Wow, another impressive effort!
Two quick questions: 1) are the default set-ups developed? Are there
downloadable set-ups for each car that work well?
2) For those of without clutches who have to use "Amateur" mode in GTR2002,
what is the equivalent setting here? Either there is a huge clutch bite on
downshift, or the brake balance is shifted so far that the car pirouettes
from that :)
Looks like lots of fun.
Thanks,
Marc
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I don't know the reasoning or the cure, but the BPR mod was designed
with this clutch feel to it. I can state humbly for the record that I have
maybe only once or twice managed to downshift into 2nd gear without
spinning. You have to blip the throttle(quick stab on the gas pedal)
either just as you shift or slightly before. I can get down through the
higher gears, but when tight turns require slow speeds...I'm doomed.
Unfortunately, I don't have the time for this single mod to get the
rythym figured out. I appreciate their effort, it, so far, is an above
average piece of work, but DANG is it difficult to downshift...
dave(clunky)henrie
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> Wow, another impressive effort! > > Two quick questions: 1) are the default set-ups developed? Are there > downloadable set-ups for each car that work well? > > 2) For those of without clutches who have to use "Amateur" mode in > GTR2002, what is the equivalent setting here? Either there is a huge > clutch bite on downshift, or the brake balance is shifted so far that > the car pirouettes from that :) > > Looks like lots of fun. > > Thanks, > > Marc >If you open the specific vehicle .hdv file that you are driving with a text
editor and go down to the line that reads
SemiAutomatic=0
change the value to 1 and the equivalent "Amateur" mode from GTR2002 is
enabled.
Don Merpaw
Precision Racing
www.precision-racing.com
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> "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in > news:TPWra.5949$[email hidden]: > > > Wow, another impressive effort! > > > > Two quick questions: 1) are the default set-ups developed? Are there > > downloadable set-ups for each car that work well? > > > > 2) For those of without clutches who have to use "Amateur" mode in > > GTR2002, what is the equivalent setting here? Either there is a huge > > clutch bite on downshift, or the brake balance is shifted so far that > > the car pirouettes from that :) > > > > Looks like lots of fun. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Marc > > > I don't know the reasoning or the cure, but the BPR mod was designed > with this clutch feel to it. I can state humbly for the record that IQuoted text (9 lines)
> maybe only once or twice managed to downshift into 2nd gear without > spinning. You have to blip the throttle(quick stab on the gas pedal) > either just as you shift or slightly before. I can get down through the > higher gears, but when tight turns require slow speeds...I'm doomed. > Unfortunately, I don't have the time for this single mod to get the > rythym figured out. I appreciate their effort, it, so far, is an above > average piece of work, but DANG is it difficult to downshift... > > dave(clunky)henrieThanks Don. I'll try that right now!
Marc
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> If you open the specific vehicle .hdv file that you are driving with atext
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> editor and go down to the line that reads > > SemiAutomatic=0 > > change the value to 1 and the equivalent "Amateur" mode from GTR2002 is > enabled. > > > Don Merpaw > Precision Racing > www.precision-racing.com > > "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > "Marc Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in > > news:TPWra.5949$[email hidden]: > > > > > Wow, another impressive effort! > > > > > > Two quick questions: 1) are the default set-ups developed? Are there > > > downloadable set-ups for each car that work well? > > > > > > 2) For those of without clutches who have to use "Amateur" mode in > > > GTR2002, what is the equivalent setting here? Either there is a huge > > > clutch bite on downshift, or the brake balance is shifted so far that > > > the car pirouettes from that :) > > > > > > Looks like lots of fun. > > > > > > Thanks, > > > > > > Marc > > > > > I don't know the reasoning or the cure, but the BPR mod was designed > > with this clutch feel to it. I can state humbly for the record that I > have > > maybe only once or twice managed to downshift into 2nd gear without > > spinning. You have to blip the throttle(quick stab on the gas pedal) > > either just as you shift or slightly before. I can get down through the > > higher gears, but when tight turns require slow speeds...I'm doomed. > > Unfortunately, I don't have the time for this single mod to get the > > rythym figured out. I appreciate their effort, it, so far, is an above > > average piece of work, but DANG is it difficult to downshift... > > > > dave(clunky)henrie > >that totally takes away from the fun BPR offers.
Just blip on downshift and you'll be fine
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> > > > downloadable set-ups for each car that work well?
> > > >
> > > > 2) For those of without clutches who have to use "Amateur" mode in
> > > > GTR2002, what is the equivalent setting here? Either there is ahuge
> > > > clutch bite on downshift, or the brake balance is shifted so farthat
designed
> > > with this clutch feel to it. I can state humbly for the record that I
> > have
> > > maybe only once or twice managed to downshift into 2nd gear without
> > > spinning. You have to blip the throttle(quick stab on the gas pedal)
> > > either just as you shift or slightly before. I can get down throughthe
> > > higher gears, but when tight turns require slow speeds...I'm doomed.
> > > Unfortunately, I don't have the time for this single mod to get the
> > > rythym figured out. I appreciate their effort, it, so far, is anabove


































