Can we have some details about tyres?
Can we have some details about tyres?
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Is there eny info in the car selection menu about which cars use push to pass, ERS, DRS?
What type of details are you referring to? Just tyre types in the game and what their differences?Originally Posted by rosko
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Yes. Like are the track tyres on the vintage cars the same as modern cars? What is the track tyre equivalent to. When to use winter tyres vs ice? Why does my car default to wet when it's dry?
Also there seems to be more options in the differential settings. Is there any more info on this?
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Hi, such an amazing game but i can't edit Custom Liveries since there is no unwrap in the "custom livery" directory :/ Only a white texture.
I tried to use unwraps from pCARS 1 but there is no Ferrari 488 GT3 in pCARS 1 so i can't edit this one.
Please coudl you release on your website these unwraps just like you did with pCARS 1 ?
thx =)
Hi all, I am new to PC2 and was looking how to quite a currently running championchip, e.g. I wanted to go from Kart to Formula Rookie... I did not find the option to quite the currently running championchip. Where do I find it?
You can't quit in a season...you have to finish Karts or start a new career...
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Tyres on the vintage road cars (I'm assuming you mean those?) are different from the modern ones overall. On them the Track tyre is probably closest to the Medium/P Zero Corsa/Nitto NT05 level tyre.
Always use Ice tyres for maximum grip when there's snow on the ground, at least once the next patch comes along. Winter tyres are essentially there for the same reason the Hard/P Zero/NT555 tyres are there for the summer, to give access to a more "normal" road legal winter tyre instead of the massively grippy rally spikes on the Ice tyres.
You shouldn't ever default to wet tyres when it's dry unless the forecast has rain coming along shortly.
Differentials are indeed much expanded in Project CARS 2, you can read about them more in their own thread here.
ok thanks for the hint. since I don't wanna quite the whole career (I could be much further in the game) the only way is to to move through all the races and quite each race as soon as it started. then of course you loose the season but you can choose for another championchip.
just another questions as I was really struggeling today in Formula Rookie UK Championchip in "Knockhill International". There is hard corner just before the start/finish straight. Everytime I move into this corner it seems that I loose power in my car and it takes at least 3s until I get up to speed again. I tried to move into the corner in different angles but still it seems I loose power... I tried to move into the corner with 2nd or even 1st gear, no success. Not sure what I am doing wrong. Can someone give me a hint how to manage this corner in Knockhill International?
So, with my setup I haven't got room for my rig in its rightful position all the time
(With the rig, I use a G29 and a Frex Hshift+)
However - sometimes I just want to run a couple of laps, and might pull out a controller.
Does the game save my wheel settings in driver 1 if I make a new driver profile (a new career) just for controller use?
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