Round 2 | Le Mans

Not sure how to read the logs, but my looks like this and I pretty sure I missed the chicane once as well.


But, if I look in other race logs, pre-cuts doesn't seem show up, maybe its more info in the server logs.




There was an thread at 397, and according to that it's an penalty after the 3rd cut, and then after each cut.
This setting, as of my understanding, can not be changed at the moment and should behave the same offline.

 

Normally, the system is setup in such a way that you only get a warning for cutting the track if you gain time.
So if you slow down enough it should not be an issue.
For me this did not work however because I went wide in T1 (Courbe Dunlop) and went straight through the gravel past T2 & T3 (Ralentisseur Dunlop) without a chance to slow the car down. So yea, this is definitely more trick when the track is wet and best is not to go too fast.

 

Hi folks, Been a mighty long time ( and a lot of golf in our hot summer ! ) however having bought 144hz screens and a renewed desire to race found this series.

Grabbed all the content and got online after you all Sunday night, Oreca feels very nice so some practice to do to match the lap times on live timing and look forward to the race.

Cheers

 

Yes 3 indeed, very nice too...

 

Check your key mappings, don't think there is any server setting for fuel. I was able to adjust my fuel intake amount on the starting grid. Did you get a stop and go or drive through penalty? You're not allowed to change fuel if serving a penalty.

Re: freeezes - Are you on nvidia GTX9xx series card Simon? I used to get screen locks in rF2 in certain tracks until i read a thread on the ISI boards that GTX9xx series cards were locking up with rF2 (mostly on 3rd party tracks) due to nvidia's power saving feature. Something to do with the firmware and conflicts with rF2.
It would reduce voltage on the cards when it sensed a split second dip in GPU usage, and when it did that, rF2 would freeze up (screen and sound) and be unable to recover, requiring Ctrl/Alt/Del to kill the process.
In fact, Lemans was one of the reported tracks where it would happen, and the track maker himself was the one that identified the issue as he had a GTX980 and spent like a month troubleshooting the issue.
If you are on GTX9xx series, make sure you use something like GPU Tweak or Afterburner and lock in the min and max voltage to a single clock speed so it can't reduce voltage on you. Once i did that, I haven't had any screen locks in rF2.

 

Another option is to use nvidia profile inspector and adjust power settings to maximum performance for rF2, i'm not on an 9xx series but this could also be availible thru the nvidia control panels application specific settings. can be done on all nvidia cards, not just the 9xx series to reduce this behavior

 

Since my last message was overlooked I think, any info on when the server will be back online?

 

I'm on a 10 series card - I'm in the process of doing a fresh install as its doing my head in and will see if this fixes it and thanks for all the info

 

As I wrote from my mobile and mixed them up, the power management should be maximum performance



It's also available thru nvidia control panel 3D settings, but you might need to add rF2 manually (I use the inspector as I need to set SLI setting as well)

 

Thanks for this, I now see the spray again. This helps alot when driving in the wet.