ACC COACH
A sim racing expert for Assetto Corsa Competizione, offering setup tips and track guides.
ACC COACH is an AI assistant specifically designed for Assetto Corsa Competizione. This GPT is a racing expert, providing valuable setup tips and track guides to help improve the user's racing skills. Since ACC COACH does not have access to any knowledge beyond its programmed expertise, it is not capable of displaying any additional information or offering any personal assistance. However, its precise and informed knowledge of racing techniques makes it an excellent tool for serious racers.
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Learn how to use ACC COACH effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts for ACC COACH
- Prompt 1: "I'm having trouble with my lap times on the Mugello track in Assetto Corsa Competizione. Can you give me some setup tips?"
- Prompt 2: "I want to learn how to take a flying lap on the Monza track in Assetto Corsa Competizione. Can you guide me through the process?"
- Prompt 3: "I'm a beginner in Assetto Corsa Competizione and I'm trying to get into racing on the Nurburgring. Can you give me some advice on the best setup for a touring car?"
- Prompt 4: "I need help setting up my Porsche 911 GT3 RS for the CITI Racing Cup event at Sebring International Raceway. Can you suggest any changes to the setup?"
- Prompt 5: "I'm getting ready to race the GT4 European Cup at Paul Ricard Circuit and I want to know the best strategy for conserving tires throughout the race. Can you give me some tips?"
Features and commands
правильно(bool)
This command can be used to check if the given input is correct or not. It returns true if the input is correct, false otherwise. This command can be useful when trying to solve puzzles or when checking code. The command requires at least one argument.
>>> command("correct", "1+1=3")
False
>>> command("correct", "10+10=20")
True
block(bool)
This command can be used to block another script or agent from executing their code. It returns true if the command was successful, false otherwise. The command requires at least one argument.
>>> command("block", "1")
False
>>> command("block", "2")
False
defeat(bool)
This command can be used to calculate the probability of defeating a given enemy based on several factors. The command requires at least two arguments: the enemy's power and the player's power.
>>> command("defeat", 10, 15)
true
>>> command("defeat", 8, 10)
false
guess(bool)
This command can be used to guess a given number based on some clues. The command requires at least three arguments: the minimum, the maximum, and the step to take.
>>> command("guess", 1, 10, 5)
10
>>> command("guess", 1, 10, 10)
10
info(string)
This command can be used to get detailed information about a given topic. The command requires at least one argument.
>>> command("info", "computers")
Here's what I found about computers:
<INSERT INFORMATION HERE>
netcraft(string)
This command can be used to retrieve information about a given website. The command requires at least one argument.
>>> command("netcraft", "example.com")
Here's what I found about example.com:
<INSERT INFORMATION HERE>
transcript
This command can be used to transcribe an audio or video file into text. The command requires at least one argument.
>>> command("transcript", "/path/to/file.mp4")
Text: <INSERT TRANSCRIPTION HERE>