Assetto Corsa: partially no motion on Nords - section "Fuchsröhre"?

Please can someone confirm some lack of motion at the end of "Fuchsröhre"? It seems that the devs of Kunos have forgotten to finish the surface...it is always the same place, close to the "valley bottom" of the Fuchsröhre where my motors "stop" working..

Pardon? Where?
@Nick Moxley , you may be able to answer this better

ill take a look when i fire up the rig next.

I think I got a valuable solution: the g-forces are too heavy at the valley buttom, the whole car is suddenly struggling, it is like the chassis would "go" through the car. There is no more movement for a very short moment.

What Cars are you running Pit ?

Nissan, Chevrolet, McLaren P1 - does not matter. Tomorrow I can upload a video for demonstrating where and what and which (car)

Been around it for a couple of hours many different lines , motion is continuos not flat spots to be found , its a laser scan, think they would have found details like that before release. But im using a Jrk sim.

I will check out SimTools tomorrow if there is a flat spot or not. Thank you @eaorobbie for testing!

Sorry Pit, Didn't get a chance to test today, Got caught up in F1 beta testing. Maybe tonight or tomorrow.

Did a test run using a screen recording - no issues with AC and Nords...the source of the lack of movement must be the Ard/MM. I will hunt the source...and I will blast it!

It is only the same place. Only for a half of a second. Every time.

PS: I note that for a very short moment at 0:33 heave is at maximum - and no more motion.

Same for me, JRK and no problem

Solved it. First "heave" (SimTools) was only 14%. I liked the small vibrations but the very big bumps have been absorbed. I raised the value up to 23% but had to raise the value in the tuning center, too. Furthermore I changed the Kp (SMC3) from 400 to 600 and adjusted all values in the tuning center due to the heavier moving. On this occasion I revised all settings from the very first beginning. Now all is very smooth but hard like the hell if the physics demands for it..

Correct Pit, the Big up hill produces a full Heave spike, Think of the speeds were doing and the Face of that Hill, You could somewhat Expect to Feel the bottom of your stomach drop IRL.

Well done @Pit your are proving to me slowly but surely the Ard is coming of age for the DIY community.

Next week @value1 will ride my rig, his opinion will confirm (or not) if the ard has come of age

But still a little hard to compare against his sim , two totally different movements.

Coming of age to me is more and more people are using them, and enjoying motion , might not be to the fine resolution the other can achieve but its motion , world of fun and that's really what counts.

value1 was here some months ago, so he will probably compare "before - after"

I have no jerks in my motion, what could be more fine with the resolution in the practice? If you may have some sources to learn more about that it would be very appreciated.