What physics features can we expect in AC EVO?

Modified on Thu, 16 Jan at 8:17 AM

Improved Suspension Damping and Bump Stops Simulation: We developed a new method to simulate how race cars' suspensions absorb bumps and shocks.
Adjusted Tire Model Parameters: We fine-tuned the tire models to better match real-world data and feedback from real drivers. This means that our simulation reflects how tires behave on the track more accurately.
Simulated Various Suspension Types: We can now simulate additional types of suspension systems, like torsion beams and swing arms. This allows us to analyze how each type affects a car's handling and ride quality.
Developed Car Production Tools: We built tools that give a complete overview of the factors affecting how vehicles behave on the road.
These tools help us to recreate cars that are more accurate and enjoyable to drive.
Modeled Different Drivetrain Systems: We can now model various types of drivetrain systems, including electric, hybrid, and advanced all-wheel drive setups.
Enhanced Solution Accuracy in the Multibody Solver: We've improved the accuracy of our multibody dynamics solver, which is a tool that models how different parts of a car interact. This leads to more realistic simulations of vehicle behavior.
Dynamic Track Simulation: We created a simulation of race tracks that accounts for changes like rubber buildup from tires and rain.