DuncanS, on Jun 25 2013 - 04:25 PM, said:
Really nice work Tommie, the Mclaren stands out even more because of it's unique livery too, great job. I just wish I enjoyed the '66 physics more but most of the cars feel like they have some kind of a 'slime' around the wheels but with grip, that's the only way I can decribe it, there is no feeling of feedback in the cars, they feel instead quite sort of 'lifeless'.
I know what you mean. Close to the end of physics development we were at a crossroad between one version of the physics and another. I preferred the first version but we went with the other one. I remember something about a lot of drivers complaining about overheating tires with the version I preferred, although I had no problems. We literally tried out hunderds of physics versions and I wasn't even there from the start. The physics we came up with for the release is, in my opinion, not the very best we came up with, but it's a very good version nevertheless
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If they feel lifeless to you, try a car with another setup. I usually take a Greger Huttu (GH or GH2) setup. For the McLaren a 1967 Brabham BT24 setup is always very pleasurable to drive, for me personally. The car is the stiffest chassis on the 1966 grid, with roughly the same dimensions as the BT24, so if set up right it can be very pleasureable to drive
. The engine isn't one of the best (in fact it's one of the worst) but at extremely twisty tracks the car can be relatively competitive.
Tommie.