rec.autos.simulators

> I was wondering if the debris (tires, front wing, etc) left by other
> cars [from a crash] in the road will effect your car if you drive over
> it? Like for example if you ran over a Ferrari's front wing would it
> damage your car by puncturing your tires or something?

> How realistic is the debris on the road? I know that in ICR2, the
> debris doesn't do anything to effect your car. The debris just
> disappears after a while with no real effect on anything.

> How is it for GP2?

> --

> "Let's kick the tires and light the fires Big Daddy!" -anonymous dead wingman

> > I know you can drive over stuff on the track and by that
> > I mean you will bounce off/over it. I do NOT know if it
> > damages your car though. I was too busy getting the heck
> > outta the way to not get clobbered by the other cars bearing
> > down on the scene. I did have to duck my head to avoid one
> > flying tire, however. Hope this helps...hehehehe

> Which one is the Duck button? Is it user configured?

>  Dan

> I know you can drive over stuff on the track and by that
> I mean you will bounce off/over it. I do NOT know if it
> damages your car though. I was too busy getting the heck
> outta the way to not get clobbered by the other cars bearing
> down on the scene. I did have to duck my head to avoid one
> flying tire, however. Hope this helps...hehehehe

> > I know you can drive over stuff on the track and by that
> > I mean you will bounce off/over it. I do NOT know if it
> > damages your car though. I was too busy getting the heck
> > outta the way to not get clobbered by the other cars bearing
> > down on the scene. I did have to duck my head to avoid one
> > flying tire, however. Hope this helps...hehehehe

> Which one is the Duck button? Is it user configured?

>  Dan