> This sim is modeled unbelievably well and it bothers me that the feedback of
> the slip angles(tire slide)are not that well done.
/Christer, am I way off on this one or what???
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> I too would of liked a little more feedback from the tyres when braking. As it
> is now in the demo it seems as if I can hear if I brake to hard, but not if I
> brake to soft. I have the feeling that you get the best braking power if you
> dont hear any tyre squelling at all, which means keeping the pressure just a
> little bit short of where the tyre squelling kicks in. This would mean that you
> either memorize your foot angle for each corner (which seems to be the case with
> me) or you pump your brake to keep it near the threshold. Neither of these two
> techniques feels very realistic to me. I would rather prefer what Dan suggests,
> that the tyre squelling kicks in before I reach maximum traction, thus I could
> feel the car through the sound. This would replace the feeling of g-forces very
> well in my humble opinion :o).
I find it interesting how some people think there is not enough
feedback, but others (like me) think there is. But I don't reckon
it's worth bothering to worry about it until we try the full version,
since this is just a year old demo.
Cheerio,
Grant.
> I read somewhere that Papyrus is trying to make GPL the QUake of racing
> sims.If this is right,then I hope we can adjust the point in the slip angle
> range at which time the grip sound starts Dan
I'm waiting for a good force-feedback wheel to go along with GPL. If
Papyrus did their homework and got this right, we should all be able to
feel the fronts go light and funny just before we run off the track. I'd
build a force-feedback tilting seat cushion if I wasn't so absolutely
certain the Lounge Lizard Larry genre would find better use for it than
racing sims. :) It should be a real kick in the butt, though, if someone
were to allow our lower-body gyroscopes to get into the action. (I don't
dread the slippery streets of winter as much as most.)
Michael.
Trips
> Will GPL support force feedback? I'm not so sure that it will...
> No.
> > Will GPL support force feedback? I'm not so sure that it will...
Trips
(Having fun with headers ^^^ heh).
Actually, in the GPL Manual, you will have an explanation from David Kaemmer
about why there isn't any Force-Feedback option for GPL.
(I actually think that present FF is just not enough old/advanced for what
Papyrus would like to model, as wet weather is also).
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> >> No.
> Trips wrote after :
> >Didn't think so... thanks for confirming.
> (Having fun with headers ^^^ heh).
> Actually, in the GPL Manual, you will have an explanation from David Kaemmer
> about why there isn't any Force-Feedback option for GPL.
> (I actually think that present FF is just not enough old/advanced for what
> Papyrus would like to model, as wet weather is also).
I'm sure that when force feedback technology for PC's advances to the
point where realistic, useful feedback effects can be modeled, Papyrus
will show the way.
Trips
