Re: Inaccurate Physics?

On 02/15/2011 03:33 PM, Enrico Mattea wrote:
> Hi Fahim,
>
> 1) Are you sure that you have disabled ASR? Because that is the system 
> that automatically controls throttle and decreases it in order to keep 
> wheels adherence. Check your keys definition to find out how to work 
> with it.
> 2) Probably the same as for 1)?
> 3) Well, this depends on how you pass from the asphalt to the 
> ground/grass, and at what speed you do so... check out
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7kigMzmoyDY&feature=fvsr
> as an example.
>
> Cheers,
> Ocirne

Hey Ocirne,

Disabling ASR did change the way the car accelerates out. The wheels 
still dont spin out if the clutch is held and released on full 
acceleration. The car control is also much harder with ASR disabled, 
probably a realistic feature. The car spinning out still seems pretty 
unrealistic to me, as Even If I move out slowly on the gravel, my car 
spins out of control!

Thanks for the help anyways,

Regards,
Fahim


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