Stock Car Extreme - All the tips you need to know

[Patrick Giranthon]

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Personal settings

• I want to put the virtual mirrors
• I see vehicule parts in the rearview mirror
• I have a strange feeling with my Fanatec wheel
• I want to opimize my AntiAliasing setup

Server settings

• My server doesn't run warm up
• I want to raise up maximum drivers online
  
• I want to allow driver swap in race
• I want to add balast to some drivers
• I want to reverse the grid or a part of the grid

DRS et tyres configuration for F1

• DRS
  
• Tyres

Issues and bugs

• I have some stuttering
• I can't load tracks
• Night races give a big fps loss

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

I never tried Spielberg, but Guapore, Jacarepagua, Velopark, Goiania, Salvador, Campo Grande, Cordoba... no clouds. At least at afternoon, I usually play between 2:00-4:00 (I mean in the game).

Perhaps you could try to do a gscsync

 

[morsify]

If it's any help I just checked Jacarepagua at 10am and 2pm, and there are definitely clouds in the sky

 

[Bela Valko]

If it's any help I just checked Jacarepagua at 10am and 2pm, and there are definitely clouds in the sky

Now that I have looked at it closer I have found too some clouds far away where I never able to see it during the race. I have to use the outside camera and look to the right on the main straight.

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

Londrina has "heavy" clouds, you can't miss them.

 

[John Oliver]

how do you disable look to apax in cockpit view?

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

Oh, I have the french expression in mind. Hummm. "Looking forward" or something like this? Someone will help you I suppose

 

[Bela Valko]

Thanks for the help.

 

[Gert Snyman]

how do you disable look to apax in cockpit view?

In your PLR file. try this "Lookahead Angle="0.00000" // Angle to lookahead (yaw) w/ steering in radians (= degrees / 57)"

 

[John Oliver]

In your PLR file. try this "Lookahead Angle="0.00000" // Angle to lookahead (yaw) w/ steering in radians (= degrees / 57)"

its that by default so didn't or wont change it however I looked at other options in the plr file and worked it out all done now

 

[Franklin Stegink]

A question about the race time in GSC.

We wanna drive 2 hours, but when we set this at the dedicated it pull back to maximum of 1 hour and 40 min race.
Can i change something?

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

You can use a lap counting. You will be able to do a longer race.

 

[holzi_1981]

check the rfm can be that there is only 100minutes maximum allowed

 

[David Lavenhagen]

My side monitors (3 x 27" monitors) distort the image (stretched) in GSCE. Is there a way to set up triples properly in GSCE? Is there a guide to get them set up properly?

I have only changed the resolution during setup to my NVIDIA Surround resolution and changed FOV in game and seat position.

 

[Franklin Stegink]

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

My side monitors (3 x 27" monitors) distort the image (stretched) in GSCE. Is there a way to set up triples properly in GSCE? Is there a guide to get them set up properly?

I have only changed the resolution during setup to my NVIDIA Surround resolution and changed FOV in game and seat position.

Did you try the multiview in the gscconfig.exe?

 

[David Lavenhagen]

Did you try the multiview in the gscconfig.exe?

I have not Patrick. I will try tonight and report back to see if that does the trick. Thanks you for the reply!

 

[Spinelli]

Multiview will do the trick, it is how each monitor get's rendered independently so that each monitors "stretching" is the same as your single monitor when playing in single screen mode - basically hardly any.

You will want to lower the FOV to either 1:1 with the real-life size of objects, or at least close. Having an arcade, single-screen style FOV will make the graphics on the outer monitor look like they are bending away from you (not stretched, but just bending outward), however if you use the proper FOV, or close to it, then it will look perfect.

 

[Spinelli]

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[David Lavenhagen]

Did you try the multiview in the gscconfig.exe?

Boom. Looks perfect now. Is there a FOV calculator to use for GSCE? I use 179 in iRacing.

 

[Spinelli]

Boom. Looks perfect now. Is there a FOV calculator to use for GSCE? I use 179 in iRacing.

http://www.projectimmersion.com/fov/index.php?m=3

By the way, iRacing uses horizontal FOV (H.FOV) not vertical (V.FOV), so in that calculator just use pCars for your iRacing FOV.

179 H.FOV w/ triple 27" 16:9 monitors means that your eyes are about 20.5" from the centre monitor. When I convert those measurements to V.FOV (rF2, GSC, AC, etc.) I get 36 degrees for your V.FOV games.