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Taste of Citroen
🕑 Added 2023-09-15 04:22:25 +0000 UTC101creative has been delving deep into the world of Citroens, and their latest addition, the Citroen C4 from them, is a testament to the brand's unique approach to car design. Citroen interiors have always been known for their quirks, and the C4 is no exception. At first glance, the steering wheel appears rather unusual, with only the rim turning while the center remains stationary. It might give the impression that the steering wheel isn't animated, but upon closer inspection, you'll notice the subtle rotation of the steering wheel rim.
One standout feature of the Citroen C4 is its expansive windshield, which offers excellent rear visibility. This is particularly appreciated when driving with VR, as it provides an immersive and unobstructed view of the road.
In our discussions with 101creative about the unique characteristics of Citroen cars, we couldn't help but think about the classic 1970s Citroen DS. This iconic vehicle has always intrigued us, especially with its interconnected hydraulic suspension system. While we were aware that the Assetto Corsa engine might not fully replicate the DS's hydraulic suspension, we decided to put our knowledge and expertise to the test.
The result exceeded our expectations. We successfully simulated the body control that the hydraulic suspension of the DS provides, allowing the car to maintain its characteristic soft and comfortable ride. We paired this with period-correct vintage 1970s tires, creating a driving experience that truly embodies the essence of the DS.
The Citroen DS 23 is a fascinating car to drive, with its distinctive design and innovative suspension system. It's a testament to Citroen's commitment to pushing the boundaries of automotive engineering. As we continue to explore and refine our simulations, we're excited to bring you more unique and captivating driving experiences.
Stay tuned for updates on our Citroen projects and other exciting developments in the world of simulation and automotive physics!
Comments
WolfyJake
This makes me very excited!
