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Use this that might help.
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Funny how we can find the slightest bit of new information about GT5 in the deepest parts of the internet on unkown websites, and yet we miss videos right infront of our faces on Youtube! 
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Funny how we can find the slightest bit of new information about GT5 in the deepest parts of the internet on unkown websites, and yet we miss videos right infront of our faces on Youtube!
LOL!
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aww I got my hopes up for nothing...for a second, I thought that was supposed to be in game sound...
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Probably standard physics and the fancy diff on the Subaru WRX. If you're lucky, you can haul yourself out of contact like that providing you send power to the front wheels and you've got enough steering angle to point the fronts in the direction you're actually moving.
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Heheh, it's an LFA on a dyno
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I would have assumed that AI cars in ALL racing cars do not have the same physics as the players car. Is it really possible, for example, to have 16 cars with the same level of physics calculations going on in real time as the players car?
I thought that AI cars had a kind of "fudged" physics; a simplified version with a lot of fudged calculations thrown in.
Basically AI cars will never behave exactly like the players car.
I thought that AI cars had a kind of "fudged" physics; a simplified version with a lot of fudged calculations thrown in.
Basically AI cars will never behave exactly like the players car.
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You would expect the cars to swing back like that however you would expect at least alittle pedulumn effect not for it to straighten out straight away. I think however that since it is ai the computer would correct so quickly that this may not happen.
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- zod18
I would have assumed that AI cars in ALL racing cars do not have the same physics as the players car. Is it really possible, for example, to have 16 cars with the same level of physics calculations going on in real time as the players car?
I thought that AI cars had a kind of "fudged" physics; a simplified version with a lot of fudged calculations thrown in.
Basically AI cars will never behave exactly like the players car.
Of course AI cars have the same physics, I played Prologue yesterday and saw a Nissan GT-R spin out right next to me after driving on grass with one tire ..AI cars in Prologue do tons of mistakes, especially on pro physics ...e. g. after the long straight on Fuji about half of the cars brake to late
About the AI in the video, I'm 99,9 % sure that that was on standard physics.
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I was wondering this myself, because it does make a reasonable shortcut in many racing games to do so. It seems that Toca games did this as well, even to the only car making sound being yours. Or at least in racing, yours and the cars next to you. But in replays, no car makes any sound but yours.I thought that AI cars had a kind of "fudged" physics; a simplified version with a lot of fudged calculations thrown in.
Basically AI cars will never behave exactly like the players car.
I've watched replays in Prologue though, and in long shots down the second straight on High Speed Ring, fudged physics or not, the car behavior is very realistic. So however GT5 works, I'll be happy.
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Of course AI cars have the same physics, I played Prologue yesterday and saw a Nissan GT-R spin out right next to me after driving on grass with one tire ..AI cars in Prologue do tons of mistakes, especially on pro physics ...e. g. after the long straight on Fuji about half of the cars brake to late
About the AI in the video, I'm 99,9 % sure that that was on standard physics.
Still can't master that hairpin with FR Supercars (all aids off)
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- GTP_Owen
One thing I found interesting was that in f12010 they don't simate ai times in qualifying because it's too complicated to simulate 24 cars going that fast, especially when it's sped up. Now GT4 had bspec that could go 4X as fast as normal I believe. So I wonder how GT5 will handle 16 cars with better physics, and how fast it can simulate Bspec races,if at all.
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