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[[File:Acc wiki carsetup engl 1.jpg|thumb|Choose Preset Setup]]
 
[[File:Acc wiki carsetup engl 1.jpg|thumb|Choose Preset Setup]]
  
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You have a choice of preset setups or you have the option to go directly to the current setup:
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You have a choice of preset setups you can load, or you can resume editing the currently loaded setup. (When loading into a session, the currently loaded setup is the Safe preset.)
 
# Safe Preset Setup
 
# Safe Preset Setup
 
# Aggressive Preset Setup
 
# Aggressive Preset Setup
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[[File:Acc_wiki_carsetup_tyre.jpg|thumb|Current Setup / TAB Tires]]
 
[[File:Acc_wiki_carsetup_tyre.jpg|thumb|Current Setup / TAB Tires]]
  
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The current psi values ​​are displayed in the tire app. Zursätzlich is represented by the different heights, at the three large bars, the differences in the three tire zones. At the front wheels above and at the rear wheels below.
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The current psi values ​​are displayed in the tire app. Inflation is represented by the different heights of the middle bars. The color of the three bars represent the differences in temperature of the three tire zones. At the front wheels, the surface temperature is indicated at the top, at the rear wheels, it is indicated at the bottom.
  
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* Drive 10 laps and watch the tire pressure. At the end of the curve and at the end of the longest straight.
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Follow these steps to tune your tyre pressures:
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* good values are dry 28,0 - 28,5 psi and wet / cold ~30 psi
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* Drive 10 laps and watch the tire pressures at the end of the longest straight, usually at the start/finish line.
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* The optimum GT3 tyre pressure is between 27.3 and 27.9 PSI (with DHE Compound - 2020 tracks). For GT4 cars, tyre pressures between 26.8 and 27.4 PSI are optimal. For wet tyres, pressures between 30.0 and 31.0 PSI are optimal. Going under this will result in underinflation and a loss of grip, going over this will result in overinflation and a loss of grip.
 
* The default settings usually give you lower values. Increase the values in the tire setup menu to compensate for this difference.
 
* The default settings usually give you lower values. Increase the values in the tire setup menu to compensate for this difference.
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* drive a few more rounds and watch the psi values.
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* To adjust for changing track temperatures, remember the following ratio: .1 psi for every 2C change. When the temperature increases, decrease the pressure, and vice versa.
  
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[[File:Tire temperatures bad.png|120px]] [[File:Tire temperatures good.png|120px]]
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Note: On 2018-2019 tracks the optimum tire pressure is 27.0-28.0 PSI (Compound is DHD2, this compound -compared to DHE- has better grip outside optimum but less grip in the optimum range).
  
 
==== Tire Temperatures ====
 
==== Tire Temperatures ====
  
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In the tire app, the three temperature zones (OMI or IMO) are visualized by three bars. Their color areas change depending on the temperature. Turquoise - Blue - Light Green - Green - Orange - Red.
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On the tire HUD display, the three temperature zones (OMI or IMO) are visualized by three bars. Their color areas change depending on the temperature: Turquoise - Blue - Light Green - Green - Orange - Red.
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The temperature values can be seen either in the cockpit (depending on the vehicle type) or in the setup menu
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The numerical temperature values can be seen either in the cockpit (depending on the vehicle type) or in the setup menu.
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[[File:Tire temperatures bad.png|120px]] [[File:Tire temperatures good.png|120px]]
  
 
{| class="wikitable mw-datatable"
 
{| class="wikitable mw-datatable"
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| psi hot ||style="text-align:center;"| 27.3 || highest recorded pressure
 
| psi hot ||style="text-align:center;"| 27.3 || highest recorded pressure
 
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| wear ||style="text-align:center;"| 2.95 2.94 2.94 || Degree of wear (O M I / I M O)
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| wear ||style="text-align:center;"| 2.95 2.94 2.94 || Degree of wear (O M I / I M O). 3.00 is new, 1.5 is worn out.
 
