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Assetto Corsa Competizione v1.8.6 Fixes VR and Other New Issues
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Dec 4, 2021
0 CommentsOn Friday morning Kunos pushed out another update to their recent v1.8 release, fixing the issues listed in the changelog below.
– Fixed inconsistencies when editing the driver profile name abbreviation.
– Fixed a visual issue that occasionally left the airjack visible while driving or in replay.
– Minor updates to the BMW M4 GT3 display.
– Further adjustments to the AI’s strategic decisions in different weather conditions.
– Fixed best lap dash display item lagging behind on laps.
– Fixed navigation and focus-related issues with mouse and controller.
– VR: fixed missing rendering in the left eye with the combination of FSR + TAA5 + AA quality set to medium or off.
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