TL;DW - How to telegraph the accelerator and why it works

Too Long;Didn't Watch - Short edits from my long live stream. In this shorter video I explain and demonstrate how to use the "telegraph" technique on this specific turn and why it works.
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[@SHAWSIE64]

I love how self aware Aris is, the amount of cuts to get his explanation to 4:40 would have taken him days to make

[@danyjamous5986]

I always did it instinctively but I never knew why it worked

[@snoozieboi]

I've been doing this and thinking it was wrong and a symptom of turning in too late or reasons from bad setup. I've understood I moved the center of gravity frontward to get more grip, but again, I thought this was a noob solution with bad exit speed as a result

[@ytriDlO]

What a great channel Aris. I can really see your pation for that game and the company your're working for. So it's not just work for you, but also your passion. GREAT to have such people like you working in the R&D departement!!

[@casesully50]

Wow, again, I'm loving this stuff! I feel like I'm about to go down a rabbit hole into your videos

[@KameTrick]

This is indeed a tool in the drifter toolkit, used more aggressively of course. It was interesting to hear your explanation for applying a minute level of it for turn in under grip conditions (drifter here👋🏻😅)

[@jhhh0619]

How could I found this channel so late. give us more driving tips! Very different from other channels which only seems to copy from other channels about the driving theory. We want something more than those.

[@alexroyal2267]

Very interesting, A. Senna used this technique, there s a video by scott mansell shows it

[@hardcorebam14]

There is a video of him driving the first honda nsx where you can see Senna doing this tecnique with a wonderful pair of mocassini and white sox

[@90AlmostFamous]

If this works in the game then awesome, I never tried it coz I didn’t think it would work in sim

[@PaoloGrimaldi93]

That's a slightly different story, here Aris shows to release the throttle for a moment when you need to maintain apex. while the Senna technique seems more like pumping the gas during mid and exit corners

[@alexroyal2267]

@@PaoloGrimaldi93 , vero, probabilmente il perché lo faceva Senna era per altro motivo, forse legato ai motori turbo o forse altro, cmq ciao Paolo sono Alessandro c. Del Vivaio!

[@PaoloGrimaldi93]

@@alexroyal2267 ciao! quale Alessandro? Ca**si? Cmq si credo Senna lo facesse per tirarsi fuori dalle curve senza incorrere troppo nel turbolag, almeno penso.. ma sinceramente è una tecnica che non uso e sconsiglierei di fare, a maggior ragione su queste gt su acc, non ne vedo il motivo, un saluto!

[@rasyidxtreme]

Found this technique in rally as well, thanks for the details! great stuff

[@mbm4481]

I'm doing this a lot with the Porsche.

[@Kage79]

Awesome content! I've been looking for technique videos like this for some time!

[@TleafarafaelT]

hey, where can i send sugestion to the game? i want so much a option to select where to re/start the free pratice, sometimes we want to train one specific part of the track but its in the middle or the end and everytime you will have to do the entire lap to reach there again... i have seen this in gran turismo 4 or 5 and helped a lot sorry bad english, not my native language

[@tuningsnow]

Yess, this would be so good. I was thinking the same, but about the Assetto Corsa.

[@DennisMay]

Try the forum www.assettocorsa.net/forum

[@Stormy0912]

I remember wanting to improve the latter part of Nurburgring and having to do whole 7 minutes laps, where the first few sectors were my strong point. Still I preferred proper pit in, outlap and pit out procedures. So, this means spending 21 minutes for a 2 minutes section but that's how a Sim should be, as close to real as possible. Just my point of view, I totally understand your point tho.

[@Boonatix]

Well it is a simulation... a really good simulation... you have to do it like the professionals in real life ;)

[@tuningsnow]

@@Boonatix Well, in flight simulator you can do only some parts of the flight to practice some procedures. This is a sim, but saying that you have to do like the professionals then you need to race a real car if you believe that.