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!colspan="2"| Tires !! Adjustments for your wheels / suspension
 
!colspan="2"| Tires !! Adjustments for your wheels / suspension
 
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| psi ||style="text-align:center;"| 25.2 psi || Pressure when tire is not stressed
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| psi ||style="text-align:center;"| 25.2 psi || Starting pressure of the tyre. For GT3, this is the pressure while under the tyre warmers. For GT4, which doesn't allow tyre warmers, this is the cold pressure.
 
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| toe ||style="text-align:center;"| 0.2° || the position of the wheel to the direction of travel
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| toe ||style="text-align:center;"| 0.2° || This is the angle offset of the wheel relative to the direction of travel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toe_(automotive)
 
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| camber ||style="text-align:center;"| -4.1° || the position of the wheel to the roadway / https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camber_angle
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| camber ||style="text-align:center;"| -4.1° || This is the vertical angle of the wheel relative to the roadway. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camber_angle
 
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| caster ||style="text-align:center;"| -10.6° || Only on the front wheels! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caster_angle
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| caster ||style="text-align:center;"| -10.6° || This is the vertical angle of the rotational axis of the steering hub on the front wheels. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caster_angle
 
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|}
  
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<div class="mw-translate-fuzzy">
 
=== Elettronica ===
 
=== Elettronica ===
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</div>
  
 
[[File:Acc wiki carsetup engl 3.jpg|thumb|Current Setup / TAB Eletronics]]
 
[[File:Acc wiki carsetup engl 3.jpg|thumb|Current Setup / TAB Eletronics]]
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! Property !! Values !! Description
 
! Property !! Values !! Description
 
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| TC || 0 - ? || Traction Control
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| TC || 0 - ? || Primary traction control setting. Lower values indicate a lower strength of intervention.
 
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| ABS || 0 - ? || Anti-lock braking system
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| ABS || 0 - ? || Anti-lock braking system setting. Lower values indicate a lower strength of intervention.
 
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| ECU Map || || Engine control unit [https://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?threads/ecu-maps-implementation.54472]
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| ECU Map || || Engine control unit mapping. Defines the amount of fuel sent to the engine, as well as throttle maps and engine braking. [[ECU Maps]]
 
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| telemetry laps || 0 - 30 || Here you set the number of laps to be recorded for the tool MoTeC.
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| telemetry laps || 0 - 99 || This sets the number of laps to be recorded to the MoTeC datalogging file.
 
* [[MoTeC_Support|MoTeC must be installed beforehand!]]
 
* [[MoTeC_Support|MoTeC must be installed beforehand!]]
 
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! Property !! Values !! Description
 
! Property !! Values !! Description
 
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| Wear ||style="text-align:center;"| ||  
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| Wear ||style="text-align:center;"| 3.00 to 1.50 || Degree of general tyre wear (O M I / I M O). 3.00 is new, 1.5 is worn out.
 
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| Grain ||style="text-align:center;"| ||  
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| Grain ||style="text-align:center;"| None to Heavy || Graining is a specific pattern of tyre wear that occurs when the tyre withstands large amounts of scrubbing or sliding, usually from understeering.
 
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| Blister ||style="text-align:center;"| ||  
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| Blister ||style="text-align:center;"| None to Heavy || Blistering is when the layers of rubber that make up the tyre start to separate from each other. Usually caused by having very high heat levels.
 
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| Flat Spot ||style="text-align:center;"| ||  
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| Flat Spot ||style="text-align:center;"| None to Heavy || Flatspotting occurs when the tyre locks up under braking and a specific section of the tyre receives much more wear than the rest. This causes an unpleasant juddering in the wheel, as well as puncturing in extreme circumstances.
 
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| pad wear ||style="text-align:center;"|  ||  
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| pad wear ||style="text-align:center;"|  || The amount that the brake pads have worn.
 
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| disc wear ||style="text-align:center;"|  ||  
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| disc wear ||style="text-align:center;"|  || The amount that the brake discs have worn.
 
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!colspan="3"| Fuel and Tyre  
 
!colspan="3"| Fuel and Tyre  
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| fuel ||style="text-align:center;"| 1 - ? ||  
 
| fuel ||style="text-align:center;"| 1 - ? ||  
 
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| tyre ||style="text-align:center;"|  || choose DRy or Rain Tyre
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| tyre ||style="text-align:center;"|  || Choose the type of tyre, dry or wet.
 
