Assetto Corsa's Physics are Finally Fixed! - Wicklow Mountains - Pessio Mini Cooper - CSP 1.74
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2024
- The new Custom Shader Patch beta version FINALLY fixes the major physics glitch which resulted in large tracks having vibrating cars, or poor force feedback response. Where better to experience this than the Wicklow Mountain course in the amazing Mini Cooper by Pessio? Is there a better match than this?
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0:00 Intro
4:47 Lap
32:03 Final Thoughts - เกม
That transmission whine is pretty accurate from my memories of learning to drive in my fathers early 70's Mini pickup.
I agree! I used to drive a 1968 Mini on a daily basis for two years (1978-1979) with that characteristic whine when lifting your foot from the accelerator.
@@edteach3r I would have to agree also. Had a 1965 "woodie" in the early 90s; pillar box red..... wish i had it still, it would be fast and very silly and probably not sound the same now!
I second this. The cheapish cars In that era had the transmission whine very distinctly playing a second violin to the motor. It's been many, many years that I've been in a original Mini, so I can't authenticate the motor sound.
M- M- M- M-- did you say mini pickup?
Yeh the whine is defo a thing.
I've driven these roads... I lived in Dublin back in 2008 - 2010. When you stopped at the crossroad, the road ahead would take you to a little country pub called the Jonnie Fox's Pub. I used to often go for a drive there. The lake you passed looking down to the right is called Lough Tay I think. I really enjoyed watching you drive this mate. 😎👍
@Felipe Maciel Sallys Gap at 18:25 looks damn realistic to me except mirrored
Actually, it looks correct. It's the sign on the right as you reach the crossroad is incorrect. Should read Glandalough and Laragh instead of Roundwood / Bray which is the right turn. I used to hammer these roads taking racing lines in an old Ford Fiesta thinking it would be perfect as a rally circuit. Now I can again! :)
@Felipe Maciel OK, it's extremely accurate. I bought a Fiat Brava for a few hundred quid and again was hammering it over the mountains. Coming up to the bridge at 20:02 the front brakes exploded and I eventually brought it to a halt using the gears and pulled in to the little lay by at 20:07. :)
@Felipe Maciel Just watched the rest of the clip there and it's impressively accurate. I had a few scary moments in cars over those mountains. I was young and stupid! :) Hehe I also trained Milkmen to use hand held pda's for their deliveries. I've delivered into that shop at the start and end of the loop!! :D
You've expressed what I feel about AC - not all of us want to race! It's great trying out cars that you've previously owned or wished you had... Top work!
Same. I've heard some people derogatorily call it a hotlap or "Chris Harris" simulator rather than a racing simulator, and honestly that's kind of fine with me.
Same for me! SIM racing for me it's more than having races against others, I spend hours testing new cars and try to beat my best laps to improve my capabilities.
I want to race John but I'm useless! After a lap or two I get bored watching the opposition just roar away haha. Also I just can't get ffb or physics set right and my cars quite often prefer diving into the scenery!
Yeah I love just driving around by myself. Gives me a lot more freedom.
Yeah same for me too. Love AC, mostly use it to drive classic cars on historical circuits. That targa florio track is so awesome. For my 'serious' online racing Iracing, for my fun pick up races Raceroom.
Most underrated sim racer on TH-cam. Always bringing me some history or an experience to have in the rig.
Couldnt have said it better friend.. learn something and experience something everytime
So true. I cant believe this channel isn't bigger. Absolutely 110% quality content.
I'll second, third and fourth the comments saying this channel is SERIOUSLY underrated. Just wow.
"It's a box on wheels"
*Jimmy Broadbent has entered the chat*
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The GPLaps co-driver mod for AC: 27:20 "I believe there's a sharp right hander coming up." 27:44 "Actually that's a left...interesting." 28:14 "I don't remember this part at all...We're going on an adventure!"
