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+9Tom Schaack Greg Hunt Carlo Pozzi Karel Marciniszyn Pierre Pfleger Mickael Forestier Ludovic Tiengou Martin Audran Ben Paulet 13 posters |
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Ben Paulet Racing Legend
Number of posts : 8291 Age : 50 Location : Cagnes sur mer France Registration date : 2009-07-29
| Subject: Training Cart 98 Sat 2 Jul 2011 - 11:50 | |
| First thing, a training server is now running for this event : Historic Simracing CART pass : hso98Best times are displayed here : => HOTLAPS MID OHIO <=Now a few advices about the mod and the track : You can find a good base setup and a replay of a decent lap here : => Mid Ohio setup & replay <=The setup should work fine on every car, nevertheless, if you're driving a Swift, you may need to soften rear springs to have a more stable car. The steering ratio is set on 13°, which is rather low, but in my opinion necessary to be able to quickly catch some small driving errors, otherwise you would be in the wall even before having completly turn your wheel. The mod has been made to be used with the autolift activated (a driving aid which automaticaly cuts off gas when gearing up). To activate it, open your .PLR file located in your "Userdata/YourName" folder, and edit this line like this : Auto Lift="1". Cockpit mirrors being barely useless, I strongly recommend you to use virtual mirrors, you can activate them like this : Virtual Rearview In Cockpit="1"I personnaly use the Realfeel plugin with this mod, I have a really good feeling with the car using the recommanded values, which are : [CART 1998] MaxForceAtSteeringRack=-1000.000000 SteeringDamper=11500.000000 FFBMixerRealFeelPercent=100.000000 If you don't want to have both RF plugin and autolift activated for all your mods, the best thing to do is a dedicated installation for this mod. Now a few words about the cars themself : high downforce, high braking power and mostly, very powerful turbo engines. Do not try to make the car slides, it has not been made for that. The turbo engine can be tricky to master, with relatively low torque at low revs, you'll get a good kick in the back when the turbo will kick in. The best technique to avoid it is short shifting, which means to gear up at low revs. This will be particulary useful between turns 5 and 6 or turns 11 and 12. The boost pressure is adjustable in the setup and from your cockpit. So remember to assign 2 buttons to be able to adust the boost value while driving. Considering your engine will burn around 4.4L per lap at full boost, and only 3.7L per lap at minimum boost, that will make a big difference in a 83 laps race. Of course the engine will be much easier to tame at minimum boost. Remember to practice your pitstops, as you will need to pit at least twice to finish the race. Remember to assign a button to call your team before doing a pitstop or it will last longer. Now its time to drive !
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Ben Paulet Racing Legend
Number of posts : 8291 Age : 50 Location : Cagnes sur mer France Registration date : 2009-07-29
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Sat 2 Jul 2011 - 11:51 | |
| Tout d'abord, un serveur est ouvert pour cet open : Historic Simracing CART pass : hso98Les meilleurs temps sont visibles ici : => HOTLAPS MID OHIO <=Ensuite, quelques conseils pour mieux maitriser le mod et le circuit. Vous trouverez ici un bon setup de base et un replay d'un tour correct : => Mid Ohio setup & replay <=Il devrait correspondre à à peu près n'importe quelle voiture, ceci dit sur la Swift il vous faudra surement assouplir les ressors arrières pour gagner en stabilité. L'angle de braquage est de 13°, ce qui est assez faible, mais à mon avis nécessaire pour rattraper de petites erreurs rapidement. Avec une trop grande valeur, le temps de tourner le volant, vous seriez déjà dans le mur. Le mod a été créé pour être utilisé avec l'autolift activé (l'aide qui coupe les gaz automatiquement quand vous montez une vitesse). Pour l'activer, ouvrez votre fichier .PLR, qui se trouve dans Userdata/VotreNom, et mettez cette ligne comme ceci : Auto Lift="1". Les rétroviseurs n'offrant que peu de visibilité, je vous conseille fortement d'activer les rétro virtuels, toujours dans le fichier PLR : Virtual Rearview In Cockpit="1"Personnellement, j'utilise le plugin RealFeel pour ce mod, je trouve le feeling vraiment excellent avec les réglages proposés dans le read me, qui sont : [CART 1998] MaxForceAtSteeringRack=-1000.000000 SteeringDamper=11500.000000 FFBMixerRealFeelPercent=100.000000 Rien que pour ces 2 choses, je vous conseille de faire une installation dédiée à ce mod, si vous ne voulez pas avoir l'auto lift et le Realfeel activés pour tous vos autres mods. A propos des voitures elles mêmes, elles possèdent beaucoup d'appuis, freinent fort et surtout accélèrent très fort. N'essayez surtout pas de les faire glisser en sortie de virage, elles ne sont pas faites pour ça. Mettez bien la voiture en ligne avant de remettre les gaz à fond. D'autant plus que le moteur turbo n'est pas simple à maitriser. Relativement peu coupleux bas dans les tours, vous prendrez un bon coup de pied au derrière lorsque le turbo se déclenchera. D'où la nécessité d'être bien en ligne. La meilleure technique pour en atténuer l'effet est le "short shifting", consistant à passer la vitesse supérieure assez bas dans les tours pour éviter le boost du turbo. A utiliser par exemple entre les virages 5 et 6 ou 11 et 12. La pression du turbo est réglable dans le setup et depuis votre cockpit. Pensez donc à attribuer 2 boutons pour augmenter/diminuer cette valeur. Bien évidement le moteur sera bien plus docile à faible boost et consommera moins. Les moteurs consomment environ 4.4L au tour au boost maximum, et 3.7L / tour au boost minimum, ce qui fait une grosse différence sur une course de 83 tours. Pensez à pratiquer vos pitstops, il vous faudra en faire au moins 2 pour terminer la course. N'oubliez pas d'assigner un bouton pour prévenir votre écurie que vous voulez ravitailler ou le ravitaillement durera plus longtemps que prévu. Maintenant à vos volants !