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| tyre set ||style="text-align:center;"| 1 - ? ||  
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| tyre set [https://www.assettocorsa.net/forum/index.php?threads/race-weekend-tyre-sets-management-pitstop-strategy-and-fuel-load-testing.57824]||style="text-align:center;"| 1 - ? ||
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This allows you to change your currently installed tyre set. The sets are limited as follows:
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* Sprint race weekend: 5 sets
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* 3-hour Endurance race weekend: 6 sets
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* 6-hour Endurance race weekend: 9 sets
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* 24-hour Endurance race weekend: no limit.
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* There is also no limit for wet tyre sets.
 
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| front brakes ||style="text-align:center;"| 1 - 4 || choose the ↓[[Car_Setups_and_Pitstop#Brake_pads|Brake Pads]] on front axle
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| front brakes ||style="text-align:center;"| 1 - 4 || Choose the ↓[[Car_Setups_and_Pitstop#Brake_pads|Brake Pads]] on the front axle.
 
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| rear brakes ||style="text-align:center;"| 1 - 4 || choose the ↓[[Car_Setups_and_Pitstop#Brake_pads|Brake Pads]] on rear axle
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| rear brakes ||style="text-align:center;"| 1 - 4 || Choose the ↓[[Car_Setups_and_Pitstop#Brake_pads|Brake Pads]] on the rear axle.
 
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| fuel last lap ||style="text-align:center;"|  || Gasoline consumption in the last lap
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| fuel last lap ||style="text-align:center;"|  || Fuel consumption per lap.
 
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!colspan="3"| Pitstop Strategy
 
!colspan="3"| Pitstop Strategy
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| 1 || Very aggressive friction coefficient, max braking performance, aggressive disc and pad wear. Pedal modulation can be tricky if out of temperature or as it wears down. Use in hotlap and qualifying sessions, sprint races and can withstand 3 hours races. Risky and dangerous to use over 3 or 4 hours because the pads will wear down, overheat and lose linearity in brake pedal feel.
 
| 1 || Very aggressive friction coefficient, max braking performance, aggressive disc and pad wear. Pedal modulation can be tricky if out of temperature or as it wears down. Use in hotlap and qualifying sessions, sprint races and can withstand 3 hours races. Risky and dangerous to use over 3 or 4 hours because the pads will wear down, overheat and lose linearity in brake pedal feel.
 
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| 2 || Very Good friction coefficient, very good braking performance, good disc and pad wear. Pedal modulation almost always good and linear, good feedback while overheating and gradual wear. Perfect for endurance racing, but can also be used in hotlap , qualifying sessions as well as sprint races as what it loses in performance, regains in braking modulation and predictability. The default choice for long endurance races, easily makes 12 hours and can make 24 hours race too with a bit of care. Will also overheat and lose linearity in brake pedal feel when worn out, but in a more predictable way and after much longer stints. Because of the lower friction, you could possibly use smaller brake ducts.
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| 2 || Very good friction coefficient, very good braking performance, good disc and pad wear. Pedal modulation almost always good and linear, good feedback while overheating and gradual wear. Perfect for endurance racing, but can also be used in hotlap sessions, qualifying sessions, as well as sprint races, as what it loses in performance it regains in braking modulation and predictability. It is the default choice for long endurance races, easily makes 12 hours and can make 24 hours race too with a bit of care. It will overheat and lose linearity in brake pedal feel when worn out, but in a more predictable way and after much longer stints. Because of the lower friction, you could possibly use smaller brake ducts.
 
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| 3 || Moderate friction coefficient, braking zones can be longer in dry, very moderate disc and pad wear. Excellent pedal modulation also in cold ambient conditions, very linear pedal feedback. Excellent choice for wet conditions and very long endurance races. Very predictable and easy to modulate brake pad. Because of the lower friction, you should use smaller brake ducts.
 
| 3 || Moderate friction coefficient, braking zones can be longer in dry, very moderate disc and pad wear. Excellent pedal modulation also in cold ambient conditions, very linear pedal feedback. Excellent choice for wet conditions and very long endurance races. Very predictable and easy to modulate brake pad. Because of the lower friction, you should use smaller brake ducts.
 
