What do the columns of #'s stand for and what do they do in V1.2
Nascar racing?
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** Keep the shiny side up & the hammer down **
*** Ron "Cougar" Riekens II ***
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*** NAS ARCA Series #96 Pontiac ***
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What do the columns of #'s stand for and what do they do in V1.2
Nascar racing?
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** Keep the shiny side up & the hammer down **
*** Ron "Cougar" Riekens II ***
**** Owner - Driver ****
**** Medallion Motorsports/*** Photography ****
*** NAS ARCA Series #96 Pontiac ***
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What do the columns of #'s stand for and what do they do in V1.2
Nascar racing?
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** Keep the shiny side up & the hammer down **
*** Ron "Cougar" Riekens II ***
**** Owner - Driver ****
**** Medallion Motorsports/*** Photography ****
*** NAS ARCA Series #96 Pontiac ***
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The first number is the car's #
The second number is chassis
The third number is tars (i.e.,tires)
The fourth & fifth numbers represent the "power" range
The sixth & seventh numbers represent the "traction" range
The eighth & nineth numbers represent the "drag" range
The tenth & eleventh numbers represent the driver's "aggressiveness"
range
During each session the program will pick a number within the above
ranges. This will dictate the overall performance of this driver. The
power translates basically to straight-away speed. Traction deals with
cornering ability. Drag is used during qualifying. Aggressiveness
dictates the driver's tendancy to move over if you "get under them".
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