* New Feature – Implemented the ability via menu sliders for the user to manually tweak the menu spring strength, stationary / low speed spring strength, and overall steering gain. * Fixed an issue where, when the player progressed from qualifying to the start of the race, the player’s car would sometimes begin moving without player, resulting in false jump-starts. * Fixed an issue where the Drive button would remain permanently locked when joining an in-progress session. * Restrict the selectable pit strategy tyre compound types to only those available for the current vehicle. * Reworked some tyre compound names as displayed in the setup screen to ensure that all compounds are named to be indicative of the type of compound it represents in the pit strategy screen. * Fixed an issue in online races where the pit crew would ignore any changes made to the pit strategy once the player’s car was stationary in the pit box. * Fixed an issue with the Pit Strategy screen where the displayed values did not reflect the saved settings.

* Fixed another case of where cars would sometimes leave the pits with an invisible reattached wheel. * Fixed an issue where the wrong vehicle setup would at times be applied to the player’s current vehicle. * Ensure that the Default pitstop strategy is selected as the Active one when starting a new session. * Fixed the issue with cold and current tyre pressure mismatches in pitstop strategy, as well as cold pressure not being correctly applied in the tyre system. * Fixed a case where the in-game tuning Setup was not being saved under certain conditions. The various fixes in this patch should help a great deal in making the game more stable for those of you who were experiencing these instabilities. We spent a lot of time working directly with a number of users who were struggling with game crashes, and resolved as many of these as we could. Project CARS –PC Patch 2.5 – Release Notes Speaking of the Logitech G29, Darin has put together an unboxing and in-depth look video showing off the G29’s performance in Project CARS (albeit the PlayStation 4 version).Īs far as updates to the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of Project CARS, some of the features and improvements seen here will make their way to the consoles in patch 3.0.Ĭheck out the entire release notes below and additional information from SMS’s Bruno Alexandre covering the new FFB settings. Highlights of the patch include fixes to alleviate a wide range of game crashes, pitting and setup bugs, a false start bug for online races, new Force Feedback (FFB) Calibration screen, added support for the Logitech G29 and G920 and stiffer tires on modern street cars. Slightly Mad Studios (SMS) have released patch 2.5 for Project CARS on the PC, fixing a number of bugs.

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