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FIA_GT_V3 gripes.

7 posts by 5 people · 04 Jun 2002 15:20 UTC - 05 Jun 2002 13:21 UTC

Dave Henrie 04 Jun 2002 15:20 UTC#117018
Allright, first lemme say as a mod, this work is fantastic. now...onto MINOR quibbles. After driving a night race, the replay is in broad daylight. The big screens around the tracks seem intent on showing the Formula 1 cars rather than the GT cars. The announcer needs to be updated. This actually may be do-able. There is a site that took the drivers files for 2001 and updated them to work with the 2002 drivers lineup.(and cars too) So if the Simbin boys contacted this fellow, maybe he could provide custom announcer files. We could hear something like... "The Viper driver set the fastest lap" instead of "____________set the fastest lap." it may be just my ragged driving style, but when i cook the tires by sliding into a corner, even if I save it and drive on, I can almost guarentee that I will swap ends at the next corner. This 'seemed' to be fixed with the demo of F1 2002 so I'm hoping it is also carried on with v3 when it's released. let me add and STRESS that these do NOT detract from the great work the Simbin boys have done. This mod is far more polished than many retail titles. And I cannot thank them enough for including the BEEG MOPAR SNAKE car in their work. And finally let me thank and congratulate you boys for a job well done. dave henrie
I havent experienced the prob with spinning dave. Ive had alot of slides and not noticed any problems after... i did notice that if you slide and lock the wheels up alot, you will hammer your tyres quickly which is realistic, unlike some sims where locking the tyres has a minimal effect. Where is the option the enable the replay again anyway :) Luke -=87=- "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:OU4L8.167698$L76.254162@rwcrnsc53...
Quoted text (7 lines)> Allright, first lemme say as a mod, this work is fantastic. now...onto > MINOR quibbles. > After driving a night race, the replay is in broad daylight. > The big screens around the tracks seem intent on showing the Formula 1 > cars rather than the GT cars. > The announcer needs to be updated. This actually may be do-able. There > is a site that took the drivers files for 2001 and updated them to work
with > the 2002 drivers lineup.(and cars too) So if the Simbin boys contactedthis
Quoted text (19 lines)> fellow, maybe he could provide custom announcer files. We could hear > something like... "The Viper driver set the fastest lap" instead of > "____________set the fastest lap." > it may be just my ragged driving style, but when i cook the tires by > sliding into a corner, even if I save it and drive on, I can almost > guarentee that I will swap ends at the next corner. This 'seemed' to be > fixed with the demo of F1 2002 so I'm hoping it is also carried on with v3 > when it's released. > > let me add and STRESS that these do NOT detract from the great work the > Simbin boys have done. This mod is far more polished than many retail > titles. And I cannot thank them enough for including the BEEG MOPAR SNAKE > car in their work. > > And finally let me thank and congratulate you boys for a job well done. > dave henrie > > >
"rrevved" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted text (21 lines)> On Tue, 04 Jun 2002 15:20:14 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > when i cook the tires by > >sliding into a corner, even if I save it and drive on, I can almost > >guarentee that I will swap ends at the next corner. > > Turn off 'tire wear'. > > From Version 3 info at the simbin site: > > "KNOWN ISSUES: You MUST turn tyre wear off. This is a compromise > we have made for the sake of realism. It seems that for a given set of > physics it is possible to adjust the tyres so that they either reach a > realistic operating temperature or that they wear in the correct > manner, but not both at the same time. Although there are several > solutions to the tyre-wear issue, they interfere with the behaviour of > the tyres themselves, for example, they alter the slip angles at which > the tires generate their peak cornering force. As this is not an > acceptable solution, we decided to ignore tire wear in the interests > of realistic handling." >
I saw that, but it didn't seem to be wear as much as heat. I could slide through a hairpin on the first lap then loop it on the milder turn that follows.. Looking at the tire indicators, the heat boxes changed colors but the tire wear wasn't a problem yet... however, the tires ACTED like they had worn down. But i turned it off like you and the readme said..and I just did a few laps at magny Coors. Turning off the tire wear DID seem to help. Not enough testing to be sure though. dave henrie
This issue will be sorted in our 2002 port. Tyre wear AND proper operating temeratures. Cheers Ian "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:so6L8.195650$[email hidden]... > > "rrevved" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > On Tue, 04 Jun 2002 15:20:14 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]>wrote:
Quoted text (21 lines)> > > > > when i cook the tires by > > >sliding into a corner, even if I save it and drive on, I can almost > > >guarentee that I will swap ends at the next corner. > > > > Turn off 'tire wear'. > > > > From Version 3 info at the simbin site: > > > > "KNOWN ISSUES: You MUST turn tyre wear off. This is a compromise > > we have made for the sake of realism. It seems that for a given set of > > physics it is possible to adjust the tyres so that they either reach a > > realistic operating temperature or that they wear in the correct > > manner, but not both at the same time. Although there are several > > solutions to the tyre-wear issue, they interfere with the behaviour of > > the tyres themselves, for example, they alter the slip angles at which > > the tires generate their peak cornering force. As this is not an > > acceptable solution, we decided to ignore tire wear in the interests > > of realistic handling." > > > I saw that, but it didn't seem to be wear as much as heat. I could
slide > through a hairpin on the first lap then loop it on the milder turn that > follows.. Looking at the tire indicators, the heat boxes changed colorsbut
Quoted text (8 lines)> the tire wear wasn't a problem yet... however, the tires ACTED like they > had worn down. > But i turned it off like you and the readme said..and I just did a few > laps at magny Coors. Turning off the tire wear DID seem to help. Not > enough testing to be sure though. > dave henrie > >
Eden 05 Jun 2002 00:36 UTC↳ reply to Ian Bell#116839
"Ian Bell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:AE6L8.32811$[email hidden]... > This issue will be sorted in our 2002 port. Tyre wear AND proper operating > temeratures. > Speaking of porting it to 2002, how long after the release do you think we'll be able to play this fantastic Mod? Denis
Eden 05 Jun 2002 04:17 UTC↳ reply to Ian Bell#116864
"Ian Bell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:AE6L8.32811$[email hidden]... > This issue will be sorted in our 2002 port. Tyre wear AND proper operating > temeratures. > Speaking of porting it to 2002, how long after the release do you think we'll be able to play this fantastic Mod? Denis

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