1991 FIA Formula One World Championship - Confirm Interest

very interested in the 91 cars, they are what started me at hso.

dave

David Jaques wrote:

very interested in the 91 cars, they are what started me at hso.  

dave

Group 2 David

Hi guys hows it been going ??? Been busy myself haven't raced online for months. I would love to join you guys racing il be on my new Gaming PC setup by then

Just like to get some help what version do i need 1.0 or 2.10???

Charlie Cone wrote:

Just like to get some help what version do i need 1.0 or 2.10???

About mod, you can find it here : F1 rules

Je suis interessé

Marcus

Thanks for the info Ben Paulet

Just started to download the 91 F1 mod i would like to find out where i can get the phoenix tack at would like to get it a go after i get this mod downloaded

Don't think phoenix is ready yet. But a few other tracks are being used for testing. See the groups thread, 2nd post

Charlie Cone wrote:

Just started to download the 91 F1 mod i would like to find out where i can get the phoenix tack at would like to get it a go after i get this mod downloaded

old phoenix track can be found here: http://historicsimracing.123.st/t1962-round-1-united-states-gp-jan-13th

Je n'ai pas vu mon nom dans la liste des confirmés, est ce normal ???

Marcus

Sorry Marcus, I had missed your post in here.

I have already taken note of your car choices though

Thank you Richards

Can anyone recommend force feedback settings for this mod? The Realfeel settings in the manual give no feedback at all and normal FFB is either too light or it feels like driving Prost's proverbial truck.

print out the pdf physics guide
and use POSITIVE +100% full feedback ingame
put the slider to max

other mods use negative but this ( ours )
as a former dev member of f1sr we used to do different things

atm im using the f11982 realfeel force feedback icm with Leo 90%v10%
its feels like rubber as JC case said in the readme
dl that mod and check the readme
its full of usefull information

also very important info is in there to alter your plr
if you use the stock version the car shakes like crazy
cockpit vibrations , helmet vibration, fuel and clutch changes

also its the setup of your car  that depends how much loaded the front tires are
and you want them loaded most cars are 40% front 60% rear so the balance is to  find a setup to make the front pointy and sticky

That's exactly what I did. I copied the settings in the guide, set the slider at +100. The latter doesn't make a difference though, it's just as bad at +100 as it is at -100.

With RealFeel full effects, I have zero feedback, except when the car hits a kerb, and the G27 looks it wants shake the wheelstand to bits. The steering however, has no resistance.

I've reverted back to the normal RF feedback for now, not perfect but drivable.

Intéressé (Re-bonjour également )

Victor Alcocer wrote:

Intéressé  (Re-bonjour également )

Group 2 Victor 

Thanks for the info on the old track Jan Kowalski but im gonna have to play around with my current pc because im getting lag really bad and my screen goes black then comes back on. Might have to mess with my settings on my gfx card or something. Ill be happy when i can focus on building my gaming Pc the one i have now is a lacking bigtime and the one im building now is way better just need a few more parts then il be able to finish it. Thanks for all the info guys i had alot of fun racing with you guys in the '73 Indy 500 a while back i only lasted a few laps i was the one that crashed into the pit wall in the Parneli car

Juha Bos wrote:

That's exactly what I did. I copied the settings in the guide, set the slider at +100. The latter doesn't make a difference though, it's just as bad at +100 as it is at -100.

With RealFeel full effects, I have zero feedback, except when the car hits a kerb, and the G27 looks it wants shake the wheelstand to bits. The steering however, has no resistance.

I've reverted back to the normal RF feedback for now, not perfect but drivable.

you use the authentic ffb installment in the car menu?

and did you use the realfeel and leo ffb vallues from the 1982 v1.95 ?


i have the same sometimes, they feel weak just reset the slider to max 100%
another tip depending on what car you drive is too  stiffen  your springrates like for example  about 200nm front and  180nm rear
these cars are very sensitive and will immediatly respond to  bumbs , also play around with the bottem space
at certain points specialy on highspeed you must feel the car sucks down and spraks flying off
then you on the right way also the tires need to be on optimum temp which is all written down in the physics guide
aside form the cars, most track builders don't use proper trackbehavior and most act like Magny Cours which is the smoothest in the calander.

A good marker is to watch the real grandprix and see where the car sparks then setup your car to get the simular result  and if the trackmaker did his homework you will get them on almost  the exact place!
its a combination of both  if the track maker does it wrong the car will be the blamed and visa versa
phoenix v1.6 has no tdf reference at all but the new one will and by christmas you all can already start the fireworks!

Are you use it's 1982 1.95? Google doesn't seem to know that one.

Juha Bos wrote:

Are you use it's 1982 1.95? Google doesn't seem to know that one.

http://trippteam.servegame.com:100/RFACTOR1/?search=1982

pick this one
F1_1982_LE_V.0.95_Full_Install.rar

Thank! I'll give it a try.

Hi, i'm Leonardo de Souza and although I've been registered here for two years now this is my first post here.

I have been away from sim racing for a while but i wanted to make a comeback, i used to race in F1SR when they had F1 related leagues.

I'm interested in joining in for the 91 series if it is not to late to enter.

thanks

Hi Leonardo, Since this will be your first races at HSO and we do not know your race pace, you will only be able to choose between group 4 and 5 cars.

Welcome to HSO