddle shifting).

AWESOME mod BTW!

According to descriptions of the CARTfactor and CART extreme mods, the cars should have a sequentially operated gearbox with electronic cuts and blips on up- and downshifts, at least that's how they were operated in real life.