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Martin Audran League Owner
Number of posts : 5553 Age : 38 Location : Vannes, France Registration date : 2008-09-08
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Sat 2 Jul 2011 - 12:25 | |
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Ludovic Tiengou Racing Legend
Number of posts : 2986 Age : 56 Location : Grenoble far away from Brittany, France Registration date : 2008-12-12
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Sat 2 Jul 2011 - 12:58 | |
| oula j'ai un souci avec mon FFB qui déconne. Il faut coller les parametres où? | |
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Mickael Forestier Experienced Driver
Number of posts : 350 Age : 46 Location : st médard d'aunis 17 Registration date : 2010-07-15
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Sat 2 Jul 2011 - 13:39 | |
| dans le controler.ini de ton pseudo edit : en fait c'est dans le realfeelplugin.ini de l'install
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Ludovic Tiengou Racing Legend
Number of posts : 2986 Age : 56 Location : Grenoble far away from Brittany, France Registration date : 2008-12-12
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Sat 2 Jul 2011 - 14:01 | |
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Pierre Pfleger Pro Driver
Number of posts : 750 Age : 63 Location : Vosges Registration date : 2010-01-02
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Mon 4 Jul 2011 - 15:02 | |
| Ben tu aurais pu ou dire au début que c'est une citation, ou signer du nom de l'auteur. On rigole pas avec les droits d'auteurs de nos jours. (ou on va t'envoyer l'Hadopi ) | |
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Ben Paulet Racing Legend
Number of posts : 8291 Age : 50 Location : Cagnes sur mer France Registration date : 2009-07-29
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Karel Marciniszyn Pro Driver
Number of posts : 954 Age : 41 Location : Czech republic Registration date : 2009-11-03
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Wed 6 Jul 2011 - 13:49 | |
| I am sorry for a stupid question...it is so long from my last on line race...so can you tell me onwhich Ip . should I connect? Thank you in advance.. | |
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Carlo Pozzi Pro Driver
Number of posts : 805 Age : 33 Location : Milan, Italy Registration date : 2009-11-28
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Wed 6 Jul 2011 - 13:57 | |
| - Karel Marciniszyn wrote:
- I am sorry for a stupid question...it is so long from my last on line race...so can you tell me onwhich Ip . should I connect? Thank you in advance..
