Has anyone else noticed that tracks in GP2 seem to too flat? I think
this is most noticeable in last corner just before start finish straight
in Interlagos. In TV the corner seems to have variable banking - almost
flat near pit entry and relatively high banking near grandstands. In GP2
the corner surface has even banking, which (I think) is incorrect.
Pasi.
You're right. The Sony Playstation F1 is better than GP2 in this regard.
The banking of the track is faithfully reproduced there, but not in GP2.
Randy
A lot of tracks have been altered since 1994 which GP2 simulates.
F1 on PSX simulates 1995???
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Andrew
There is no banking at all in GP2. Ofcourse there are altitude
differences, but only in driving direction, not perpendicular to the
driving direction.
Arnold
> Has anyone else noticed that tracks in GP2 seem to too flat? I think
> this is most noticeable in last corner just before start finish straight
> in Interlagos.
Bye,
Luca
> > Has anyone else noticed that tracks in GP2 seem to too flat? I think=
> > this is most noticeable in last corner just before start finish strai=
ght
> > in Interlagos.
> =
> Speaking of tracks, I would also like to have asphalt at the exit of
> the variante Ascari at Monza rather than grass.
> In real life cars often go too wide over the kerb and end up ... still =
on
> track (almost). I often do the same and loose control on the grass :)
> =
> Bye,
> Luca
Bye, Ren=E9.
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Hmm, if you watch a car drive onto pit straight from the TV camera view
(left cursor) it does look like there is banking on the road.
I'm not sure about this, but in real life is there banking there? I know
it looks like it from the trackside camera on TV, but what about
from car-mounted cameras? Anyone?
Rob.
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