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| 4 || extreme aggressive fiction coefficient. Max braking performance, extremely aggressive disc and pad wear, bad cold performance. This is a sprint race pad that can last about an hour but will show worse pedal feel, worse performance and overheating towards the end of the one hour stint. Those kinds of pads are not used in endurance racing, but included for demonstration purposes.
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| 4 || Extremely aggressive friction coefficient. Max braking performance, extremely aggressive disc and pad wear, bad cold performance. This is a sprint race pad that can last about an hour but will show worse pedal feel, worse performance and overheating towards the end of the one hour stint. Those kinds of pads are not used in endurance racing, but included for demonstration purposes.
 
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In ACC, a server administrator can specify three different methods for starting on a server (→ [[Server_Configuration#settings.json|Server Configuration/settings.json]]) and whether a short or a complete Formation-Lap should take place.
 
In ACC, a server administrator can specify three different methods for starting on a server (→ [[Server_Configuration#settings.json|Server Configuration/settings.json]]) and whether a short or a complete Formation-Lap should take place.
  
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=== Old Mode ===
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=== Controlled Start with Position Widget ===
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Each driver is guided through the start of the race by a widget. The driver must always try to stay in the green area. First is the single file at 90 km/h (if doing a full formation lap), then the double file at 60 km/h.
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{|
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| colspan="6"| [[File:new start 0.jpg|frameless|450px]]
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| [[File:new start 1.jpg|frameless|150px]] || [[File:new start 2.jpg|frameless|150px]] || [[File:new start 3.jpg|frameless|150px]] || [[File:new start 4.jpg|frameless|150px]] || [[File:new start 5.jpg|frameless|150px]] || [[File:new start 6.jpg|frameless|150px]] ||
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| colspan="3"| [[File:New start df60 1.jpg|frameless|450px]] || colspan="3"| [[File:New start df60 2.jpg|frameless|450px]]
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* at the end of the countdown, all vehicles are released
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* You can press "Drive" 30 seconds before the end of the countdown. Don't forget to fill up on fuel, or change to your race setup.
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* everyone can start the engine and drive off
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* You can now start your vehicle, but not change the gear or move.
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* at 90 km / h, for example, the vehicles are throttled
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* Once the timer hits 0, a "Rolling Start Procedure" warning is given.
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* every driver has to keep his position independently without help. Whatever leads to problems.
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* The pole-sitter starts first and all other vehicles are now unlocked one after the other and drivers can then engage 1st gear and drive off. Note: Collisions not are possible, cars can drive through each other.
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* there are no penalties for wrong behavior here
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* A widget is now displayed for every driver and you are asked to ...
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** Drive in double file if not doing a full formation lap.
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** Start in single file, then slow down and change to double file, usually before the last corner.
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* By always being on the green colored scale of the widget, you are always in the right starting position.
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* Shortly before the start, the widget will switch to a speed monitoring mode. Try to keep the speed in the green.
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* Soon after the leader crosses the start-finish line, five flashing green lights will appear, and the race starts!
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* Drive-through penalties are awarded for driving too fast and not adhering to the starting position.
  
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=== with Driver Widget ===
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=== Old Mode ===
  
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Each driver is guided through the start of the race by a widget. The driver must always try to stay on the green scale here. First in the single arrow at 90 km/h, then in the double arrow at 60 km/h.
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* You can press "Drive" 30 seconds before the end of the countdown. Don't forget to fill up on fuel, or change to your race setup.
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* You can now start your vehicle, but not change the gear or move.
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* Once the timer hits 0, everyone can drive off. Note: collisions are possible, so don't try to drive through other cars.
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* The vehicle's speeds are locked at around 90km/h
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* There is no positional control, cars are free to be in whatever position possible. As such, no penalties are awarded automatically.
  
 
=== Free Mode ===
 
=== Free Mode ===
  
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At the start of the race, only the traffic lights are shown. This is interesting for leagues that have their own race control.
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At the start of the race, only the traffic lights are shown. This is usually only used by leagues that have their own race control.
  
