Fixed an issue where certain street cars would pit for tyre change during rain when they already had the correct tyres fitted.

This improves the accuracy of the player's Affinity ratings.

Fixed an issue where at times the miles driven on a particular track or with a particular car would be logged under the wrong car or track.

Improved the smoothness of the sun, moon, stars, and shadow motion when rewinding replays of a race that had a high time acceleration.

First pass improvements on various tracks to enhance the AI performance and ability (Azure Circuit, Donington GP, Watkins Glen, Bathurst, Nordschleife).

The AI will now show much more realistic grip loss when running on slick tyres in the rain.

The AI loss of grip that results from tyre degradation as a result of wear is now more noticeable.

CPU performance gains due to new more aggressive code optimisations.

All shaders have been rebuilt using new shader compiler, giving a significant performance boost in some areas.

This reduces the ghosting effect and additionally gives the player full control via a slider to tweak the resulting image according to personal preference.

Temporal anti-aliasing has been further optimised.

Anisotropic filtering has been increased to help reduce blurry textures.

Pagani Monza Club day invitational event - no longer causes the game to crash when using a specific livery on the Pagani Huayra.

PROJECT CARS MULTI-PLATFORM PATCH 1.4 FIXED ISSUES There has also been made tweaks to physics and AI. The patch is now ready for download for PC, Playstation 4 and Xbox One, weighs in at 500MB, and amongst the improvements are rebuilt shaders and CPU optimisations, both of which will boost performance. Slightly Mad Studios' racing simulator Project CARS is a beautiful game, but the developers have somehow found a way to better the performance and visual fidelity for all versions with the release of patch 1.04.

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