Hey Andil how about proper names in those charts (me and ffocus)
No worries m8, it was for fun anyway
and me :-) GTP_monoha not GTP_Monoha :-p
yes :-PYou'll get over it
You'll get over it
Well actually some camber might help the grip around the long corners (thinking of the long hairpin and the other sweepers). So I wouldnt put that to 0 right away.
It depends on what your car is doing really.
I'd say on soft tyres you have a lot of grip so you want the car to be pointy as you're less concerned with oversteer.
So I would soften up the front end a little bit, perhaps make it toe-out slightly. Keep the rear as it is, then see how the car feels. It should have nice initial response to turn in. Then if it's oversteering too much on the power you can either put up the acceleration sensitivity on the LSD, or soften up the rear a bit.
The dampers are the ones to tune for corner entry / exit, as this involves weight shifting.
Just make one change at a time, do a few laps and try to be consistent, rather than balls out, then you can see how the setup changes the lap time.
Well, from reading around on the internets and also Scaff's excellent GT4 tuning guide:
Damping is quite a personal thing to set, but also it makes the most difference when you are first turning into a corner and when you get on the power out of the corner.
I'm quite new to the whole tuning thing so I haven't really observed it's effects in the game (I didn't really fiddle with the dampers for Laguna Seca), but I think for the Nurb I will have a play as I have a bit more time to set it up and see how it goes.
How about Constructors?
Meaning if you drove an ARTA NSX last week, you can use a RAYBRIG the next, just in case four others that already qualified had ARTAs?
They're the same... unless paint jobs add horse power Or am i missing something here?
Another test session in my loung for those who want to join.
Feel free to add me.
Eurgh, managed a 1:59.594 in the Lexus GT300 just now, there is absolutely no way I can get anywhere near a 1:58.xxx, maybe 1:59.3xx but that's it. I've completely dialled out the understeer that the Lexus really, really suffers from (Hi fast laptimes at Laguna Seca ), but even so I'm apparently a second slower than Senninha, wtf :s
Also, can we have some guideance as to what is allowed and what isn't allowed at certain corners? There is a lot of kerb in some areas, and a lot of run off area. For example the exit of Turn 4, a lot of racing uses the runoff on the left side, can we too? (And if so how much?) Also the chicane at the end of the lap obviously, how much kerb is too much?
Eurgh, managed a 1:59.594 in the Lexus GT300 just now, there is absolutely no way I can get anywhere near a 1:58.xxx, maybe 1:59.3xx but that's it. I've completely dialled out the understeer that the Lexus really, really suffers from (Hi fast laptimes at Laguna Seca ), but even so I'm apparently a second slower than Senninha, wtf :s
Also, can we have some guideance as to what is allowed and what isn't allowed at certain corners? There is a lot of kerb in some areas, and a lot of run off area. For example the exit of Turn 4, a lot of racing uses the runoff on the left side, can we too? (And if so how much?) Also the chicane at the end of the lap obviously, how much kerb is too much?
How about Constructors?
Meaning if you drove an ARTA NSX last week, you can use a RAYBRIG the next, just in case four others that already qualified had ARTAs?
They're the same... unless paint jobs add horse power Or am i missing something here?
I voted no for the sake of people not switching between the Z and the GTR. If we're just allowing people to switch liveries then I reckon sure, keep the field looking colourful. I wish there were more liveries for the GT300s.
During the race, what's the procedure if someone cuts the chicane? I don't want to stir up trouble, but it's pretty much guaranteed to happen at least once, even just by accident.
I'll work out a penalty system soon.
We could just copy from the F1 rulebook and give a +25 second penalty if someone deliberately cuts the chicane and gains an advantage from it (and then doesn't relinquish the advantage).
What will be hard to police during the race is the tarmac runoff, especially at Turn 4. In all real life race series I think they just let people use it, since everyone will go wide at least once there over the course of the race.
There is a curb before the white line. Standard curb rule applies, but i guess we can leave the white lines as part of the track.
We could just copy from the F1 rulebook and give a +25 second penalty if someone deliberately cuts the chicane and gains an advantage from it (and then doesn't relinquish the advantage).
What will be hard to police during the race is the tarmac runoff, especially at Turn 4. In all real life race series I think they just let people use it, since everyone will go wide at least once there over the course of the race.