[@callummooney3317]

you mean the senna style of throttle control right? great videos aris very detailed and thanks for helping to create a great racing sim

Yea, but Senna didn't do it to overcome understeer, for some inexplicable reason, Senna got more traction that way

[@davideferrari4243]

Yeah I'm preatty sure the aim was different for senna, and it had to do with the turbo engine if I'm not wrong

[@cosmixkevlaro5695]

@@davideferrari4243 Senna started doing this in karts so I don't think that's why he did that. But it certainly helped the turbo.

[@dmcs2003]

Double like!!!

[@Orvieta]

Been doing this for years without knowing it was a thing or even had a name :)

[@yurimolotov5886]

Once again, thanks very much

[@chrisaphelion]

Hey Aris, can we please have a more customizable HUD? Like in the original AC you could click and drag apps to where you want them. Surely this isnt too hard to implement in the new update. thanks

[@chrisaphelion]

@@designamk1160 No you cant.

[@chrisaphelion]

@@designamk1160 mate you cant even use the mouse when on track, only when you hit escape does the mouse become available. you cannot click on the car radar and move it to wherever you want it.

[@Ode-]

Imminently working weight transfer, something new on simulation realism. I thought at tapping throttle like that just breaks traction with engine breaking and sudden torque change after applying throttle again, well I'm educated now.

[@chrissevert527]

Hey Aris, I've got perfect examples of me doing this in last Sunday's SRO Silver race, also with the Aston! @55:46 on the latest video on my channel, and many other times in the second half of the race especially.

[@Boonatix]

Thumbs up if you are an ALIAN ;-) I just love your work Aris, keep it up, you are inspiring!

[@giestaandre]

I have a single screen 24 cm what camera you recomend? Also fov and distance? i am Always looking between Dash Board or cockpit but can not find the best

[@Simcadepro]

Its called in short terms the Senna throttling

[@Analogrebelable]

Hi Aris, do the slow damper settings play a part in this and how would you have them setup?

[@Steve_M8]

Yes dampers will affect the speed of weight transfer, you wouldn't set them up specifically to use this technique though

[@MyPAPAH1]

Senna used this blipping the throttle all the time to keep the turbo cars power high, should be useful for ferrari, AMR and other turbo cars

[@alphastateofmind4336]

will you migrate acc to unreal engine 5?

[@normand5847]

I've wondered that, as well. EPIC said that it will be easy, so I'm sure they will. That won't be for a while, though. EPIC said the first game that will see UI5 will be their own game, FART NIGHT. That isn't until sometime in 2021.

[@RichAbe23]

A Senna trick.

Same effect as shifting up during the turn.

[@MrYauzi]

Good Joob! subtitles please!

[@FedericoTesta1]

What about FWD cars??

[@123456789marvin]

What I do is use the brakes to rotate the car when I need

[@DjPaulWoods]

You may not know this Aris but what you're describing was Sennas trick...Sennas technique kzbin.info/www/bejne/hGXOlH-vjs2Hnqc

[@mrbungle83]

It's not the same. This wouldn't be faster if you didn't approach the turn wrong, it's about minimising delta loss when you screw up.

[@vMaxDaniel]

You don't need to be an alien to do it... it just shifts the weight of the car off the rear really fast and the car turns more

[@NotSchiZo_]

Plsss Show us some Gt4 Gameplay or at least The Sound🙄🏁

[@luchignolosciorty]

Magari I video anche in italiano non sarebbero male

[@EFUwazurike]

Just like Senna

[@spiralmoment]

I think Senna did that to keep the turbo spooled. this is just a lift to rotate the car

[@TheTheaterdreamer]

@@spiralmoment no... He kept doing it untill he died. Way after the turbo lag era. And even on road cars.

[@davi8885]

Just give us 1.4 King Aris :P

[@Tyborg425]

Tht should be intuitive as a driver. Shit senna did it all the time

[@Tyborg425]

To modulate his gas and traction

[@Tyborg425]

Helps grip via reaction time too.