When using any F1 Editors for the PC, to change the horsepower ratings for each
car, I find that when I change car number 6's HP rate (Going on 1994 car numbers
) to a medium one, and change car 5's hp to high, Lehto goes very quick!
Usually in third place! What Can I do to make it more realistic?
Appologies to JJ if your reading this...
>When using any F1 Editors for the PC, to change the horsepower ratings for each
>car, I find that when I change car number 6's HP rate (Going on 1994 car numbers
>) to a medium one, and change car 5's hp to high, Lehto goes very quick!
>Usually in third place! What Can I do to make it more realistic?
>Appologies to JJ if your reading this...
I have a similar problem. Sometimes, Pacifics qualify in the top 10 even
with HP 500 and driver rating 40. HELP!
Guanyao Cheng
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> When using any F1 Editors for the PC, to change the horsepower ratings for each > car, I find that when I change car number 6's HP rate (Going on 1994 car numbers > ) to a medium one, and change car 5's hp to high, Lehto goes very quick! > Usually in third place! What Can I do to make it more realistic? > Appologies to JJ if your reading this...Well of course it is no longer a problem now that Johnny Herbert
is in the second seat at Benetton! (Sorry JJ)
You need to adjust his qualifying and race abilities. It won't make him
too much slower, but it will knock him out of the top 3.
For example - #5 = 750 HP Q1 R1
#6 = 750 HP Q26 R28
Even though they have the same HP, JJ will be a bit slower. This is
because he won't be as good in the corners. He will still be just as
quick in the straights with that 750HP, but braking and cornering suffer.
If Q26 and R28 are still quick, go with a higher number. You will be
limited to 34 as the highest.
Not knowing your other settings, I will estimate that JJ will now be back
to about 10th or 12th. Once in a while he will still be in the top 5,
but there's nothing you can do about that.
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> You need to adjust his qualifying and race abilities. It won't make him > too much slower, but it will knock him out of the top 3. > For example - #5 = 750 HP Q1 R1 > #6 = 750 HP Q26 R28 > Even though they have the same HP, JJ will be a bit slower. This is > because he won't be as good in the corners. He will still be just as > quick in the straights with that 750HP, but braking and cornering suffer. > If Q26 and R28 are still quick, go with a higher number. You will be > limited to 34 as the highest. > Not knowing your other settings, I will estimate that JJ will now be back > to about 10th or 12th. Once in a while he will still be in the top 5, > but there's nothing you can do about that.> Well of course it is no longer a problem now that Johnny Herbert
> is in the second seat at Benetton! (Sorry JJ)
Here's another pseudo-funny patriotic comment:
Now the problem is you have to get the guy to Not Finish every time ;-)
(Sorry Johnny, better luck in '95...)
Peace, JJ Palo
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Yeah, but how do you make sure it retires really early on in the race?


































