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F1C setup assistance

Don Burnett

F1C setup assistance

by Don Burnett » Mon, 21 Jul 2003 16:07:03

Ok,
I installed F1C this evening, and so far really like it. The FF is
excellent, graphics look great, and I really like the physics so far.

I have been working on a setup for Germany, basically all I have done is
shortened the gearing ratios,reduced the starting fuel load,  lowered the
ride height, and lowered the front and rear spoilers. I am using the soft
tire compound, testing in dry conditions. My times right now are in the 1:24
range,  is this getting close to being competitive, or do I have a ways to
go?

Thanks,

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Damien Smit

F1C setup assistance

by Damien Smit » Mon, 21 Jul 2003 17:38:37

Is that Nurburgring or Hockenheim?
Iain Mackenzi

F1C setup assistance

by Iain Mackenzi » Mon, 21 Jul 2003 17:55:19

You can judge by the times the AI are doing in your sessions, esp
qualifying.
Iain


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Don Burnett

F1C setup assistance

by Don Burnett » Mon, 21 Jul 2003 22:15:11


> Is that Nurburgring or Hockenheim?

Sorry,  Hockenheim.
:)

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Haqsa

F1C setup assistance

by Haqsa » Tue, 22 Jul 2003 03:40:23

Which Hockenheim?



> > Is that Nurburgring or Hockenheim?

> Sorry,  Hockenheim.
> :)

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Nats

F1C setup assistance

by Nats » Tue, 22 Jul 2003 07:08:01

Well put it this way last years Hockenheim (the updated track) showed
qualifying times between 1m14.389s and 1m19.775s so its not bad but dont
worry I for one never get anywhere near the actual F1 times and you will
probably find you will have to reduce the AI strength to around 80-85% to
get into the qualifying times somewhere. Its very difficult becuase actually
driving a real car and simulating the event are very different - I
personally think it would be easier to get closer to the real times in  a
real car than in a simulation as you can feel the traction better etc. Plus
the actual mechanical and electrical complexities of real F1 cars are
probably not entirely accurately protrayed in the game.

Dont worry about it just have a look at some F1 Challenge sites showing
other players times and try to get close to them.
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Damien Smit

F1C setup assistance

by Damien Smit » Tue, 22 Jul 2003 10:16:05

LOL.....If it's the old Hockenheim then 1:24 is ***y awesome!

Don Burnett

F1C setup assistance

by Don Burnett » Tue, 22 Jul 2003 13:33:11


>> Which Hockenheim?

> LOL.....If it's the old Hockenheim then 1:24 is ***y awesome!

No, 2002.
:)

I have got it down to 1:22 now, still working on it.

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