Id be the only codriver telling you more about the history of the event than the next turn!
@@GPLaps I'd pay real money for a sim in which you can choose any car from history, and drive around any track from history, as a narrator spouts knowledge in the style of Alain de Cadenet.
@@Someguy1785 hell yeah
I've driven through the sally gap more than a few times... what the track map is missing is crumbling edges of the road and pot holes... lots and lots of pot holes. In IRL this road would be full of tractors and other farm machinery.
Nice video, keep up the good work.
And cow pats and the odd animal lol
But would pot holes be fun?
The transmission whine is spot on. It's the on throttle burbling that isn't fully accurate. I had a mate with a 1.3l full race mini and it barely sounded like that. But the A series whine, 100% on point.
YOO!! I grew up driving these roads ! Living abroad now and always think back to driving this exact loop . Feeling homesick and this came up on my feed! Incredible content thank you so much for sharing!
Been loving GPLaps lately after discovering recently, and now I find this just down the road from me and around where I've driven many times, excellent! North side Dubliner living on the Southside.
nothing better then waking up to GP Laps, can make any week day better
Great variety Jake. Please keep on bringing us whatever catches your interest. It's working!
That was great. Watched the whole thing, and will definitely be grabbing this one. What a high quality channel, man.
Loved every second of this road trip and hence got to enjoy the nice bit at the end! 😉Thanks for posting.
Dude I found your channel nearly a week ago and you give me such good vibes and I don't know why. Your videos always have this happy feeling to it I can't explain it. I watched 4h of your videos yesterday on one shot. Keep going, you always seem like you really having fun with what you are doing and you try to give that feeling to the audience and with me it is working ;)
Thank you, glad you're enjoying it! Sim Racing is a lot of fun
cant wait to try it later today. great video as always.
What a video! Amazing quality as always Jake, thanks!! I live in Ireland and it looks exactly like in real life.
Wow, this is really cool. I must get back to work on my Isle of Man TT circuit now...
You’ve got a great voice for this kind of mature gameplay. Cheers 👍🏼
It's really impressive how far the sim racing has come. And the best is yet to come. And as i forest lover this map is just wonderful to sit back, watch and hear GPLaps talks. The fourth part is something amazing, so beautiful.
Pessio's cars are all a joy, the combination of him with Abbo90's physics is one of the best in AC to me. Racing the Minis vs his Abarth 1000s on classic tracks was a 2020 sim racing highlight. Worth noting he has a 302 Boss Mustang on the way (and the sound preview is great for that one).
Thanks for the vid, perfect looking track for a Gaelic Targa Florio.
This is so weird to see these roads in Assetto Corsa. I literally live only 20 mins away from these roads. Can't wait to drive this map and see how it holds up to the real place.
That's why I love the more casual side of sim-racing. It helps bring the unusual, the antiquated and the mundane about the automotive world into focus in a way that helps people learn about locations on distant parts of the world or a time long passed that wouldn't be possible in reality, and allows people to embrace them far closer than any traditional medium.
@@legoferrari14 Yeah same here. I personally prefer this side of sim-racing as it's less serious and just more fun. These kinds of maps are my favourite to drive about in - just grab an ordinary road car, an open world map with plenty of roads and just drive
Finally subscribed! Really enjoy your channel and hope you keep with!
This video inspired me to run Targa Florio in rf1. Took 55 min driving the Panoz (roadster?) 100 % damage to keep me honest. Track is amazing, didn't feel I drove that long!
Fantastic content! Glad I subscribed. Thank you so much.
Thank you for this. I've just a thoroughly enjoyable drive round in VR in my first car, my Mum's old mk1 Renault Clio. It's a stunning circuit.
Superb! It's noticable that even the analogue km counter on the speedometer of this 1964 Mini is actually fully simulated!
I cycled these roads not too long ago. its very well represented. from glendolloch to Sally's gap it really takes me back to the race I did. thanks for this videoA
This has become my favourite Sim Racing channel. In particular I like the historical racing and the back story to these races.
