Hi,I have seen a patch on the web that makes running on the grass not so
slow,cannot remember where???would someone kindly point me in the right
direction please.T.I.A.
The problem with GPL in this area isn't that the grass is too slow, it's
too slippery. Just half a rear wheel on it means a *** oversteer
moment. I could live with that but the AI cars have "magic grip" which
allows them to recover miraculously from grass-tracking incidents, and
also "magic steering" which allows the cars to rotate as if pivoting
about their centers.
- Michael
Isn't that what you should expect from a Formula 1 ?
Oh AI.... it's just so... <1996> ;-)
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> The problem with GPL in this area isn't that the grass is too slow, it's
> too slippery. Just half a rear wheel on it means a *** oversteer
> moment.
> > The problem with GPL in this area isn't that the grass is too slow, it's
> > too slippery. Just half a rear wheel on it means a *** oversteer
> > moment.
> Grass _is_ slippery as hell compared to the track, so instant oversteer
> with half a rear wheel on it is just what to expect if you are driving
> on the limit.
It's easily done from the***pit view, because the rears are wider than
the fronts.
- Michael
>The problem with GPL in this area isn't that the grass is too slow, it's
>too slippery. Just half a rear wheel on it means a *** oversteer
>moment. I could live with that but the AI cars have "magic grip" which
>allows them to recover miraculously from grass-tracking incidents, and
>also "magic steering" which allows the cars to rotate as if pivoting
>about their centers.
As far as the AI goes, they are amazing when it comes to steering off
onto the grass and then back onto the circuit. They don't even have to
point the car back towards the track and yet it still comes back on in a
sideways kind of motion. ;-)
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