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Re: Weather settings in career?

@EyTschejHey there,

We've never been able to choose any weather settings in career mode - at least from F1 2019 and on.
However we can do that in GP Mode.

As for the AI difficulty, that's very personal but something between 3 and 5 points is a good starting point.

Also, this video by @SimRacingSetups teaches how to convert a dry setup to a wet one, maybe it's useful to you:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EsmkBArS_Ww&t=483s

Cheers

4 Replies

  • NaimH1's avatar
    NaimH1
    3 years ago

    I have the opposite problem, I'm in career mode, and already at Canada and still have had full sunshine at every race, and my weather settings are set to approximate

  • Approximate doesn't make more wet weather; it just doesn't predict it that precisely

    it's really random. I had a full season with no wet races and a full season with 5-6 wet races.

    I did probably between simulated and raced at least 30 seasons so far (restarting many times some with 10 races some 16, some 23)

    and I can tell wet races are there consistently. Just wait; it will come.

  • ScarDuck14's avatar
    ScarDuck14
    Legend
    3 years ago

    Rain isn’t scaled to race length. So 50% and 100% will generally have more rain. As rain is scripted.  It will generally rains in later half off the race.

    Example.  Selecting a 100% race distance which lasts for approximately 2hours.  And rain is forecast to come in the second hour.    If you change  race distance to 25% which lasts for only 30 minutes.  You will finish race before rain comes 

  • Pekish79's avatar
    Pekish79
    3 years ago

    I do play 100% and I just made Spain 100% in the rain from lap 1 to 66

    and australia rain like 10 laps

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