Oh man! As a AC fanatic I waited this moment for a reaaaaally long time!
Such a great time for all of us! :)
Maybe it's just my English but I don't get what's the fuss about ?.. What's this AC physics "fix" please ?
Thanks for posting this. My first car was a 1970 Mini 1275GT, not too far removed from this model (not as exotic though). I grew up in South Devon, similar countryside to Ireland. I can tell you there would be a lot more livestock wandering around this road!
As far as I can remember the sound of the car isn't too unrealistic. Can't remember if my car had it but certainly early Minis had straight cut gears which were noisy. Also surprisingly spacious, I had a good 6" headroom above my head. Such a riot to drive. You're right, the perfect car for this landscape. Not silly fast but very responsive and grippy, safe handling.
Now all the mod community needs to do is pipe in some oil and exhaust fumes for that true Mini experience!
Love this route. The Sally Gap is one of the most famous driving roads in Ireland. The sound is pretty realistic in my opinion,.especially the whine from the straight cut gearbox. Very typical of minis of that era.
This was really relaxing, and watching while it's raining too
Same as Niall, i grew up with my dad or granddad driving these roads. Looking out the window, sometimes seeing only the bottom of a big fall, it was scary! Now living abroad, this made me feel really homesick but in a nice way, nice memories.
I can't put in words how much I love your channel
thank you!
I drive a classic mini as a project car. Brilliant cars. One thing simulators never capture about these cars is the charming and bouncy suspension. Great video and great choice!
I just watched a drive video of a Mini and would say the sound is pretty accurate including the gear whine. It also made me think that in this video you were possibly lugging the little guy a bit. Super fun, though!
Awesome release. Had a lot of fun driving the virtual Wicklow! Anyone coming to Ireland in future, do yourself a favour and rent a car and just go on a few of the hiking trails in this area (AllTrails has them all), as well as a brilliant set of roads to drive on... But not so much in a Hiace!
Love you GPLaps
That transmission whine is 100% accurate, mine has it so bad it sounds like an EV in town.
It's beautiful, when I was younger I always dreamed of playing like this, now a lot on the tracks and not a lot outdoors, I would like to try such a ride, thanks!
I love this track. I had an amazing experience with an Elise Step 1. it felt almost real. I can't wait to try it again with the new physics patch by Ilja.
Narration 10/10
Why would anyone give this a thumb down is beyond me.
Being away from AC and simracing in general, this is the first time i hear about CSP fixing the physics shake on large maps.
Can't wait to get some free time to try this.
Liked and subscribed.
The sound is not too far off tbh. I used to have an old Mini City E 1000 for a few years and the sound is fairly close to that
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There is one thing missing from that track, Potholes, big ones at that, good video bud, i have tried to install this one already but couldn't get it to work going to have another try after watching this.
Great videro mate, fantastic track, the grass fields look great. Fun car, Minis are cool cars, I used to have a little lowered Starlet, my mates Mini was the only thing that could corner faster than it round town. Maybe a Mini race on a smaller circuit at some point?
Yo odd compliment but thank you for making the volume high on your videos. I’m hard of hearing, and most of the people I watch on yt don’t put their videos up with high enough volume and I can barely hear em. Just wanted to let ya know I appreciate that.
No problem Steve! Glad it sounds good to you!
Kunos always said that it wasn't possible to fix due to the 32 bit limitation. Just as with rain and shadows, once again Ilya has proven them wrong!
Kunos is a fart.
Ilya is the God of assetto corsa, he's amazing
That bin wouldn’t say “trash” it would be “litter”.
It should say Bruscar
@@mesaosi Yep, Bruscar
The sounds seem pretty accurate to me having driven these beasts in my early years - gotta try this !!
Yes nice transmission whine. Spot on!
I pretty much watch your video then go and do the exact same thing in AC and have a blast.
