i mada a indy powered mira and the think will wheeli in sixth gear any way i can prevent this also i can send you the car in sharkport format if you wanna look at it
Firstly, there are no Indy cars in GT3. They are all Formula One cars.
If your Mira has normal downforce settings, it will not wheelie. If you set them to 1.00/1.25 (the maximum for all race cars but the F1 cars), it will not wheelie.
As famine said, there are no indy cars, there are 3 F1's and 2 Champ cars (F1 has the hoodscoop) Champs are relativly smaller.
Now to stop your wheeling problem, you could simply reduce the rate of power your using, instead of going for top speed, on the last two or three gears, put it on for accel...
Originally posted by GT-40/787b As famine said, there are no indy cars, there are 3 F1's and 2 Champ cars (F1 has the hoodscoop) Champs are relativly smaller.
Then how are two of them alot smaller than the other three? the two that are missing hood scoops at Champ cars, fight with me if you want, but thats my ground and im standing it...
Originally posted by GT-40/787b Then how are two of them alot smaller than the other three? the two that are missing hood scoops at Champ cars, fight with me if you want, but thats my ground and im standing it...
There's EIGHT "different" bodies, coming from SIX different F1 cars. None have hood scoops, because none have hoods. The reason they appear different on the outside is because of rule changes over the years - the 1980's F1 cars in the game use turbochargers. These were outlawed in 1989 and the three 1990's F1 cars all use larger NA engines instead. The same thing applies to the dimensions.
If you use mk's to hybrid, just look at the car codes for the 6 F1 cars - you'll see that they are Williams FW16a, Williams FW16b, Williams FW11, McLaren MP4_5b, McLaren MP4_4 and Lotus 99t, just as I said. They really are based on real life F1 cars.
Edit: In fact...
1986 Williams FW11 Honda, driven by Nigel Mansell:
1987 Lotus 99T Honda, driven by Ayrton Senna:
1988 McLaren MP4 4 Honda, driven by Ayrton Senna:
1990 McLaren MP4 5b, driven by Ayrton Senna:
1994 Williams FW16 Renault, driven by Damon Hill:
1994 Williams FW16 Renault, driven by Ayrton Senna (briefly):
Atlas F1, for some history and evolution of the F1 car, from the 1950's through to the end of the 1990's.
(apologies for the odd model shot - but they are bloody good ones)
on quicksand i stand, for im not trying to rhyme its all coming together in time. Im willing to fight for what i believe and not get the oppent any relieve...
Originally posted by GT-40/787b on quicksand i stand, for im not trying to rhyme its all coming together in time. Im willing to fight for what i believe and not get the oppent any relieve...
lol, you're wrong man, just give up now! There are, like Famine said, no Indy/Champ cars in the game, they're all the more powerful, lighter, and nimbler Formula One counterparts...
Thats what im trying to do, thats why i came to you
all i really can tell you todo is to let go of some of the power. Dont plaster it. I have a nissan z concept from one of my friends that feels natural.
i fixed the mira not only that but i know have a fe more light weight cars just like not only that but it'll rip 230 at apricot hill while still turning great
any way i can prevent this also i can send you the car in sharkport format if you wanna look at it
There are, like Famine said, no Indy/Champ cars in the game, they're all the more powerful, lighter, and nimbler Formula One counterparts...
