upgrade.ini / M2 CS / DISABLED ABS PERMANENTLY

[pilAUTO]

I am trying to permanently disable the ABS on the M2 CS via the upgrade.ini file.

I managed to do it in the past, but I’ve been trying for quite a while now without success.

The code is entered correctly and is active—it shows up in the garage—but it isn't actually working;

when I brake hard at 200 km/h, the wheels don't lock up.

Could someone please provide the correct code to permanently disable the ABS on this car?

I don't know which line controls this, what it's called, or if there are multiple lines involved in disabling the ABS.

It is also worth noting that everything—except the upgrade—is encrypted, so I don't have access to it to see which line is the correct one.

Thanks.

 

[redapg]

I didn't test it, but this should do the Job, i guess:

HDV=
HDV=[CONTROLS]
HDV=OnboardAntilockBrakeSystem=0
HDV=ABS4Wheel=0
HDV=ABSGrip=(0,0)
HDV=AntilockBrakeSystemMapRange=(0.0,0.0,1)
HDV=AntilockBrakeSystemMapSetting=0
HDV=AntilockBrakeSystemMapSpecial=(0,,,0.0)
HDV=ABSType=2
HDV=ABSSampleRate=0
HDV=ABSReleasedPressureMultiplierFront=0
HDV=ABSReappliedPressureMultiplierFront=0
HDV=ABSReleasedPressureMultiplierRear=0
HDV=ABSReappliedPressureMultiplierRear=0
HDV=ABSMinSpeedKph=5000
HDV=ABSHoldPressureBeforeRelease=0
HDV=ABSBrakeMapRearMin=0
HDV=ABSBrakeMapRearStep=0.0
HDV=BrakePressureSmoothing=0

 

[pilAUTO]

Thank you very much.

I’m sorry, but it turns out that—around the same time you replied—I figured out how to do it;

at least, the quick test I ran suggests it’s working. I’ll share the code that I think works—or at least locks all four wheels without any issues.

In any case, thanks a lot for the quick reply; as always, you’ve been incredibly helpful.

Thank you, and have a great evening.

OnboardAntilockBrakeSystem=0
AntilockBrakeSystemMapRange=(0.0,0.0,1)
AntilockBrakeSystemMapSetting=0
AntilockBrakeSystemMapSpecial=(0,,,0.0)

 

[pilAUTO]

I confirmed, it works perfectly
And light this, the car is perhaps the best to learn to drive (but without abs).

Strongly better than a 992 cup or a radical sr3 to learn how to drive

Really good like this

It is very tricky to drive like that, which makes it truly exciting. It’s for me, but especially for my 11-and-a-half-year-old son; on a track with very little rubber laid down, without ABS or traction control, and an ambient temperature of 20°C, he has clocked a best time of 2:09 at Sebring and 2:28 at Spa-Francorchamps in LM GT3 (under the conditions mentioned above). On LMU.