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GPL Setup Tool...

14 posts by 11 people · 29 Mar 1999 - 31 Mar 1999

Tom Quick 29 Mar 1999#458814
Guys, Dane Johnson has a very neat tool for Nascar Racing called NRHQ. You can download it from http://www.vii.com/~danej/ The software allows you to :check lap times, view replays, and chart them, and my favorite "tweak setups". It takes suggestions from you the driver such as "loose entering corners", "pushing in middle of turn", etc. and gives you choices of what could be wrong with the selected setup. You then go and apply the change and the software even writes a new setup with that singular change in it. You can then go out and try it and if it still needs something else you can continue on this way until it feels right. My question is, "how many people here would be interested in a version of this for GPL?"
I raise my hand in class for this.!! It worked OK for me in N2, why not GPL? "ZZ" -- Official member IGPS (Internet Grand Prix Series) And Sim Racing Mag Ferrari Challenge ---------------- Busch Motorsports "Remember racecar is racecar spelled backward" ----------------- Busch Carpentry "Plans?"
Turbojo 29 Mar 1999#458816
Sign me up too!!!! Boy what a help this would be for us newbies. Joe
5th Docto 30 Mar 1999#459001
I'd pay $25 American dollars for this.
Quoted text (17 lines)>Guys, >Dane Johnson has a very neat tool for Nascar Racing called NRHQ. You can >download it from http://www.vii.com/~danej/ >The software allows you to :check lap times, view replays, and chart them, >and my favorite "tweak setups". It takes suggestions from you the driver >such as "loose entering corners", "pushing in middle of turn", etc. and >gives you choices of what could be wrong with the selected setup. You then >go and apply the change and the software even writes a new setup with that >singular change in it. >You can then go out and try it and if it still needs something else you can >continue on this way until it feels right. >My question is, "how many people here would be interested in a version of >this for GPL?"
G. Patric 30 Mar 1999#459002
On Mon, 29 Mar 1999 19:28:21 -0500, "Tom Quick" Got my vote!! G. Patricks
^Frett 30 Mar 1999#459003
Two thumbs up here!! Sounds like a great tool!! ^Fretts
Quoted text (17 lines)> Guys, > Dane Johnson has a very neat tool for Nascar Racing called NRHQ. You can > download it from http://www.vii.com/~danej/ > The software allows you to :check lap times, view replays, and chart them, > and my favorite "tweak setups". It takes suggestions from you the driver > such as "loose entering corners", "pushing in middle of turn", etc. and > gives you choices of what could be wrong with the selected setup. You then > go and apply the change and the software even writes a new setup with that > singular change in it. > You can then go out and try it and if it still needs something else you can > continue on this way until it feels right. > My question is, "how many people here would be interested in a version of > this for GPL?"
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Joe McGinn 30 Mar 1999#459004
>My question is, "how many people here would be interested in a version of >this for GPL?" Yes please! I'll never have the time to learn manual setups, but I'd love to be able to tweak the cars. Joe
Joe McGinn 30 Mar 1999#459005
>I'd pay $25 American dollars for this. Ditto, if it was well done. Joe
>My question is, "how many people here would be interested in a version of >this for GPL?" At least one, I :) -- < Tero Turtiainen | Yes Sir, may I*** your boots or do your Highness > < turtiain at iki.fi | use dry cleaning? - Stone >
m.seery 30 Mar 1999#459007
Sounds good to me. I'd happily shell out a few quid. Mark
Quoted text (12 lines)>Two thumbs up here!! Sounds like a great tool!! >^Fretts >> Guys, >> Dane Johnson has a very neat tool for Nascar Racing called NRHQ. You can >> download it from http://www.vii.com/~danej/ >> The software allows you to :check lap times, view replays, and chart
them, >> and my favorite "tweak setups". It takes suggestions from you the driver >> such as "loose entering corners", "pushing in middle of turn", etc. and >> gives you choices of what could be wrong with the selected setup. You then >> go and apply the change and the software even writes a new setup with that >> singular change in it. >> You can then go out and try it and if it still needs something else you can >> continue on this way until it feels right. >> My question is, "how many people here would be interested in a version of >> this for GPL?"
On Mon, 29 Mar 1999 19:28:21 -0500, "Tom Quick"
Quoted text (9 lines)>Guys, >Dane Johnson has a very neat tool for Nascar Racing called NRHQ. You can >download it from http://www.vii.com/~danej/ >The software allows you to :check lap times, view replays, and chart them, >and my favorite "tweak setups". It takes suggestions from you the driver >such as "loose entering corners", "pushing in middle of turn", etc. and >gives you choices of what could be wrong with the selected setup.
... Should be a default feature for any upcoming serious sims; while Novice in GPL has a very relative meaning, a setup Assistant would be great for a lot of people, especially since really being to set up a car means a lot of reading and experimentation for a lot of users, and this way it would be much more intuitive. Ruud van Gaal MarketGraph / MachTech: http://www.marketgraph.nl Art: http://www.marketgraph.nl/gallery
Joe McGinn 30 Mar 1999#459009
I agree. That would be a great way for a "die hard sim" like GPL to counter the criticism of being too inaccessible for newbies, without having to resort to arcade modes and such. Joe
Tom Quick 30 Mar 1999#459010
My thoughts exactly. I would think Papy might be interested in such a project as well! <G>
Quoted text (11 lines)> >Should be a default feature for any upcoming serious sims; while > >Novice in GPL has a very relative meaning, a setup Assistant would be > >great for a lot of people, especially since really being to set up a > >car means a lot of reading and experimentation for a lot of users, and > >this way it would be much more intuitive. > I agree. That would be a great way for a "die hard sim" like GPL to > counter the criticism of being too inaccessible for newbies, without > having to resort to arcade modes and such. > Joe
I'll pay 100,000 Indonesian Rupiahs for this .. (hmm that's about 20 american dollars) "^Fretts
Quoted text (23 lines)> Two thumbs up here!! Sounds like a great tool!! > ^Fretts > > Guys, > > Dane Johnson has a very neat tool for Nascar Racing called NRHQ. You can > > download it from http://www.vii.com/~danej/ > > The software allows you to :check lap times, view replays, and chart them, > > and my favorite "tweak setups". It takes suggestions from you the driver > > such as "loose entering corners", "pushing in middle of turn", etc. and > > gives you choices of what could be wrong with the selected setup. You then > > go and apply the change and the software even writes a new setup with that > > singular change in it. > > You can then go out and try it and if it still needs something else you can > > continue on this way until it feels right. > > My question is, "how many people here would be interested in a version of > > this for GPL?"

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