Need me help find a specific curve!!

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Hi fellows.

I'm doing a school project about roads and cars. And I need to find a curve in Gran turismo which looks like the the one I've added below.

It's called an Euler spiral. It's a curve which force the driver to turn the wheel consistently while driving.

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Please help me, thanks in advance!!

- Edit: Could a moderator or someone else retitle the thread, I feel ashamed lol. "Help me find a specific curve!!" Of course
 
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Cape Ring might have one of those.
 
Eifel track maybe, or you could create one yourself in the track editor (if that is allowed in your project)
 
What about the Spoon and the 1-2 combination in Suzuka, not full but could be quite close.
 
So far I've come up with a few which has a bit of the same structure as the Euler spiral...

Monza - 8th turn, reversed...
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Tsukuba, 8th turn, reversed...
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you're suggertions look good aswell!!
 
The problem is that the turn 20, is a ring... It's not like a spiral that loops in on itself... You could hold the wheel in one position and make it around the circle, if you know what I mean
 
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Complex string on GT3
 
dixonbaps
Complex string on GT3
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I've only had GT4 & 5 in my hands ( :ouch: )... But I've just googled the track.. There might be something there... Looks good!! Thanks!!
 
Autumring?
the long version that is.
 
Best bet I can think is Fuji near the end of the course, theres a long left hander which gets tighter.

Cote d azure at the top of the hill, 2nd corner.

Difficult to find one which bends in on itself constantly getting tighter
 
The long sweeping right hand on fuji.

Think it is called 100R.
 
Lion-Face
Best bet I can think is Fuji near the end of the course, theres a long left hander which gets tighter.

Cote d azure at the top of the hill, 2nd corner.

Difficult to find one which bends in on itself constantly getting tighter
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Fuji, turn 13,14,15 is almost a perfect match!!
 
I was also thinking of Netz Corner.
fuji_track.jpg
 
I was thinking Hammerhead at the Top Gear Test Track.
 
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i'd say that's a match! Thanks for the help guys :-)
 
TehHO
The problem is that the ring, is a ring... It's not like a spiral that loops in on itself... You could hold the wheel in one position and make it around the circle, if you know what I mean
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Understands. What about the first four turns on the Eiger Nordwand track, though they're kind of small.
 
Kilvoctu
Understands. What about the first four turns on the Eiger Nordwand track, though they're kind of small.
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I've been thinking of them aswell. Good one!!
 
Nurburgring GP
Curve 2 and 3 must be made using a kind of Euler Spiral line
eurseatingmap.jpg
 
pedrocor
Nurburgring GP
Curve 2 and 3 must be made using a kind of Euler Spiral line
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Not as close as turn 13,14&15 at Fuji, but still close. Yes!
 
How about Daytona Road Course from corner 7 to 6?

Daytona%20Road%20Course%20track.jpg
 
good finds folks.
On the Nordschleife you have the second last corner at Adenauer Forst with a decreasing radius and the Bergwerk corner.

also: its not GT5 but maybe F2011... wasnt there a corner in one of the newer F1 tracks (Bahrain?) which was just like the Euler with an ever decreasing radius? Not to sure though.
 
Thaddaeus
good finds folks.
On the Nordschleife you have the second last corner at Adenauer Forst with a decreasing radius and the Bergwerk corner.

also: its not GT5 but maybe F2011... wasnt there a corner in one of the newer F1 tracks (Bahrain?) which was just like the Euler with an ever decreasing radius? Not to sure though.
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Bahrein is a old track, not featured in F1 2011 💡
 
not a real F1 fan anymore here. They build Bahrain a few years ago, so for me its still one of the "new" ones :)
 
Thaddaeus
good finds folks.
On the Nordschleife you have the second last corner at Adenauer Forst with a decreasing radius and the Bergwerk corner.

also: its not GT5 but maybe F2011... wasnt there a corner in one of the newer F1 tracks (Bahrain?) which was just like the Euler with an ever decreasing radius? Not to sure though.
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I think you are referring to the Buddh International Circuit in India.

http://www.formula1.com/races/in_detail/india_863/circuit_diagram.html

See Turn's 10 & 11.
 
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