TdK wrote: ↑02.09.2021, 09:44
ismael wrote: ↑16.06.2021, 22:26
Are you sure about this? How did you find out?
This one i can answer: Make a carset where every driver has the same amount of grip, power, and 0 Random Grip. In the car settings menu turn on the 'Random Power Variation' box. Than do a Non-Championship Race-->Qualifying and you will see that all the drivers will be very, very close to one another. Sure there are differences, it will be about a second between 1st and 26th, depending on the track.
Next step: Give one driver a quite high Randon Grip Range (1024 for example), and you will see that one race he is tenths (0.100, 0.200, ....) of a second in front, at another event/race he's at the back. So this for me means that the Randon Grip works both ways.
I see. It's puzzling, but amazing and I'll take your word
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. Yet I have another doubt; the grip means its number either way, or does it mean the total number as represented? For example, let's take the inevitable vanilla GP2 Schumacher benchmark, with a grip range of 938.
Does it mean 938 either way, which means that Schumacher can go as fast as 17322 (=16384+938) and as slow as 15446 (16384-938? Or,
Does it mean a total 938, which means that Schumacher can go as fast as 16853 (=16384+469) and as slow as 15915 (=16384-469)?
Maybe the later, as there is no 17322, right?
So that Hill can go as fast as 16651 (15980+671). Curiously, if you take 15980+1342 you get also 17322. The same happens with Coulthard.
But if you take Gachot (14055+3476) the number is higher than 17322. What does all of this mean?
(Why doesn't Geoff Crammond heavenly appear in this forum to clear all this matter
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I'm not dropping a previous question of mine
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You once wrote that "The maximum grip a player can reach is about 16100", you having been quoted here
viewtopic.php?p=5884#p5884. Do you still think this way?
"Is 16100 valid only for a decent race trim for 50% or 100% Race Distance, without using ultra-low ride height which would render a permanent penalty for the human driver after a few laps - in which case the grip would be something like 17000?"
Thanks and keep up the amazing work!...