[Official] Complete car physics/AI status lookup - updated 05/01/2023

Then I recall Hockenheim seeing some updates last year.

 

Lausitzring, Hungaroring and Oschersleben had also been updated recently.

 

@Alex Hodgkinson
Any chance the list could be updated?
We are always looking at the latest updated stuff for our races.

 

Stw1999 Honda accord???? Stw class would be wow

 

What is "Shift Decay" and "LaunchRPMLogic"? The latter sounds like launch control, but too many cars have a "Yes" in there, can't be that... ;-)

 

"LaunchRPMLogic" .......it seems to be related to cars with heat engines and not electric

 

There is Honda NSX GT3 in the car/physics list

 

And Opel TCR.

 

Will it affect demanded clutch/gas lift-off time needed to avoid this effect?

 

The "New" Tatuus have Lauch Control and WTCC 14 17 have it too.

 

Opel is coming in tc cup

 

Thanks for sharing.

Doesn't have the Audi TT Cup Launch Control? In the spreadsheet there's no Yes in the column?

Also, are there two different e-racers?

 

Have the 1995, 2003 and 2005 Mercedes DTM cars always been listed as DTM 1995/2003/2005 in this list?

In the store they're still listed as C-Klasse DTM 1995 etc. I know they changed 911 GT2 Cup to GT2 when they planned on adding another GT2 car and the Scirocco was put into Group 2 with the intention of adding other Group 2 cars.

I might be reading too much into that...

 

Too late.....I'm already salivating.

(DTM 13-16 still on ye olde rubber, strangely)

 

For a year at least. This is from May 2020:

 

It's probably not very important, but I was driving the Corvette DP earlier, and it has a stick sequential, not a paddle one

 

Please consider adding a auto blip indicator as the pedal overlay does not represent this info or shift cuts..