I was racing today at Talladega and I noticed I can't go as fast as I have
before. All the race settings are the same, same setup, and I even
re-calibrated and still it was slow. Anyone have this problem before?
Racer X
Veteran Sim Racer
Victory Lane-
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Noticed this problem when I last used reformulated gas. Kidding aside. \Have you loaded
new software that might affect your overhaul settings?
Ernie
% I was racing today at Talladega and I noticed I can't go as fast as I have
% before. All the race settings are the same, same setup, and I even
% re-calibrated and still it was slow. Anyone have this problem before?
Try an re-calibrate your controller. Also, just in case, make sure you
don't have any helps turned on.
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That usually happens with me at any N2 track after I have spent time
racing another sim, such as GPL or VR. It usually takes me a little
while to get readjusted to N2's physics engine.
This will probably do it.
I also tend to 'short-stroke' the accellerator calibration just a tad as
well.
What I mean is do a calibration and remember what the number is when you
fully depress the accellerator.
Then, re-calibrate again, and when you press the gas, stop short by
about a count of 20. Don't press it all the way down.
This will not gain you an edge, it's not a cheat, but it will help
overcome mechanical sloppiness that is present in all controllers and
make sure you get full accelleration all the time.
-Larry
> Try an re-calibrate your controller. Also, just in case, make sure you
> don't have any helps turned on.
