explanation of values in tyres.ini

[kubaaa]

Hello guys!
I'm trying to do my first tyres but I can't find the explanation of all values in tyres.ini. I allready found some of them, but not all.
Can you help me with that, please?

 

[kubaaa]

well.. I just read AC forum and collected most of the data, but in some cases the formula, description, or explanation is missing. So if there someone who can extend this table with new data I can share also link for editing.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nYU59RcOYpmvidmOKTVJFubM87EjbMllVbpmJqcVvmU/edit#gid=0

 

[taylorwallace9]

well.. I just read AC forum and collected most of the data, but in some cases the formula, description, or explanation is missing. So if there someone who can extend this table with new data I can share also link for editing.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nYU59RcOYpmvidmOKTVJFubM87EjbMllVbpmJqcVvmU/edit#gid=0

Just found this, appreciate it

 

[sollrakc]

I'm working on a project of mine: I will include the info you gathered (thank you very much ) in the next updates of my manual, correcting eventual errors; at the moment I'm working on release 0.12, which will be quite big, and everything is still at a very WIP state, so guys, just be careful with what you read for now. I hope it can help the people who will stumble on it anyway.
This is the website:

assettocorsathemanual.blogspot.com

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Wow! very nice work brotto. I just downloaded the manual, that's a wealth of knowledge that I will sure reference in the future. Thank you!

 

[brotto marco]

Staff had deleted my previous post due to some controversy, but now that everything has been solved (thanks to admins!), for whoever finds this thread, the following is the other thread for the manual here on RD:

https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/ac-modding-manual-3-0.252064/

 

[ballin76]

what is the D value in DXREF and DYREF?

 

[Stereo]

what is the D value in DXREF and DYREF?

It's the same D as elsewhere, coefficient of friction. DXREF & DYREF are the coefficient of friction in X and Y directions at the reference load (hence REF). The reference load is FZ0, measured in newtons.

DX_REF and DY_REF go with LS_EXPX and LS_EXPY (load sensitivity exponent, x and y) and probably isn't controllable enough to be a useful system for load sensitivity, you should use the DY_CURVE and DX_CURVE lookup tables instead. If they're present, then DX_REF etc. are not used.