Hey Everyone...
Thanks For Checking Out My Post...
I just wanted to know
what is the percentage of laps you currently run...
i am making ai for a specific amount laps...
any feedback will be greatly appreciated...
thanks
john
dont drive n2 much now, moved on to gpl, but when i did (offline) it was
always 100%, I used to run busch and wc seasons at the same time sorta thing
(which of course means i did less that 100% wc distance in the bgn races)
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>Hey Everyone... >Thanks For Checking Out My Post... >I just wanted to know >what is the percentage of laps you currently run... >i am making ai for a specific amount laps... >any feedback will be greatly appreciated... >thanks >johnI've always ran 100% length, 100% oppenent strength - if I get my ***kicked,
then I need to work on it...
I run a custom season with different length races, some shorter, some longer -
like a 300 mile at Atlanta or a 500 mile at Michigan - used to run a 1000 mile
race at Talladega with N1 - would run approx. half at nite and the rest at
day....
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>Hey Everyone... >Thanks For Checking Out My Post... >I just wanted to know >what is the percentage of laps you currently run... >i am making ai for a specific amount laps... >any feedback will be greatly appreciated... >thanks >johnhehe ever done a 1000 lap bristol? my arms have ached ever since!
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> I've always ran 100% length, 100% oppenent strength - if I get my ***
kicked,
> then I need to work on it...
> I run a custom season with different length races, some shorter, some
longer -
> like a 300 mile at Atlanta or a 500 mile at Michigan - used to run a 1000
mile
> race at Talladega with N1 - would run approx. half at nite and the rest at
> day....


































