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- The only thing I have noticed is that the tires just hover above the track a tiny amount?
[COMPOUND]
Name="Soft Compound"FRONT: // Arguments:ALL,FRONT,REAR,LEFT,RIGHT,FRONTLEFT, FRONTRIGHT,REARLEFT,REARRIGHT
DryLatLong=(1.818, 1.858) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in dry weather
WetLatLong=(1.100, 1.100) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in wet weather
Radius=0.350 // Radius of tire[COMPOUND]
Name="Ferrari_125s.tyr" //Soft CompoundFRONT: // Arguments:ALL,FRONT,REAR,LEFT,RIGHT,FRONTLEFT, FRONTRIGHT,REARLEFT,REARRIGHT
DryLatLong=(1.818, 1.858) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in dry weather
WetLatLong=(1.100, 1.100) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in wet weather
Radius=0.350 // Radius of tire1st.. Top entry needs to be changed to read the same as the second entry regards "Soft Compound", reading "Ferrari_125s.tyr" //Soft Compound.
2nd.. The 'Radius=0.350' needs to be reduced in increments of about .010 until the tires touch the racing surface. I.E., the next lower entry might be 'Radius=0.340', then 'Radius=0.330', and so on, til contact is made.
3rd.. The entry
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REAR:DryLatLong=(1.891, 1.928)
WetLatLong=(1.100, 1.100)
Radius=0.350'
also needs to be reduced in increments of about .010 until the tires touch the racing surface. I.E., the next lower entry might be 'Radius=0.340', then 'Radius=0.330', and so on, til contact is made. To make it a bit easier, if the front and rear tires are off the surface equally as far, just change every number from the default 0.350 to 0.340, then load the sim again and test. Then lower again all the numbers to 0.330 , etc., until satisfied.
Unfortunately, there are many instances that need the same attention.
A listing of needed alterations:
[COMPOUND]
Name="Ferrari_125s.tyr //Medium Compound"
FRONT: // Arguments:ALL,FRONT,REAR,LEFT,RIGHT,FRONTLEFT, FRONTRIGHT,REARLEFT,REARRIGHT
DryLatLong=(1.800, 1.839) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in dry weather
WetLatLong=(1.100, 1.100) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in wet weather
Radius=0.350 // Radius of tire
[COMPOUND]
Name="Ferrari_125s.tyr //Hard Compound"
FRONT: // Arguments:ALL,FRONT,REAR,LEFT,RIGHT,FRONTLEFT, FRONTRIGHT,REARLEFT,REARRIGHT
DryLatLong=(1.782, 1.821) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in dry weather
WetLatLong=(1.100, 1.100) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in wet weather
Radius=0.350 // Radius of tire
[COMPOUND]
Name="Ferrari_125s.tyr //Intermediate Compound"
WetWeather=1
FRONT: // Arguments:ALL,FRONT,REAR,LEFT,RIGHT,FRONTLEFT, FRONTRIGHT,REARLEFT,REARRIGHT
DryLatLong=(1.639, 1.675) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in dry weather
WetLatLong=(1.550, 1.600) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in wet weather
Radius=0.350 // Radius of tire
[COMPOUND]
Name="Ferrari_125s.tyr //Wet Compound"
WetWeather=1
FRONT: // Arguments:ALL,FRONT,REAR,LEFT,RIGHT,FRONTLEFT, FRONTRIGHT,REARLEFT,REARRIGHT
DryLatLong=(1.612, 1.643) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in dry weather
WetLatLong=(1.791, 1.827) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in wet weather
Radius=0.350 // Radius of tire
[COMPOUND]
Name="Ferrari_125s.tyr //Monsoon Compound"
WetWeather=1
FRONT: // Arguments:ALL,FRONT,REAR,LEFT,RIGHT,FRONTLEFT, FRONTRIGHT,REARLEFT,REARRIGHT
DryLatLong=(1.628, 1.660) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in dry weather
WetLatLong=(1.863, 1.900) // Lateral/longitudinal coefficients in wet weather
Radius=0.350 // Radius of tire
Just don't forget to do the 'REAR' too for each compound...
Thank goodness, my Ferrari's are in contact with the racing surfaces. It's not hard doing what I recommend; just tedious, and carefully done so as not to miss any entries.