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RaceDemo 0.13 released at my site.

4 posts by 3 people · 07 Feb 2002 07:28 UTC - 08 Feb 2002 00:11 UTC

Colin Reed 07 Feb 2002 07:28 UTC#137691
Yes I know the last demo was only a week ago, but hey, I've been busy :-) Controller support is in but you need to hand configure your controller, please read the setupController.txt file, it should be fairly straight forward to figure out. You can grab the new demo from http://www.cersoft.com I have still not yet implemented relaxation lengths for the tires and hence the wheels rotate when at low speeds. The keyboard configuration can be changed (with the help of the calibration screen) so people with non-QWERTY keyboards should have an easier time, let me know if you still have trouble ... Enjoy, Colin
Hi Colin, Congratulation! Very good work for a 0.13 version. I my opinion, it's better than racer's 0.49 It would be fine to have a higher resolution. Greetings and keep on your excellent work, Uli
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Quoted text (20 lines)> Yes I know the last demo was only a week ago, but hey, I've been busy > :-) > > Controller support is in but you need to hand configure your > controller, please read the setupController.txt file, it should be > fairly straight forward to figure out. > > You can grab the new demo from > > http://www.cersoft.com > > I have still not yet implemented relaxation lengths for the tires and > hence the wheels rotate when at low speeds. > > The keyboard configuration can be changed (with the help of the > calibration screen) so people with non-QWERTY keyboards should have an > easier time, let me know if you still have trouble ... > > Enjoy, > Colin
Do you model your springs as if the wheels have no weight, or do you integrate the wheel's vertical velocity over time? In your first demo release (skyline) I thought that the suspension felt very good. Are you using the same techniques now (celicas) but with diffrent suspension settings? /Jerry
> Do you model your springs as if the wheels have no weight, or do you > integrate the wheel's vertical velocity over time? Ahhhh, now that would be telling :-) Let me just say that my suspension is a little more analytical than usual ... > In your first demo release (skyline) I thought that the suspension > felt very good. Are you using the same techniques now (celicas) but > with diffrent suspension settings? Same technique, different settings ... In 0.13 there is much more compression damping and the springs are about 10cm shorter, spring rates are about the same, if you want you can open the file dataDir/carModel/carSetup.ini and have a play around with the settings ... Colin

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