It's like what Google promised with stadia but it actually works and is great fun
The whine is spot on in the mini.
My first car was a brown mini named by my mates 'the flying turdsman' it had a hole in the floor near the accelerator that squirted water up my trousers leg when it rained.
I only lived in kildare for 6months but each weekend I'd drive these roads. Absolute magic! And that lake is divine
FWIW: That Mini looks and sounds pretty accurate to me. The off-power transmission whine is about right - God help you if it had been modelled with a strait cut box! Engine sound pretty spot on too, if I had to really nit-pick maybe it could be a tiny bit tinnier?
Everyone who has ever owned a *real* Mini loves them and I can absolutely recommend getting one of you can. The 'good' news is because BL did almost nothing the update or develop the car they all sound and drive much the same, any model will do you. Even better they only develop character with age and are very easy to work on so even a knackered one is a fair purchase. The only models to stay away from are the 1100's with their very weak bottom end. Also they all rust like they were built in Italy so expect to do some welding - full new shells and all other parts are available. You'll only notice how much better a Cooper is if you race it.
My pick? Either an 850 / 998 - revvy and not too slow, or a 1275GT - the cheapest of the 'fast' mini's. The latest's Rover Mini's are also fine and maybe a tiny bit more, um, refined but as a result have a smidge less charm - a better choice as a daily driver.
BMW Mini..? Nothing wrong with it but absolutely not the car to buy if you want a *real* Mini, not the same at all!
IMO: The only car that can match or exceed any classic Mini for driving fun is a well sorted Hillman Imp / Sunbeam Stiletto - rare as hen's teeth and a death trap unless properly set up. Honestly, to anyone who has a genuine interest in getting a *proper* Mini I'd say go for it. As long as you are willing to get your hands dirty you won't be disappointed.
I don't live too far from here and used to cycle these roads all the time, very cool to see them here
Driven a bunch of Minis and the gear whine is pretty authentic. The overall sound isn't too bad... maybe a bit too raspy... but it isn't anything that detracts from the experience. Also, they're remarkably roomy, even for lanky blokes like me. Great mod, great video. Thanks for making it!
Jake every Mini I drove had that whine. What didn't sound right to me was that throaty exhaust roar although back in the day there was quite a mod scene with Mini's and Peco loud exhausts were very popular but didn't sound like that. They actually had quite a bark and sounded really nice exiting under the centre of the rear bumber. Sometimes people would fit Weber carbs and there was some intake roar with those.
The handling was excellent and many other cars were not a patch on the Mini, they were the standard everyone aimed for, in comparison the Ford Anglia was truly terrifying! The brakes were drums on the base car so not brilliant but surprisingly not too bad. Once again doing an emergency stop in a Ford Anglia was a near death experience with the car taking all control out of you hands! Clarkson tested one on Top Gear once and he said it was the most frightening thing he had ever done. I think the Cooper models had disk brakes up front.
Top speed on the base model was about 75-ish if you were lucky, they varied tremendously depending on quality control. I did a few weeks casual work in the school holidays at Longbridge and one day had to count a load of camshafts from one bin to another. They all had the same part number yet some looked like full race while others looked really soft. Obviously from different machines. Cooper's were a bit faster at about 80-85 and I think the S 1275 model was over 90. I will be corrected if wrong.
The Mini was quite uncomfortable with a very joggly crashy ride and because of the small size yes your head was in the roof and your knees around your elbows haha. Another mod was to lower the steering column a couple of inches and fit a small steering wheel, then move the drivers seat backwards or even fit Recaro style seats. I see these days Honda or Nissan twin cam engines are a popular mod which then makes them silly fast.
Reminds me of my old home town in England, the small country roads. Use to go around in a BMW 528I and it was a blast, until you came around a corner at 70 mph into a heard of cows crossing the road!
