Great screenshots of the updates to the water. I do think it’s a lot better! I’ve only really driven the older f1 cars so I’ll have to see what these are like. Nice video!
For the F1 ultimate I always found that the brake pressure is ridiculously high, you might have tried it already but having your brake pressure to 80%ish might help with the lock ups while still being able to stop at the correct distances compared to IRL! My friends and I always set the brake pressure to about 85 to begin with, but for the F1 cars I find that going lower really helps being able to use more of the brakes without the fear of locking
Have you tried reducing the brake pressure in advanced setup? I usually bring it down to about 76% on track like Monaco, higher brake pressure is more suitable for higher speed tracks. I also like a more rear biased brake balance than the stock setup most of the time.
As I said in the vid, I tried lowering it to below 70, it's the only sim that it happens in. It shouldn't stay locked up with the foot off the pedal! Have you tried it on this track?
Simracing604 did an F1 race at Interlagos and noted that the tire wear seemed unrealistically high, and that the tires appeared to be scrubbing in circumstances he thought they shouldn't be. Given that and your experience, I think I'll sit this update out pending more positive reviews or news that Reiza have squashed a few more bugs.
Great screenshots of the updates to the water. I do think it’s a lot better! I’ve only really driven the older f1 cars so I’ll have to see what these are like. Nice video!
Thanks!
For the F1 ultimate I always found that the brake pressure is ridiculously high, you might have tried it already but having your brake pressure to 80%ish might help with the lock ups while still being able to stop at the correct distances compared to IRL! My friends and I always set the brake pressure to about 85 to begin with, but for the F1 cars I find that going lower really helps being able to use more of the brakes without the fear of locking
Yeah I mentioned in the video that I already tried it at 65-70%, and still had the problem.
I hope in a he future Reiza release a Monaco historic track from rhe 90s
Have you tried reducing the brake pressure in advanced setup? I usually bring it down to about 76% on track like Monaco, higher brake pressure is more suitable for higher speed tracks. I also like a more rear biased brake balance than the stock setup most of the time.
As I said in the vid, I tried lowering it to below 70, it's the only sim that it happens in. It shouldn't stay locked up with the foot off the pedal! Have you tried it on this track?
Can you please share your camera and field of view settings? Also which view is this? Cockpit or helmet?
This is in VR.
Help me, help you, help me, help you help me! Lol jk great video.
Simracing604 did an F1 race at Interlagos and noted that the tire wear seemed unrealistically high, and that the tires appeared to be scrubbing in circumstances he thought they shouldn't be. Given that and your experience, I think I'll sit this update out pending more positive reviews or news that Reiza have squashed a few more bugs.