Assetto Corsa Round 3 Vallelunga "The Aslan GP"

Hi. Can anyone tell me what the shortcut to switch between viewing different drivers is in AC, please?

 

Think it is ctrl+NUM pad 1 and 3
Ctrl+ NUM pad 2 to return to own car

 

That's not doing anything, I'm afraid.

 

Assume you have Num Lock on?

MULTIPLAYER:
CTRL+NUMPAD_1: switch to previous opponent car
CTRL+NUMPAD_3: switch to next opponent car
CTRL+NUMPAD_2: switch to player car
CTRL+L: toggle opponents name

 

Thank you! That worked!

 

Do you happen to know where the Seat live timing is? I can't find an actual live one.

 

http://managerdc6.rackservice.org:50865/livemap

Is that it?

The live map hasn't been uploaded so you cannot follow the dots around.

 

Thank you!

 

Hey Rob,
Maybe the rented server is the issue.

I don't recall all of the details but....

In the sTracker packer, run the
stracker-packager.exe file
This will create a zip file of all the track and car info

then on
http://managerdc6.rackservice.org:50865/mainpage
click on admin area top right and log in with details you have in the sTracker txt file
Click the general tab
Then there will be something about upload track (cannot recall the actual names, but you should see it)

That will open a screen allowing you to browse for the zip file previously created, and then upload it.

Once upload, the map should show

If that doesn't work, maybe the rented server doesn't allow upload of files or something.

 

It has been a great watch. Thank you all the drivers and the sole commentator Joshua Penny. You have done a solid job streaming an Assetto Corsa race for the first time, you looked like you totally had control over it.

There was not going much at the front row, but the middle pack have really provided us with the excitement i have been waiting for this race, although it was a little clumsy, and messy at times by some of the drivers, it was fun to see this race.

Sorry about what happened to Pieter, running out of fuel, he probably did calculate the approximate fuel usage right, however he might have forgotten to take other factors into account which may have a really negative effect on the fuel management as we witnessed. I personally always have like a few liters extra, and i dont believe it has a very strong influence over lap times, so better safe than sorry.


Thanks everyone who made this race /stream possible!

 

+1

+1

Am sure Pieter filled his tank up for the race. Fourty minutes is on the limit for these cars and you need to adjust your driving to make it to the end without refuelling. When you are battling with others this is sometimes hard to do. I myself ran out of fuel around 100 metres before the finishing line and coasted over.

 

Qualified 13th.

Race, to summarize, very "eventful".
In the first lap I got taken out by someone who had got taken out and was reversing so that he could get going quickly! And in doing so I nearly took someone else out! Common sense and sportsmanship says that cars should stay still until ALL is clear. Result = four places lost.
Another time I got accidentally punted from behind and once again got sent off the track. The driver did wait for me, thank you and no hard feelings. Result = four places lost.
And then I nearly punted Pasha and in avoiding him locked up the back and went off. Had to wait to make a safe rejoin. Result = four places lost.
Coasted over the line out of petrol to finish 10th. So if I hadn't lost the four places and the four places and the four places (that makes 12 places) I would have finished two places ahead of the winner!

Thanks to Norman for keeping cool and avoiding contact when I out braked myself twice trying to overtake him. Sorry.
Nice fights with Pasha, very fair-play also. Perhaps too fair-play when you gave room to someone who passed you by going completely off track?

That is my brief race report.

 

Good one to watch. Not so much at the front but the millikenfight was awesome!

 

I assure you that none of my offs were intentional. :lol:

 

I see now that I badly wrote the phrase "Perhaps too fair-play when you gave room to someone who passed you by going completely off track?"
What I meant to say is that someone went completely off the track and in doing so was able to pass you. You stayed on the track and gave him room.

 

@Roy Cop @Pasha Paterson No race reports guys? And other drivers of course.

 

Been lazy--- err, I mean, super busy with very important things. Will get around to it soon-ish... maybe as a warm-up to finding out how terrible I'll be in the GT1 race.