IP : 91.121.135.76:34200 | |
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Karel Marciniszyn Pro Driver
Number of posts : 954 Age : 41 Location : Czech republic Registration date : 2009-11-03
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Greg Hunt Racing Legend
Number of posts : 4322 Age : 40 Location : HOSSEGOR Registration date : 2010-03-25
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Wed 6 Jul 2011 - 21:30 | |
| ca serait sympa d arreter la course pour que je puisse revenir j ai ete ejecte par le serveur | |
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Tom Schaack Rookie
Number of posts : 10 Age : 41 Location : Luxembourg / Europe Registration date : 2011-07-05
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Tue 12 Jul 2011 - 19:07 | |
| qqn qui a fait la 1min4 pourrait-il uploader le replay/setup qqpart ? je n'arrive pas à descendre en dessous les 1m8 | |
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Carlo Pozzi Pro Driver
Number of posts : 805 Age : 33 Location : Milan, Italy Registration date : 2009-11-28
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Tue 12 Jul 2011 - 19:11 | |
| - Tom Schaack wrote:
- qqn qui a fait la 1min4 pourrait-il uploader le replay/setup qqpart ? je n'arrive pas à descendre en dessous les 1m8
There you go, replay and setups ftp://91.121.135.76/setups/rFactor/CART%20Factor/Mid%20Ohio/CP%20Mid%20Ohio%20Penske%20HOTLAP%201'04''9.Vcr ftp://91.121.135.76/setups/rFactor/CART%20Factor/Mid%20Ohio/CP%20Mid%20Ohio%20Reynard-Mercedes%20Setups.rar | |
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Tom Schaack Rookie
Number of posts : 10 Age : 41 Location : Luxembourg / Europe Registration date : 2011-07-05
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Tue 12 Jul 2011 - 19:37 | |
| is this your replay and setup you used to run a 1min04 ? or just the general ? reynard/ford combo ?just saw the names of the files can i use them on a Reynard Ford combo ? i doubt it | |
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Carlo Pozzi Pro Driver
Number of posts : 805 Age : 33 Location : Milan, Italy Registration date : 2009-11-28
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Guillaume Siebert League Owner
Number of posts : 13827 Age : 38 Location : Paris, France Registration date : 2008-09-08
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Tue 12 Jul 2011 - 20:14 | |
| There's also my old Reynard - Merc setup in the first post of the topic, good enough for 1'04"7 iirc. | |
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Ville Sokk Rookie
Number of posts : 11 Age : 33 Location : Estonia Registration date : 2011-07-11
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Thu 14 Jul 2011 - 9:18 | |
| I can't find the server in the server list nor does rFactor find it when entering the IP. Is the server down or is the problem on my side? | |
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Guillaume Siebert League Owner
Number of posts : 13827 Age : 38 Location : Paris, France Registration date : 2008-09-08
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Thu 14 Jul 2011 - 9:26 | |
| Yep the server was offline, i'm restarting it now | |
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Alberto Ibañez Racing Legend
Number of posts : 16788 Age : 121 Location : International Simracing Organisation Registration date : 2010-09-17
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Thu 14 Jul 2011 - 15:17 | |
| Carlo I gave a try to your Reynard/Mercedes setup the other day in my Reynard/Firestone/Honda car, and during 75% of the lap, the car's bottom was touching the ground, leaving a trace of sparks Is that normal??? Is it intended to cause fires in the rivals's fuel tank?? | |
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Tom Schaack Rookie
Number of posts : 10 Age : 41 Location : Luxembourg / Europe Registration date : 2011-07-05
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Thu 14 Jul 2011 - 15:42 | |
| in fact the car is very low, and on the back straight, the car really rubbs the floor a lot. You don't lose topspeed, i stillg et 299km/h (or more, but then you say "hi" to the wall ) | |
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Carlo Pozzi Pro Driver
Number of posts : 805 Age : 33 Location : Milan, Italy Registration date : 2009-11-28
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Thu 14 Jul 2011 - 18:33 | |
| - Alberto Ibañez wrote:
- Carlo I gave a try to your Reynard/Mercedes setup the other day in my Reynard/Firestone/Honda car, and during 75% of the lap, the car's bottom was touching the ground, leaving a trace of sparks Is that normal??? Is it intended to cause fires in the rivals's fuel tank??
Yeah i run minimum ride height which gives better grip in the twisty stuff I remember before last year's Long Beach's race Gui created a patch that removes the sparks: There you go: ftp://91.121.135.76/rFactor/spark.rar Anyway i don't know if it creates mismatches on the server | |
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Guillaume Siebert League Owner
Number of posts : 13827 Age : 38 Location : Paris, France Registration date : 2008-09-08
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Thu 14 Jul 2011 - 18:36 | |
| No it doesnt create any mismatch Just extract it in your Gamedata/Vehicles folder. | |
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Ville Sokk Rookie
Number of posts : 11 Age : 33 Location : Estonia Registration date : 2011-07-11
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Thu 14 Jul 2011 - 19:19 | |
| Minimal ride height is not optimal. If you read the CARTFactor readme it states that "Downforce begins to stall at ride heights around and below 20mm, so one is advised to keep the car high enough, particularly when running softer suspension rates." When you drive the ride height will be a lot lower than in the setup menu because of downforce. Personally I find the the Mid-Ohio setup that comes with CARTFactor really good, you can see a video on youtube where the author of the mod's physics does a 1.04.4 with the same setup. The server is running the no-chicane version. Why not run the Miller Lite 200 version that was made specifically for CARTFactor (doesn't have a chicane either) ? | |
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Alberto Ibañez Racing Legend
Number of posts : 16788 Age : 121 Location : International Simracing Organisation Registration date : 2010-09-17
| Subject: Re: Training Cart 98 Thu 14 Jul 2011 - 19:19 | |
| Hummmm but is that legal???? I think no real car should be able to rub the bottom wildly for 83 laps and make it to the end! | |
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