rec.autos.simulators

> To be fair to the Bremgarten development team, to AI's at their track is
> non-exsisting - for one reason;  *I* couldn't find the time to make it -
> before they wanted to release the track.

> So if you experience weird behaviour etc. -  you now know why.

> Ed_
> The GPLEA

> > Bruce,

> > The AIs are...well, *bizarre* doesn't begin to cover it.  I 'staged'
(but
> > didn't participate in, so I could observe) an AI race, and can confirm
yer
> > observation: they get off to a crawling start, then seem to pick up the
> > pace.  Then it gets *really* wierd.  In a 7-lap race, every car made one
> or
> > more pit stops...but then RAN OUT OF GAS!  Well, almost everybody.
> > Scarfiotti won (!!!), and Parkes (!!!) was second.  Both finished at
about

> > 2:23--second.)  Every other car else stopped on the track and then
winked
> > out; simply vanished.  I've never seen AIs make pit stops (I guess no
one
> > told them you can't make pit stops in GPL!) in a race; I can only
imagine
> > they thought they were in a P&Q session.

> > Lovely track!  I'm sure it will be a nightmare online.  I can't wait to
> d/l
> > Greger Huttu's Hot Lap, tho.

> > --Steve Smith

> No, it's just there for the show, but it looks great :)

> Now that's an interesting idea:-) I suppose you get wheelspin
> everywhere?

> - Michael

> --
> Regards,
> Bruce Kennewell,
> Canberra, Australia.
> ---------------------------

> > No, it's just there for the show, but it looks great :)

> >Okay...thanks, Ed./
> >Will you (or someone) be making some competitive AI?

> I read on GPLEA that Sabre Team is making an AI for Bremgarten.
> So the AI is in good hands now :)

> Andre

> >--
> >Regards,
> >Bruce Kennewell,
> >Canberra, Australia.
> >---------------------------

> > Really, you blokes have to stop this output of wonderful add-ons for
GPL;
> > Sierra want to put the thing to sleep and you just keep it going!

> > Seriously..........another wonderful piece of artistry from the circuit
> > specialists and definitely (in my humble opinion) the "scariest" track
to
> > drive fast.  Can you even *begin* to imagine what is must have been like
> in
> > a pre-war Auto Union or Mercedes?  Pounding through the "green tunnel"?
> > Shudder!!!

> If you want to *somewhat* simulate the pre-war cars, use the Engine
Manager
> and put an F1 engine in an F2 or F3 chassis. I did this and the car is
> unbelievably sensitive to power.

>Since nobody's taken it yet, I'd like to take credit for the F1/lease
>engine combination being designated as  "FU"...

> You wanna see *wierd*, try looking at the cobblestones from the F10 view:
> zzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzZZZZZZZZZZZ.  Oy, such a
> headache!

> --Steve

> > It does, doesn't it?!
> > (Makes my eyes go weird!! :-))

> > --
> > Regards,
> > Bruce Kennewell,
> > Canberra, Australia.
> > ---------------------------

> > > No, it's just there for the show, but it looks great :)