 
== Sosta ai box ==
 
== Sosta ai box ==

Latest revision as of 14:36, 12 February 2021


Other languages:
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Setups Auto

Choose Preset Setup

You have a choice of preset setups you can load, or you can resume editing the currently loaded setup. (When loading into a session, the currently loaded setup is the Safe preset.)

  1. Safe Preset Setup
  2. Aggressive Preset Setup
  3. Wet Preset Setup
  4. Current Setup

Pneumatici

Tire Pressures

Current Setup / TAB Tires

The current psi values ​​are displayed in the tire app. Inflation is represented by the different heights of the middle bars. The color of the three bars represent the differences in temperature of the three tire zones. At the front wheels, the surface temperature is indicated at the top, at the rear wheels, it is indicated at the bottom.

Follow these steps to tune your tyre pressures:

  • Drive 10 laps and watch the tire pressures at the end of the longest straight, usually at the start/finish line.
  • The optimum GT3 tyre pressure is between 27.3 and 27.9 PSI (with DHE Compound - 2020 tracks). For GT4 cars, tyre pressures between 26.8 and 27.4 PSI are optimal. For wet tyres, pressures between 30.0 and 31.0 PSI are optimal. Going under this will result in underinflation and a loss of grip, going over this will result in overinflation and a loss of grip.
  • The default settings usually give you lower values. Increase the values in the tire setup menu to compensate for this difference.
  • To adjust for changing track temperatures, remember the following ratio: .1 psi for every 2C change. When the temperature increases, decrease the pressure, and vice versa.

Note: On 2018-2019 tracks the optimum tire pressure is 27.0-28.0 PSI (Compound is DHD2, this compound -compared to DHE- has better grip outside optimum but less grip in the optimum range).

Tire Temperatures

On the tire HUD display, the three temperature zones (OMI or IMO) are visualized by three bars. Their color areas change depending on the temperature: Turquoise - Blue - Light Green - Green - Orange - Red. The numerical temperature values can be seen either in the cockpit (depending on the vehicle type) or in the setup menu.

Tire temperatures bad.png Tire temperatures good.png

Property Values Description
Last Readings Snapshot of the states of your wheels
O M I / I M O 80 84 88 Temperatures (°C) of the Tires: (O)utside (M)iddle (I)nside or (I)nside (M)iddle (O)utside
psi hot 27.3 highest recorded pressure
wear 2.95 2.94 2.94 Degree of wear (O M I / I M O). 3.00 is new, 1.5 is worn out.
Tires Adjustments for your wheels / suspension
psi 25.2 psi Starting pressure of the tyre. For GT3, this is the pressure while under the tyre warmers. For GT4, which doesn't allow tyre warmers, this is the cold pressure.
toe 0.2° This is the angle offset of the wheel relative to the direction of travel. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toe_(automotive)
camber -4.1° This is the vertical angle of the wheel relative to the roadway. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camber_angle
caster -10.6° This is the vertical angle of the rotational axis of the steering hub on the front wheels. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caster_angle

Elettronica

Current Setup / TAB Eletronics
Property Values Description
TC 0 - ? Primary traction control setting. Lower values indicate a lower strength of intervention.
ABS 0 - ? Anti-lock braking system setting. Lower values indicate a lower strength of intervention.
ECU Map Engine control unit mapping. Defines the amount of fuel sent to the engine, as well as throttle maps and engine braking. ECU Maps
telemetry laps 0 - 99 This sets the number of laps to be recorded to the MoTeC datalogging file.
TC2

Carburante e strategia

Current Setup / TAB Fuel and Strategy
Property Values Description
Wear 3.00 to 1.50 Degree of general tyre wear (O M I / I M O). 3.00 is new, 1.5 is worn out.
Grain None to Heavy Graining is a specific pattern of tyre wear that occurs when the tyre withstands large amounts of scrubbing or sliding, usually from understeering.
Blister None to Heavy Blistering is when the layers of rubber that make up the tyre start to separate from each other. Usually caused by having very high heat levels.
Flat Spot None to Heavy Flatspotting occurs when the tyre locks up under braking and a specific section of the tyre receives much more wear than the rest. This causes an unpleasant juddering in the wheel, as well as puncturing in extreme circumstances.
pad wear The amount that the brake pads have worn.
disc wear The amount that the brake discs have worn.
Fuel and Tyre
fuel 1 - ?
tyre Choose the type of tyre, dry or wet.
tyre set [1] 1 - ?

