Hey JO,whats wrong with front wheels,looks a whole more real to me?
After all,games like Gp3 are surposed to be simulations.
So lets have front wheels like in F1RS.
Simon.
NO! NOT! NJET! NON! NEIN! NEEN!
:-)
They cover part of the view. I've raced F1GP and GP2 for 6 years now, and I
didn't need any wheels to know where I was on the track.
JoH
Why does everybody call me HelsOn????
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> >Hey JO,whats wrong with front wheels,looks a whole more real to me? > >After all,games like Gp3 are surposed to be simulations. > >So lets have front wheels like in F1RS. > NO! NOT! NJET! NON! NEIN! NEEN! > :-) > They cover part of the view. I've raced F1GP and GP2 for 6 years now, and I > didn't need any wheels to know where I was on the track.>They cover part of the view. I've raced F1GP and GP2 for 6 years now, and I
>didn't need any wheels to know where I was on the track.
It's not a matter of knowing where you are on the track. It's about
realism.
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Arthur
I suspect the reason for leaving the wheels and suspension out is that if
they were in view they'd have to be animated for the various front end
events. Its an easy way out to simply keep all the suspension and wheels
out of view.
Cheers
Phillip


































