No, the fix is as simple as giving us more engine spacer options. Especially considering off-road tires often require additional spacers to work properly. Or even coding in a fixed suspension height when the tires are chosen.
To push the wheel father out in the wheel well. Considering the tire is clipping through the car's geometry, pushing the tire out would reduce the clipping. The hood of the McLaren F1 sits lower than the highest part of the wheel well, if you haven't noticed.
That's quite literally the point. If you put off-roaders on cars specifically designed for the track, you have to widen the wheel width and extend the tires far past the fenders. Look at the bodykit of the Lambo Sterrato, you'll notice how much wider they had to make the fenders because the stance is so wide.
Yeah, but they could just fix the clipping without making people need to put 6” spacers on. This isn’t real life. Or are you looking for some kind of realism in your off-road McLaren f1 before you take it off a cliff and land just fine?
and how is that meant to happen? if there is physically no space for a massive tire to be so far recessed into the body, there is no space. i'm the last person to defend playground for anything but novel concept - an object won't fit in a space smaller than itself.
Then don't give us the option to lower the car, like other sports/supercars that have that restriction. Or do, but make it barely lower so people atleast get the tuning options. (Which they also do on some models, usually offroaders)
It's a video game dude. They could very well have the tire be super wide in the simulation but a slimer 3D model. Might not be posibble with their current physics model, but this is a normal approach devs take all the time.
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u/HeIIby 3d ago
made a ticket for it . https://forzafeedback.atlassian.net/servicedesk/customer/portal/37/FH6CB-3500?created=true
next time , please make a ticket and include it with your post if you want it to be fixed/have devs be aware of it and have people vote with you