r/assettocorsa

Hey! I released Northern Passage Classic and I've had huge support from here :) I have not forgotten about this place, so I'll post some shots from new areas. Granted, this update will be paid, but the free version stays to give you a taste of what to expect :)

Expanded map itself, more detail, refined areas, more interesting surfaces, more stuff, plenty to explore, cruise, race and of course - take photos!

Cruise around the winding roads, highways, rally paths, worn asphalt paths, airfield, industrial areas, villages. Find race tracks, rally trails, rallycross tracks and much more!

Hello people!

I built a new Assetto Corsa Editor for modding which is intended to help you mod faster.

Here's a short Demo of the first feature: texture change.

Many more features will follow over time. If you are interested in Alpha testing the editor,

write me on Patreon: @alaschgari!

Here's the longer demo:
https://youtu.be/5n4p5BYnltE

Assetto Corsa is also really nice for riding bikes too, and im obsessed with it🥶

Kunos built such a robust, realistic core physics engine ...

On top, thousands of mods helped it 'a little'

Did my best making it look like the real thing.

Y'all can find me on YouTube and Instagram btw

I downloaded a mod featuring the 2017 Jetta 2.0 TSI (equivalent to the Jetta GLI MK 6.5) and made some adjustments, since the car's behavior, especially the DSG transmission, didn't quite match the real-life version. After a few tweaks, it's uncanny how close it is.

It also made me realize that the Jetta 2.0 TSI has less power listed in its official specs than it actually delivers from the factory, a phenomenon well-known around here when this car is put on a dyno. It generally produces over 200 hp *after* drivetrain losses, when it should have had only 210 engine hp.

To match the performance of my stock car in real-world conditions, I had to adjust the torque curve, it was significantly underestimated and lacked low-end torque, precisely where the EA888 shines. The turbo was okay, the reference RPM was just a bit high.

I also had to adjust the gear ratios and wheel diameter (using the technical values,), and shift speeds, which made me realize just how fast the DSG really is, transferring torque between two clutches with a gear already pre-selected is insane.

For anyone who wants to try out the mod: https://www.patreon.com/dinospec/posts/jetta-2-0-tsi-86311958?l=de

But you'll probably have to make adjustments, just like I did, if you want performance that's true to reality. I noticed right away that the performance, and especially the gear shifting, didn't match my car.

Edit: No, I wasn't driving with one hand; the phone was resting between my chin and chest, and the video is obviously cropped. Notice how the phone even slides down at the end. And this was an empty highway that is not used except by farmers, who at that time are sleeping.

Need some assistance, finally upgraded from csp 2.12 to 3.0 to give it a try but I've discovered a bug with damage and the physics, whenever I crash into a wall as shown front suspension completely falls apart my wheels go 90 degrees and that seems to cause clipping or something that leads to what happens in the video, after testing this doesn't happen in 2.11 or .12 and some earlier 3.0 patches but the latest roughly 5ish 3.0 patches this bug occurs, I've tried adjusting a ton of collision settings and stuff under csp settings which hasn't fixed the issue and turning off damage also prevents this from happening.

Anyone know the exact cause or a potential fix? Or do I just need to report this to Ilja.

Edit: for reference the car shown is the RSS FHX 26, also tested and happens with the FHA25 and the gym Lanzo V8, it did not happen when driving the FH21

Does anybody recognize what car and the kit the inspiration is from this one picture?