This allows you to change your currently installed tyre set. The sets are limited as follows:

  • Sprint race weekend: 5 sets
  • 3-hour Endurance race weekend: 6 sets
  • 6-hour Endurance race weekend: 9 sets
  • 24-hour Endurance race weekend: no limit.
  • There is also no limit for wet tyre sets.
front brakes 1 - 4 Choose the ↓Brake Pads on the front axle.
rear brakes 1 - 4 Choose the ↓Brake Pads on the rear axle.
fuel last lap Fuel consumption per lap.
Pitstop Strategy
N°.
fuel to add
tyre
tyre set
left front
rigth front
left rear
right rear
front brakes 1 - 4 choose the ↓Brake Pads on front axle
rear brakes 1 - 4 choose the ↓Brake Pads on rear axle

Brake pads

Value Description
1 Very aggressive friction coefficient, max braking performance, aggressive disc and pad wear. Pedal modulation can be tricky if out of temperature or as it wears down. Use in hotlap and qualifying sessions, sprint races and can withstand 3 hours races. Risky and dangerous to use over 3 or 4 hours because the pads will wear down, overheat and lose linearity in brake pedal feel.
2 Very good friction coefficient, very good braking performance, good disc and pad wear. Pedal modulation almost always good and linear, good feedback while overheating and gradual wear. Perfect for endurance racing, but can also be used in hotlap sessions, qualifying sessions, as well as sprint races, as what it loses in performance it regains in braking modulation and predictability. It is the default choice for long endurance races, easily makes 12 hours and can make 24 hours race too with a bit of care. It will overheat and lose linearity in brake pedal feel when worn out, but in a more predictable way and after much longer stints. Because of the lower friction, you could possibly use smaller brake ducts.
3 Moderate friction coefficient, braking zones can be longer in dry, very moderate disc and pad wear. Excellent pedal modulation also in cold ambient conditions, very linear pedal feedback. Excellent choice for wet conditions and very long endurance races. Very predictable and easy to modulate brake pad. Because of the lower friction, you should use smaller brake ducts.
4 Extremely aggressive friction coefficient. Max braking performance, extremely aggressive disc and pad wear, bad cold performance. This is a sprint race pad that can last about an hour but will show worse pedal feel, worse performance and overheating towards the end of the one hour stint. Those kinds of pads are not used in endurance racing, but included for demonstration purposes.

Mechanical Grip

Current Setup / TAB Mechanical Grip
Property Values Description
Front
antiroll bar
brake power
brake bias
steer ratio
Rear
antiroll bar
preload differential
Rear/Front - Left/Right
wheel rate
bumpstop rate
bumpstop range

Ammortizzatori

Current Setup / TAB Dampers
Property Values Description
Rear/Front - Left/Right
bump stops the springs oscillation inward. A higher number wil dampen the compression at a slow rate more.
fast bump A higher number wil dampen the compression at a high rate more.
rebound stops the springs oscillation outward. A higher number wil dampen the decompression at a slow rate more.
fast rebound A higher number wil dampen the decompression at a high rate more.

Aerodinamica

Current Setup / TAB Aero
Property Values Description
Rear
rear ride height high is more forgiving, low is faster but tight.
rearwing a high number Increases drag,rear downforce, understeer and stability but lowers the topspeed and acceleration.
brake ducts Has effect on how fast the discs cool down and earodynamica. low number=cooldown slow, high number= cooldown fast.
Front
front ride height high is more forgiving, low is fast but tight.
splitter increases oversteer, decreases understeer, lowers topspeed.
brake ducts Has effect on how fast the discs cool down and earodynamica. low number=cooldown slow, high number= cooldown fast.
Fuel Load Test
temporary fuel 0 litre - ? litre Simulates the weight of the contents of the tank and the impact on the aero model of the car. Depending on where the tank is located in a car, it has different effects.
Front Aero Variation
Base ride height xx rear - xx front x.x%

Race Start Procedure

In ACC, a server administrator can specify three different methods for starting on a server (→ Server Configuration/settings.json) and whether a short or a complete Formation-Lap should take place.

