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DiRT Rally 2.0 - VR FAQ & Performance Guide
Rigle replied to PJTierney's topic in Technical Assistance
Im running this game on PC with a i7 9700k, 1080ti and 32 gigs of ram and an oculus VR. Even with the reccommended settings that supposedly run good on a 1060 I am still getting a frame drop every 3 to 5 seconds. I have about 40 to 50% of headroom according to oculus debug performance monitor and it will still drop from 90 fps to about 50 fps every few seconds. There is something wrong and it's not a graphics setting. -
It just needs a slider for surface detail. Other than that I like it the way it is. But a little more feel when going from tarmac to rutted gravel would be nice. I just hope if they release a update that it doesn't change the good things about it. Like I said just adding a slider for road feel or surface detail would make everyone happy. 0 if you like it the way it is and 100 if you want a lot of added vibration.
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The ice is unpredictable but feels good when you hit it just right.
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Just shift when you hear it bouncing off the rev limiter haha. Or do what I do and have like 6 things telling you its time lol.
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Even if that's the case the wheels are spinning so the car still thinks it needs to change up a gear. My advice is just go lighter on the throttle so the wheels aren't spinning as much and it should stay in a lower gear.
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Sounds like it's doing what a real car would do. If the tires are spinning the car thinks it's going faster and therefore needs to change up a gear.
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You can only pick wet tires on tarmac stages in Spain. On the gravel stages you only have the dry options. But the soft seems to work fine on wet gravel.
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Magic Box That Connects Nearly All Wheels To PS4, PS3 & XBOX ONE Consoles!
Rigle replied to Rygar86's topic in General Discussion
I've had one and it worked great! I got rid of it after I built a PC. -
I hated wrc 7 so this game will have to improve the physics dramatically for me to buy it. Probably a game better suited for controller users. Felt too arcade and cars were unpredictable. Not to mention all the problems I had trying to get my wheel and other things to work with the game. I do hope they can sort those issues out and bring us another realistic game. Some competition would only make future games that much better. But if they release another arcade game then codemasters will just keep giving us broken games and promises because there is no competition to keep them in line.
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I posted a fix for this under the general section. None of my controllers worked either but I fixed them all and they work again.
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fanatec wheel problems since update? anyone?
Rigle replied to I. SoSlo's topic in General Discussion
Has not happened to me. I have a csw 2.5 -
Handbrake , shifter, or button boxes not working after update {FIX}
Rigle replied to Rigle's topic in General Discussion
I agree. Its a mess. Glad I figured it out because I'm sure they won't patch this issue. -
DiRT Rally 2.0 - V1.2 - found a bug? Post it here!
Rigle replied to ChristinaMc's topic in General Discussion
If you haven't fixed it yet I made a post how to get everything working again. It's in general discussion. -
DiRT Rally 2.0 - V1.2 - found a bug? Post it here!
Rigle replied to ChristinaMc's topic in General Discussion
Go to my post. I have the fix. -
Handbrake , shifter, or button boxes not working after update {FIX}
Rigle replied to Rigle's topic in General Discussion
<device id="{8B8210C4-0000-0000-0000-504944564944}" name="he_handbrake" priority="100" type="handbrake" /> Copy and past that into Steam/steamapps/common/dirt rally 2.0/input/devices/ Open device defines with notepad. The first 8 numbers there should be the same for you as I am also using a HE handbrake. If it doesn't work you'll have to look up your PID and VID numbers. For that you have to go to printers and devices and find the handbrake. Double click it, go to hardware, then click USB input device, then click properties, then click events. You'll see VID and PID followed by the numbers. Just use the first 4 after each one. And put the PID numbers first.