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Kunos released another update for their 1.7 version of ACC today. The update mostly appears to fix issues with content (cars and tracks), but also correctly a couple of issues with offline British GT championships.
GAMEPLAY:
– Fixed a duplicate entry issue in British GT championship mode.
– Fixed British GT 2-hour event rules not fully applied when played in Single Player.UI:
– Fixed a floating point error causing inconsistent track grip status readout.AUDIO:
– Minor volume tweaks to Porsche GT3 and Cup cars.
– Improved audio blend with the F7 camera.GRAPHICS:
– Fixed incorred blurred custom rim on the Camaro GT4.
– Fixed LOD UV issue on the AMR V8 GT3.
– Tweaked appearance of wet kerbing at Snetterton.
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