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Сообщить о проблеме с переводом
Cars have too much air time, in Finland jumps, but that's another story, it's related to cars physics.
only have to hit a slight bump and y car is bouncing all over the place.....how man times on DR have u seen ya front end of ya car right off the ground.........have u ever seen a real rally car bounce around like that, i mean after all this game is supposed to be a sim in it ??
This is related to your spring tension and dampers. Strong springs and dampers can easily cause the car to "spring" back to center after any weight transfers, sometimes literally.
The 95 Impreza is fairly stiff. It bounces less if you give it softer springs, but it doesn't completely fix the issue.
Wee bit of Both...
I'm currently exploring the fast rebound settings and I think that if you set the fast rebound harder then you can have the normal rebound softer to handle the normal bumps. The fast rebound only kicks in when you land a bigger bump
....I think I've got that right but if someone knows better please don't hesitate to enlighten me