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Kunos today released v1.5.7 on Steam. This update fixes a number of issues and balances the 2019 GT3 and GT4 cars.
GAMEPLAY:
– Fixed pit exit erroneously triggering blue flag when driving near the wall at the start-finish line on Laguna Seca.
– Fixed pit entry erroneously triggering blue flag when driving near the pit entrance wall on Kyalami.
– Fixed a potential inconsistency with track limit warnings accumulated on existing pending penalties.
– Fixed an inconsistency when serving a drive-through penalty without having the serve penalty checkbox selected.PHYSICS:
– Slight adjustments to the 2019 GT3 season balance of performance.
– Slight adjustments to the 2019 GT4 season balance of performance.GRAPHICS:
– Decreased streaming memory pool in EPIC texture setting preset to prevent potential video memory overload on mid/high-range cards.UI:
– Fixed a refocus issue with the MFD in Multiplayer when the session went from multi- to single-class due to all clients of a car group disconnecting.
– MFD info panel now includes stint timer and a track limits warning counter.
NOTE: the MFD info panel is recommended to be set to “Always visible” in the HUD settings.
– Pitstop MFD: added tyre pressure control for all tyres simultaneously.
– Fixed tyre status indicators not consistently showing wear on previously used tyres in driver swap scenarios.
– Fixed an MFD pitstop page issue that was allowing the same tyre to be selected and applied for an upcoming pitstop with the default setup loaded.CONTROLS:
– Exposed “EnableManufacturerExtras” in controls.json; if set to false it prevents the game from making any calls to external libraries from wheel manufacturers (Logitech, Thrustmaster, Fanatec)
Useful for troubleshooting controller-related issues.
– Fanatec LEDs setting now defaults to off.
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