I live near the Nürburgring and spent a lot of time on the track. I drove hundreds of laps since it was our generations playground, even before some of us had our drivers license. But in 2011 I went to Ireland and decided to drive my rental car up the west coast from Cork up north. Always sleeping either in a Bed & Breakfast (lovely people) or the car. Some day I was in the middle of nowhere with a road that really looked like a rough rally track and I thought oh damn this will be a 30 max. 50 km/h street but then I saw the speed sign and it said 80 XD. I love the Irish.
What a delightful experience. If only there were a sim version of belting around the Welsh countryside in an Invacar, Hubnut style...
First thing that struck me was that the sound is not right. The gearbox whine is pretty authentic but the exhaust note should not be that of a V8! It should be higher pitched and rasping - more like a big motor bike. I speak from experience, having had Minis back in the 70s. Other than that this is very impressive.
If you drive a proper old-school Mini on those sorts of roads you will certainly bang your head on the roof if you go over bumps at any kind of speed. Makes your teeth rattle. The whining noise is possibly modeled from the transfer gears and definitely if the car is fitted with a straight-cut box. It sounds very familiar to me. Having driven a few souped-up Minis in this manner the video seems pretty darned authentic. I am seriously tempted to buy in at this point. Thanks, that was lots of fun to watch.
The lake is called Lough Dan..the TV series Vikings was filmed there :)
..oh and Excalibur too
Nice Vid, nice track, definitely going to give that a try.. I like long tracks...
AC and VR is a match made in heaven... Since I have the Rift S there's no going back to flat screen for me, for racing. Or flight-simming... Or space simming...Your spatial awareness takes a leap because you can actually turn and move your head to see where exactly the door from the car next to you is....or in dogfighting following your target, seeing the situation is so much better in vr. And that makes for great close racing.. Also the sense of scale in general but in space sims in particular. (Never though stuff was actually that big in game from a flat screen until I was on a space-station in Elite in VR for the first time Holy crap these things are big.
And AC has very good performance in VR (compared to ACC for instance) I can get a lot better resolution. with stable 80fps than any other games I play in VR That means I still have a rather pretty picture in vr. ... The only downside in AC since it wasn't actually build for VR is that you still have to mouse your way through the menu's.
As I was watching, before you spoke of the sounds, I thought that it sounded pretty close to my mates hot mini, all induction noise and gearbox chime
Everytime I watch Assetto TH-cam- videos I bring atleast 1 Gb of data " back home" and enjoy the game more. Thanks :)
The whine's correct, it's exactly like an A-Series gearbox sounds, the engine/exhaust note is a little too low but it's surprisingly close to the real thing :)
Very nice calm video and nice intro. I think I'll have to subscribe. Btw I have a content manager and I am a patreon, bet is there a simple way to install the preview builds? The drag and drop method doesn't work for me.
The purest form of driving.
Custom shader patch dude! BTW, great channel
The original mini was about 10ft long from what I remember, weight was about 1200-1300lb.
The reason for the weird steering wheel angle was because the car had a rack and pinion steering rack which was about where your feet were and the steering wheel shaft was between your feet just above your toes.
This is great news! Can't wait to go back and check out Shuto. The shaking made it unplayable on my system.
The Holy Mini Cooper
Youd be correct about the sounds.. Ive driven a few mini coopers, and they just dont sounds that meaty or have anything close to that gearbox whine.
Yes that diff needs some grease!
Dude, its the Customs Shader Patch or Content Manager :D either way, its just crazy what both of them made out of AC
I love Assetto Corsa because I love tinkering and messing around and modifying cars that I don’t have the money to do in real life. It stays relevant because it’s developed further by the incredible mod community! Content Manager for example and CSP really opened it up to a lot of development possibility
Not a bad idea for a video: GPLaps takes vintage Herbie to MonteCarlo
21:54 Where the shot most of the first season of 'Vikings'. I used to drive past it every weekend.
