v0.7.5 Released

Bram Hengeveld · Mar 1, 2014

Update:

v0.7.5 has been released and includes the Pagani Huayra.

Read it here: http://www.racedepartment.com/assetto-corsa-pagani-huayra-released/

Stelios · Mar 14, 2014

I dont thats for sure.

So, is it friday yet?

Alx^ · Mar 14, 2014

I've had a couple of goes at the drag, but I'm a noob

It seems a bit... pointless...

Paul Brennan · Mar 14, 2014

Michael Hornbuckle said:
What gave you this impression?

There was a translated Interview on drivingitalia from marco saying mp was planned for tbe 14th but limited to bug hunt

Stelios · Mar 14, 2014

Downloading. 341mb

Patch notes : 0.7.5 (not 0.8)
Pagani Huayra new car (turbo related sounds still wip)
- TC now does not engadge until a car specific speed when launching from stand still
- Aero fixes for Lotus Exos T125, corrects nose up excessive top speed
- Option for player selective collisions. A small workaround until we properly fix the AI. Collisions only occur around a small distance from the player. All other cars do not collide, limiting CPU occupation
- Fixed replay audio bug
- Fixed GUI on some apps
- Fixed race output
- New APP :: Track Description
- New APP :: Real Time X360 car controls debug
- Damage OFF option
- Fixed some glitches in mirror rendering
- Improved CPU performance on Monza
- Reduced launcher RAM and VRAM consumption while the simulator is active.
- Added French translation.
- Collision fixes at Monza and Silverstone gp
- Physical mesh at Silverstone gp more detailed.
- Fixed Concrete size at S-Schumacher, Nurburgring GP
- The launcher now keeps a rotating backup store of the local database (found in Documents\Assetto Corsa\launcherdata\backups)

Paul Lock · Mar 14, 2014

- Fixed Concrete size at S-Schumacher, Nurburgring GP

Excellent! That's me happy, was nearly a deal breaker when I saw the initial concreting

Note, still no custom car horn sounds

Bram Hengeveld · Mar 14, 2014

Full announcement and changelog here: http://www.racedepartment.com/assetto-corsa-pagani-huayra-released/

Sergio Goncalves · Mar 14, 2014

Yay!
Oh wait...no MP

Rui Santos · Mar 14, 2014

So, no MP like i said

Michael Hornbuckle · Mar 14, 2014

With updates like this there is no way in hell V1.0 will be here in April.....The new car is really cool but man, no major AI fixes, no damage implementation, nothing that ups the realism (flat spots, brake fade, etc), and of course no MP.

Simon Roberts · Mar 14, 2014

Complete Meh

Deleted member 151827 · Mar 14, 2014

Monza optimization sounds good.

Kristóf Kerekes · Mar 14, 2014

I'm starting to feel the "early 2009" of Live for Speed development at this stage. Let's hope Kunos won't take the same path. Wait, what path? There is no development path of LFS already.

Joseph Maxx · Mar 14, 2014

Guys cool it with the MP already. It will get here when it gets here! We're much better off having Kunos hold off on release until it's ready rather than release it now and have everyone complain that it's crap. They know what they're doing. On another note, let the skining begin

Raig Strehlow · Mar 14, 2014

Michael Hornbuckle said:
With updates like this there is no way in hell V1.0 will be here in April.....The new car is really cool but man, no major AI fixes, no damage implementation, nothing that ups the realism (flat spots, brake fade, etc), and of course no MP.

Yep and you were right with your words. congratz

Still i am happy. IMO the updates fixes some problems like the replay which was little bit annoying.
NO MP - well there was a possibility following Luca's words

Better they work on it longer than a BUGGY MP.

Bram Hengeveld · Mar 14, 2014

Kristóf Kerekes said:
I'm starting to feel the "early 2009" of Live for Speed development at this stage.

Haha Toot Toot

traind · Mar 14, 2014

Shaddix22 said:
not that interesting but:

I like this data as a point of comparison. On the Top Gear tires I consistently hit 162 mph on Magione ... which is 260.7 kph. I think there is a little more to be had though before braking.