>>>Create a new setup with wings set to minimum, shocks on zero, tire
>>>compound on "hard". Then take it for a spin around the Glen. :)
>>>I find the car still much too drivable, compared to the GPL AVIs, but
>>>the braking points seem to be accurate.
>>The braking points shouldn't be since you have a heck of a lot more
>>*** on the road as well as better brakes, so the distance should be
>>significantly shorter overall. Then again I guess the speed will be
>>higher with a modern Indycar so it may balance to some extent.
>It "helps" when you up the cold tire pressure to 40-someting. It is
>strange trying to build a really bad setup for a change. :)
>>I'm going to try this when I get home :-)
>Well, I'll *stop* trying it when I get home, but instead I will embark
>on an (at least) one-hour download session once the phone company's
>rates are switched to non-business-hours mode. The demo is available,
>but I have to hurry to get it before our American friends return from
>work.
Captain's log, supplemental:
Cancel everything I wrote - nothing prepares you for GPL! :) Papy,
take your time to make the sim absolutely perfect. You may even start
coding rain, since *I* won't need the full product for at least a
year. I'll be busy learning to drive Watkins Glen in the meantime.
Did I mention my new Native American name? "Parks-his-car-on-bales-
of-straw." Download the demo, and you'll soon know what I mean. :) By
all means, download the demo! It's a blast!
But be prepared for some humiliating experiences, especially if you
consider yourself a good driver. I consider myself an o.k. driver at
best, and yet, I had to correct that impression immediately. ;)
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Wolfgang Preiss \ E-mail copies of replies to this posting are welcome.
Uni des Saarlands \ and U.S. law. You have been warned.