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F1C Melbourne and Braking Problems

Joe Blo

F1C Melbourne and Braking Problems

by Joe Blo » Mon, 08 Mar 2004 14:16:54

I recently picked up F1C and started racing at Melbourne. One thing that I
have found very frustrating is that I always end up retiring with brake
failure. If I try and back off on the brakes to conserve them, I loose a LOT
of time. It seems to me that the brake wear rate in this sim is artifically
high.

Is there anything that can be done (such as an .ini setting) that can
aleviate this?

Thanks.

Damien Evan

F1C Melbourne and Braking Problems

by Damien Evan » Mon, 08 Mar 2004 14:46:40

I assume you've increased the brake duct in the car setup?  Failing that,
you just need to try not to brake and accelerate at the same time too
much...
Dave Henri

F1C Melbourne and Braking Problems

by Dave Henri » Mon, 08 Mar 2004 16:05:45

   In the options, change the damage setting from "Time Scaled" to normal.

dh

Stephan Pasker

F1C Melbourne and Braking Problems

by Stephan Pasker » Mon, 08 Mar 2004 20:05:05


> I recently picked up F1C and started racing at Melbourne. One thing
> that I have found very frustrating is that I always end up retiring
> with brake failure. If I try and back off on the brakes to conserve
> them, I loose a LOT of time. It seems to me that the brake wear rate
> in this sim is artifically high.

> Is there anything that can be done (such as an .ini setting) that can
> aleviate this?

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