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Kunos today released a hotfix update for the 1.7 update that released two days ago. ACC hotfix 1.7.1 is out now on Steam, refresh your client in order to get the update.
Note: The UI still says 1.7.0 after updating. The installed version number can be verified via the latest entry in:
SteamLibrary/SteamApps/Common/Assetto Corsa Competizione/changelog.txt
– Corrected server browser behaviour when searching for LAN servers.
– Tweaked dynamic skidmark appearance.
– Fixed glowing village houses at night at Oulton Park.
– Corrected British GT decals on custom liveries under British GT season.
– Improved real-time widget filtering.
– Aston V12 reduced setup oscillation on settling.
– Corrected total track medal count.
– Server: removed a spammy log line – see separate Dedicated Server update.
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