rec.autos.simulators

Red Rock for N1-help!

Jon Van Ginneke

Red Rock for N1-help!

by Jon Van Ginneke » Thu, 26 Mar 1998 04:00:00

After converting Red Rock N2 to ICR2 and then converting it to N1 there are
problems in the lp files.

The only place there is an error in the lp file is in T1.  After the AI's
cross the start finish line about 7 seconds later the cars just fall down
the track and seem to bang against the maxrace wall.  Why would they fall
down the track if the lp file is telling them to stay above the maxrace
line?

I did make a new lp file for it where the cars would be so high on the track
that this would not effect them, but when cars try and pass each other on
the right they encounter the problem again!  Can somebody tell me why it has
this problem?  Because it doesn'ty encounter this with both the N2 or ICR2
versions of the lp file, which happen to have ther same definitions as the
N1 lp file (N2 file also).

I would thank anybody's help.

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Tom Hanse

Red Rock for N1-help!

by Tom Hanse » Thu, 26 Mar 1998 04:00:00

In both N1 and N2 - if you make the LP files too fast for the available
traction (I guess this is what it is) - the cars will run off the track.  I
saw the same thing when I modified the Bristol AI in N1 to run quicker in
the turns in he high groove.  The cars would often just smack the outside
wall - then continue on with no damage of course.  There is no solution
except lowering the speed value and playing with the lateral acceleration
value.
/TomH



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