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Gaming Factory have released another update for JDM: Japanese Drift Master that includes the changes listed below.
Hotfix 1.6.1 notes:
Fixed a crash occurring after selecting the career option.
Physics updates: Improved the feeling of drifting with reducing tendency of cars being pushed too much inside the corners instead of maintaining higher angles – less straightening in unwanted moments, smoother drifts. Reduced problems of loosing grip randomly while doing crucial corrections to keep the car under control.
Honda NSX NA1 (1992) – further suspension calibration – better fitment of wheels to body (can be lowered more), the stock suspension height is now also lower.
Honda NSX NA1 (1992) – fixed resetting suspension height after exiting the car setup menu to the open world.
PXN VD10 – added a preset bind / preset Force Feedback.
PXN V10 – added a preset Force Feedback.
PXN V99 – added a preset bind / preset Force Feedback.
Fixed an issue with event Points of Interest markers displaying different icons than intended.
