Re: F1 1986 Season

by schumacher180 Mon 17 Feb - 4:20

David Marques: you are a modding legend. Thank you so much! Let's fire up F1C again!

by titi01170 Mon 17 Feb - 16:15

Amazing work David Marques! thank you very much for all the stuff!

by Valpaso75 Tue 18 Feb - 13:32

Super

Thank you David Marques for your new 80s incredible work

lol!

by Sudden Sun 23 Feb - 10:27

Hello mates!!
Here is my little tribute to this awesome and beautiful 1986 mod. Enjoy these pics guys Very Happy

Pd. Open pics in a new window to see them full sized, if you can't see them good.

F1 1986 Season - Page 2 1986-07-United-States

F1 1986 Season - Page 2 1986-09-Great-Britain

F1 1986 Season - Page 2 1986-14-Portugal

F1 1986 Season - Page 2 1986-16-Australia

by De Lacrowe Sun 23 Feb - 15:05

The impression one has when observing all these images consists in realizing that the cars have the error caused by the height of the ground which is equal to zero which in reality does not correspond. My reason also arises from the fact that only through the use of skirts did the cars appear adherent to the ground, but due to the danger that also caused several deaths, all the cars after 1982 had to maintain a distance from the ground which was maintained until our days. I therefore recommend correcting this value.

by cecelo Wed 26 Feb - 0:47

Thank you Cherry for the mod. Well done. The cars are very beautiful.

by dmarques Thu 27 Feb - 6:16

Awesome pics Sudden, nice work mate

@De Lacrowe, what should the value be for the ride height? Is this set in the track setup or in the HDV file? I did notice hat the cars on track are much lower than they look in the menu.

by De Lacrowe Thu 27 Feb - 8:57

The cars have a physics that determines a basic value for the height between the car and the track ground. The fastest parameter that sets the height of the car is GraphicalOffset, it is used to graphically move the central body of the car when editing the single .HDV file while for the same physics for all the .HDV file is unique and changes the height of the cars. This parameter does not change the suspension which for F1C is a single piece and the 4 wheels
I have not checked if your conversion has changed the Pivot of the cars, for F1C it is generally set to -119 ( value calculated by checking the famous mods of the Crew team ) compared to the value of rFactor. I never had the need to change the parameters of the circuits used because the physics that provides the operation of the car the .HDV file is always responsible for any errors due to the anomalous behavior of the cars and therefore the first parameter to be verified
In order for your work to continue towards an established success, I took the liberty of providing my opinion which I hope is to your liking.

by dmarques Thu 27 Feb - 9:02

Thanks so much for the input De Lacrowe. Unfortunately, I'm not so good with physics yet. Any chance you could take a look at it for me? Your help would be much appreciated mate.

by De Lacrowe Thu 27 Feb - 14:40

Considering that you have collaborated with Cherry for the 83-84-85-88-89-90 mods I am very surprised by the statement that you have released but in any case I respect your person. I do not have F1C and therefore I cannot verify the correction of the previously suggested parameter, so I hope that among those who play this season they have the desire to try to set the parameter inserted in the .HDV file

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