My research into this question found the following three threads: Plus the database would never grow in size and therefore ever go over a limit. Either way at least ONE setup would be available to save for each car for every track. Of course this would mean setting a limit of 1-x number of setups for each car depending on the number of fields allocated. As these are only tiny text files why the limit? I understand Sony and their precious rule limits but are these saved as separate files? Why not one database for each car with enough fields for every track already created so the user only then fills in the empty blanks when saving. With a hard limit of 52 this would be impossible. They are also most likely to want to do a TT for each track and make at least ONE setup for that track (well over 60 total). If there are more tracks than the number of setups allowed (which there are it seems) we therefore cannot save even ONE setup for each car for EVERY track?Īpart from my particular in depth project needs, someone else quite likely would have a favorite car. Of more importance is the question that has to be answered for all users of the game who like to tune. If I HAD to I could delete all but one of these and guess radiator/fuel levels each time. I usually have 3 optimized setups per track per car, such as optimized qualifying/time trial/race tunes. I have 4 ALL TRACK setups and 48 more split between 16 or so tracks. With Formula C I have now reached my coded limit (whatever that is - 52?). This has now become a fairly serious issue for me as I'm doing career tunes and posting here for all the races in every tier (eventual plan) Hard limit on number of saved setups for each car on PS4? If so what is it?

No info so far or reply so reposting here in case anyone takes setups seriously on the PS4.

Have posted this info on the official site.

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