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GP2 Hockenheim Setup, help needed!

7 posts by 6 people · 30 Jul 1996 - 05 Aug 1996

writes Here's one I used for a 1:41.8xx. It was developed by Georg Naujoks on CompuServe (who has, of course, gone even faster!). Cheers! John [ Section: 1/1 File: gn143226.csi Encoder: Turnpike Version 1.11 ] begin 644 gn143226.csi G``````````0$!`0$!`0$#P\5%0\/%15D9(R,9F8X.`(`!0"Y!^L_ ` end end sum -r/size 49354/145 section (from "begin" to "end") sum -r/size 42689/84 entire input file _________________________________ __ _____| |_____ __ ________| |__| :| John Wallace | |__| |________ \ :| |::| :| Team WW Racing TSW | |::| | / > :| |::| :|_________________________________| |::| | < / :|__|::|____/ * Sim Racing News * \____|::|__| \ /______:/ \::/ http://sneezy.dcn.ed.ac.uk/simnews/index.htm \._____\ [link lost in import: /~harmon/simnews]
Quoted text (8 lines)> I was inspired by real life F1 and started my GP2 testing in > Hockenheim. I got 1.54's and 1.55's with the default settings. > Then I tried to change them a bit - now I get top speed of > 328-329 km/h, and lap times around 1.51's. But the car is awful > to drive, I guess I messed up the front / rear balance really badly. > Has anybody found ideal setups for Hockenheim? I'm using a joystick, > and auto gears & throttle help. No other helpers. TIA.
Well, I don't know about everyone else, but i found the joystick to be a right *** for control. Anyway, I managed to get consistent 1:46 and 1:47 with my setup.. rear wing on 1, front wing about 14, gears relatively standard excepting 6th a touch longer. Springs and anti roll bars fairly standard, etc.
Quoted text (10 lines)> I was inspired by real life F1 and started my GP2 testing in > Hockenheim. I got 1.54's and 1.55's with the default settings. > Then I tried to change them a bit - now I get top speed of > 328-329 km/h, and lap times around 1.51's. But the car is awful > to drive, I guess I messed up the front / rear balance really badly. > Has anybody found ideal setups for Hockenheim? I'm using a joystick, > and auto gears & throttle help. No other helpers. TIA. > -- > Sampsa Nuotio
Hi! I'm not fast enough yet, but I can cure that 1.51: Wings: f: 9 b: 1 Roll Bars: f: 3000 b: 750 Springs: f: 1300 b: 1200 Ride Height: f: 32 b: 58 6th gear: 65:64 Whith those I can run 1.45 times (my best 1.45.103 By the way: lose that autogearbox (and all helpers too) ! Toni
How about using the showset utility at: http://www.sax.de/~sts/gp2-arch.html instead of posting the rather unreadable *.*si code... The utility dumps the whole setup information to the screen and piping the output to a file or the printer gives a nice and readable format. Try it, I thinks it can improve discussions about the GP2 setups in this newsgroup a lot... Happy racing ;^) Marcus -- Marcus v. Scotti --- Imperial College --- Information Engineering http://www.ee.ic.ac.uk/research/information/www/scotti/scotti.html P.S.: What you see is what you paid for...
I got showset from CompuServe a while back, but posting the "*.cs?" files simply saves people a lot of typing. Save it to your GP2 directory, load it up and away you go. For those without printers you have to copy the whole thing down, load up GP2 and then type it all in - major pain. Cheers! John _________________________________ __ _____| |_____ __ ________| |__| :| John Wallace | |__| |________ \ :| |::| :| Team WW Racing TSW | |::| | / > :| |::| :|_________________________________| |::| | < / :|__|::|____/ * Sim Racing News * \____|::|__| \ /______:/ \::/ http://sneezy.dcn.ed.ac.uk/simnews/index.htm \::/ \._____\ http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/~harmon/simnews
Quoted text (14 lines)> > I was inspired by real life F1 and started my GP2 testing in > > Hockenheim. I got 1.54's and 1.55's with the default settings. > > Then I tried to change them a bit - now I get top speed of > > 328-329 km/h, and lap times around 1.51's. But the car is awful > > to drive, I guess I messed up the front / rear balance really badly. > > Has anybody found ideal setups for Hockenheim? I'm using a joystick, > > and auto gears & throttle help. No other helpers. TIA. > Well, I don't know about everyone else, but i found the joystick to be a > right *** for control. Anyway, I managed to get consistent 1:46 and > 1:47 with my setup.. rear wing on 1, front wing about 14, gears > relatively standard excepting 6th a touch longer. Springs and anti roll > bars fairly standard, etc.
I've got a pretty good setup for germany, i get 1.46 with keyboard, u
Brad Morga 05 Aug 1996#331684
On Wed, 31 Jul 1996 17:01:23 +0100, "Marcus v. Scotti"
Quoted text (8 lines)>How about using the showset utility at: > http://www.sax.de/~sts/gp2-arch.html >instead of posting the rather unreadable *.*si code... >The utility dumps the whole setup information to the screen and piping >the output to a file or the printer gives a nice and readable format. >Try it, I thinks it can improve discussions about the GP2 setups in this >newsgroup a lot...
What is really needed is a setup program that both dumps a setup file in a readable fashion AND reads its own output and produces a binary setup file! Such a program should quickly become a standard. Brad

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