http://www.racesimcentral.net/), the number of circuits available for GPL
approaches 50. With seven different chassis and three classes, the
number of setups required to cover all possibilities is over a thousand!
There is no way that I or anyone else can conceivably publish setup
collections that are anywhere near complete or comprehensive and also
consistent, at least at any time in the near future.
Aware of this prospect, my brother Nate Hine has developed a new program
called GPL Race Engineer. This program is designed to assist you in
developing new setups and adapting existing setups to new tracks and/or
new chassis or classes. With an extensive array of features, GRE makes
developing setups faster, easier, and more fun than ever before.
While Nate was developing GRE, I was writing a very comprehensive
document called GRE Help. This weighty electronic tome contains an
introduction to race car dynamics, a primer on setting up cars for GPL,
and extensive reference material.
Together, GRE and GRE Help - putting a large body of knowledge and
experience at your fingertips - present you with a unique new
opportunity to enhance your own understanding of race car behavior in
both GPL's virtual world and the real world.
Your days of poking around on the Internet for setups and begging people
to send you their setups are over.
Go here to read more about GRE and to download it:
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
Click on Help, then Add-Ons, then GPL Race Engineer.
Alison
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
http://www.racesimcentral.net/