Controlled Start with Position Widget

Each driver is guided through the start of the race by a widget. The driver must always try to stay in the green area. First is the single file at 90 km/h (if doing a full formation lap), then the double file at 60 km/h.

New start 0.jpg
New start 1.jpg New start 2.jpg New start 3.jpg New start 4.jpg New start 5.jpg New start 6.jpg
New start df60 1.jpg New start df60 2.jpg
  • You can press "Drive" 30 seconds before the end of the countdown. Don't forget to fill up on fuel, or change to your race setup.
  • You can now start your vehicle, but not change the gear or move.
  • Once the timer hits 0, a "Rolling Start Procedure" warning is given.
  • The pole-sitter starts first and all other vehicles are now unlocked one after the other and drivers can then engage 1st gear and drive off. Note: Collisions not are possible, cars can drive through each other.
  • A widget is now displayed for every driver and you are asked to ...
    • Drive in double file if not doing a full formation lap.
    • Start in single file, then slow down and change to double file, usually before the last corner.
  • By always being on the green colored scale of the widget, you are always in the right starting position.
  • Shortly before the start, the widget will switch to a speed monitoring mode. Try to keep the speed in the green.
  • Soon after the leader crosses the start-finish line, five flashing green lights will appear, and the race starts!
  • Drive-through penalties are awarded for driving too fast and not adhering to the starting position.

Old Mode

  • You can press "Drive" 30 seconds before the end of the countdown. Don't forget to fill up on fuel, or change to your race setup.
  • You can now start your vehicle, but not change the gear or move.
  • Once the timer hits 0, everyone can drive off. Note: collisions are possible, so don't try to drive through other cars.
  • The vehicle's speeds are locked at around 90km/h
  • There is no positional control, cars are free to be in whatever position possible. As such, no penalties are awarded automatically.

Free Mode

At the start of the race, only the traffic lights are shown. This is usually only used by leagues that have their own race control.

Sosta ai box

Il pit stop per il rifornimento di benzina o la riparazione dei danni è possibile in pratica, nelle qualifiche e nelle gare. Un pilota può impostare la sua strategia di pit stop nell'opzione Carburante e strategia e cambiarla mentre guida nel display multifunzione MFD. In una gara senza pit stop obbligatorio, la pit lane si apre quando il leader della gara ha terminato il primo giro. Al centro della parte inferiore dello schermo viene visualizzato il messaggio della direzione gara: RCTL Pitlane aperta

Acc-wiki rctl pitlane ist open.jpg

Configurazione Server, vedi qui: eventRules.json

Pitstop obbligatorio

  • Variante 1: Pitstop obbligatorio durante la gara.
  • Variante 2: mandatory Pitstop Window is limited in time. ( Durante la sosta è sempre possibile riparare i danni )
  • Esempio: Gara: 18 min / Finetsra: 6min = dal 6° al 12° minuto
    Acc-wiki rctl mpitstop open.jpg
  • Cosa si può chiedere di fare durante una sosta ai box?
    • Rifornimento
    • Cambio gomme
    • Scambio pilota

Configurazione Server, vedi qui: eventRules.json

Cambio pilota

(in MP: Swapping the riders works, but the operation is not intuitive and faulty! Last time tested: 17.11.2019 ACCv1.1.2)

Pit / Cambio pilota

Diversi piloti (in Blanpain real: 4) possono formare una squadra. tutti i piloti possono entrare nel server. tutti pilota in attesa non è uno spettatore, nel senso di spectator fashion.

Tramite la pagina della strategia, nel menu multifunzione display ( tasto: inserisci ), colui che sta guidando, può assegnare un cambio del pilota, che verrà eseguito automaticamente alla sosta ai pit.

In a training or qualification session, drivers of a team can use the chat command to swap drivers while the car is in the pit lane. Simply use the chat command and enter the space in the team widget. For example in "& swap 1" the driver changes to the driver who comes first. The waiting driver must be on the server.

Configurazione Server, vedi qui: eventRules.json and entylist.json

Riferimenti

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