Help Tyre Issue Formula Hybrid 2020

blackcelica · Jul 8, 2020

For some reason my tyres no longer change for the 2020 hybrid whilst selecting in setup. They do for 2018, 2019, ACFL etc but not 2020. I'm sure they used to. Can't figure out why it's stopped. Can anyone link me to a patch that is needed for CSP as something may have gone astray.

Johnr777 · Jul 8, 2020

blackcelica said:
For some reason my tyres no longer change for the 2020 hybrid whilst selecting in setup. They do for 2018, 2019, ACFL etc but not 2020. I'm sure they used to. Can't figure out why it's stopped. Can anyone link me to a patch that is needed for CSP as something may have gone astray.

The hybrid 2020 CSP files are in the extension folder, inside the car's folder. Check to see if all DDS files for the tires are there. Believe they are called soft medium and hard

blackcelica · Jul 8, 2020

Thanks for the reply. I've re downloaded the mod but not installed it yet so hopefully all will be well.

blackcelica · Jul 9, 2020

SOLVED. Re-install of the mod sorted it. Actually it worked out for the best because it was a newer version of the mod. Win Win.

Apophany · Sep 11, 2020

Johnr777 said:
The hybrid 2020 CSP files are in the extension folder, inside the car's folder. Check to see if all DDS files for the tires are there. Believe they are called soft medium and hard

How do you tally up the soft/medium/hard in the mod with the fact that there are 5 tyre compounds in reality? Is the soft compound equivalent to the C1? So the hard is C3?

Is there any way to get all 5 tyre compounds?

Johnr777 · Sep 11, 2020

Apophany said:
How do you tally up the soft/medium/hard in the mod with the fact that there are 5 tyre compounds in reality? Is the soft compound equivalent to the C1? So the hard is C3?

Is there any way to get all 5 tyre compounds?

RSS only created 3 tire types, you would have to create the other 2 yourself. But need some understanding of the tire file to be able to do that.

Apophany · Sep 11, 2020

Johnr777 said:
RSS only created 3 tire types, you would have to create the other 2 yourself. But need some understanding of the tire file to be able to do that.

Yea fair enough. Do you have any idea which compounds they actually correspond to? Or has anyone attempted to modify the tyre file to include all 5?

Johnr777 · Sep 11, 2020

Apophany said:
Yea fair enough. Do you have any idea which compounds they actually correspond to? Or has anyone attempted to modify the tyre file to include all 5?

C3 = Soft
C2 = Medium
C1 = Hard