Some time ago I got hold of Mike Corrigan's excellent program, EditRPY.
I found it pretty cool to look at the different laptimes and speed
troughout a race, so thanks Mike!
Recently I've been doing some testing at Martinsville and I've "taped" some
of my best laps. I found that the key to fastlap lies not only in car-setup
but in the abillety (don't know if that's speed right?) to be smooth around
the track. So what i now want to do is analyse my laps and here's where the
help's needed....
I would like to make some graphs out the data I've collected using
EditRPY. I've tried and tried, but so far I'm compleatly lost!!
I would like some tips or better yet; a guide to importing and making
graphs using Microsoft's EXCEL (Office95 vers.)
In advanse, thanks!
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Best Racing Regards,
Edwin Solheim
To finnish 1st - 1st u have to finnish
Go to http://http.tamu.edu/~y0m9698/game.html
There is a spreadsheet templates made by Chris Drake.
I think there is also an instruction on how to import data into the
spreadsheet.
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http://http.tamu.edu/~y0m9698/index.html
: Some time ago I got hold of Mike Corrigan's excellent program, EditRPY.
: I found it pretty cool to look at the different laptimes and speed
: troughout a race, so thanks Mike!
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: I would like to make some graphs out the data I've collected using
: EditRPY. I've tried and tried, but so far I'm compleatly lost!!
: I would like some tips or better yet; a guide to importing and making
: graphs using Microsoft's EXCEL (Office95 vers.)
Save yourself the trouble. You should be able to find a link at the
following URL with templates already setup for EXCEL with the graphs
already laid out and labled.
http://http.tamu.edu:8000/~y0m9698/index.html
Look for Chris Drake's Excellent EditReplay Excel Spreadsheets
for NASCAR & ICR2.
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Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town.
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I'd like to know myself. I hear you can actually take multiple laps and
put them all into one replay. That would help since I'm just barely
breaking 100's at Martinsville after running 5 or 6 laps where guys are
qualifying at 100.5+
> I'd like to know myself. I hear you can actually take multiple laps and
> put them all into one replay. That would help since I'm just barely
> breaking 100's at Martinsville after running 5 or 6 laps where guys are
> qualifying at 100.5+
Download RaceTime from the address below. You can combine up to eight
qualifying runs into a single replay file and then view it to see how
the different setups and lines compare. You can also print a detail race
log showing speed, acceleration, lap times, etc. for each car in the
race.
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Chuck Stuart - Mesquite TX USA
RaceTime utility program for Nascar1/Indycar2.
http://www.metronet.com/~cstuart/
>Some time ago I got hold of Mike Corrigan's excellent program, EditRPY.
>I found it pretty cool to look at the different laptimes and speed
>troughout a race, so thanks Mike!
Where can I get a hold of the EditRPY program?
>>Some time ago I got hold of Mike Corrigan's excellent program, EditRPY.
>>I found it pretty cool to look at the different laptimes and speed
>>troughout a race, so thanks Mike!
>Where can I get a hold of the EditRPY program?
Try http://www.millcomm.com/~corrigan/editrpy.html
Dave (davids) Sparks
Late Night League
http://www.sequoia-dev.com/Hawaii/latenite.html