Thanks for this, the track and car look like a whole bunch of fun! But eh.. getting tired of the Nordschleife? Never! :D
oh my god, this is just unbelievable
You got me confused there for a second.
somehow this track reminds me of the dirt rally wales stages, complete with looking out through that mini's windshield
This issue is pretty much the reason I stopped racing on Shutoko with my G29, can't wait until the full 1.74 release!
Love this ''style'' of track,
and I'm sure you will have at least one version of my alternative recommendation,,,
Dundrod for rFactor ;)
That whine sounds like a firetruck making it’s way thru traffic in the distance.
Jeez, I want a classic mini now
Have you driven High Force or Glenn Shiel?
Actually, the latter of those two aforementioned kind of gives me hope that a true Mille Miglia course can become possible, since you mentioned great, large circuits of the past there at the end.
Fat-Alfie is working on Inselsberg/Tabarz and Mugello Stradale at present, as examples of a couple of the longer ones currently in his project queue. Hopefully, finishing up Bremgarten relatively soon will free up more time to work on the others on his plate.
As for driving or racing, I'm kind of a perfectionist, so there's still some pressure I put on myself to perform anyway. However, I'd say, even if it's a real track, if it's lesser-known, that alone can make it easier, as it's not like there's a famous lap record to shoot for.
Another area that could be addressed is the library of real, well-known hill climbs. In the mid '60s, there were half a dozen of these that appeared on the World Sportscar Championship calendar: Freiburg and Rossfeld (Germany), Consuma and Bolzano Mendola (Italy), and Ollons Villars and Sierre Montagna (Switzerland). That would give more people a taste of these sorts of roads in a more manageable form, while also lending a stronger sense of "reality" to these kinds of places and events.
Oh my god they have the Guinness lake and all. What an incredible map
i've been in a lot of minis and yeah it's pretty close. The gear whine is correct, maybe a bit too much but it's there, the engine sound has the right pitch and all, just a bit strange at low rpms
Great video . Sounds are fairly realistic from what i remember of driving minis back in the day . Bit confused through , are the reworked physics part of a new Content manager build or Custom shaders patch ?
Have signed up but can't find the links for download !
Hey Andy, thanks for the kind words!
The physics fix is part of the 1.74 version of Custom Shader Patch which can be found on Ilya’s patreon
The thing that makes or breaks assetto for me now is VR. The difference in the feel of driving in vr versus a monitor is incredible.
These tracks/maps are the best in vr, by far
100%% agree with you,
Glensheil would put this new CSP to a test as it is the largest free roam map for AC atm.
sounds exactly like a mini even the mirrors and the wipers move when going fast
AC is the ULTIMATE DRIVING SIM of all time!!!!! The PC version that is! CSP+SOL+CM really transformed this already awesome sim! I really hope Kunos comes out with AC2 with mod support!
dope video (driving asmr?)
fyi, double precision calculations doesn't mean its calculated twice, it means it is calculated with twice as many digits.
EX) 100 + 200 = 300 vs. 100.001 + 200.002 = 300.003
It's like a throw back to the 80s going to the coast for me with it being a Mini in country lanes. Sound pretty similar to a mini that i recall, burrburrburr with the small CC engine. Is there the overheating issue in the Mod, 😂 Needs to be a 'Mr Bean' paint job too
i miss cycling there
Does this also fix the issue of things being in different places on the track? Like I’ll load up the track and as load in objects r all of the place. The walls, trees, barriers r in the middle of the track but u can drive through em, the track isn’t even on the path it’s supposed to be, it just looks like a huge mess. I’ve had it happen to me on ‘67 Watkins Glen, ‘73 & ‘95-2000 I think version of IMOLA, Huston did it before but I think I found a fix for it on Race Department, Nurburgring 2001, and a couple others. Idk if it’s something with the data to the track or if something I gotta downloaded to fix it or what it is.
A track set in Ireland? How have i not seen this yet