huge difference between a gnome rotary and a wankel rotary. the only reason a Gnome Rotary is useful in planes is because you just mount the damn prop straight to the engine.
In cars you will not find a single Gnome rotary engine, (unless some crazy nutter did it for the hell of it)
Dual exhaust really doesnt do anything for rotary engines anyway other than make them quieter. Only having the 2 exhaust ports to vent from means one pipe is enough, and well for an engine so dependant on freeflowing intake and exhaust theres certainly no harm in dual exhausting one.
short version of a very long conversation about a project RX7 i was building.... too bad the money ran out
a fading "trail" for the G-Ball
a peak needle on the drift angle guage, so i can see what my angle was AFTER the drift and i'm not going to run into anything
Youve just agreed with my point. But think of it like this as well: A course rubbers not only during the race, but also during the practices and qualification sessions prior to it.
Lacking the stuff to edit the DDS myself... could someone spit out a dds of the ball for me with negative colors? I tried to edit the INI but it just gave me a black ball with yellow rim, and i want a yellow ball with white rim
a little something for the Formula Mazda fans. This is not an attempt to make a car that sounds "cool", it is an attempt by a mazda rotary fan to recreate the sound of a highly tuned rotary engine.
I never understood anything of the sort. However i do take offense to words put in my mouth. I tried a placement like your 'layout1" when i made my own screenshot thanks very much. I however elected to place it further out where it would be more visible, and used a curved arrow to reduce the possibility of mistaking the direction. A brain does tick inside this skull of mine.
I abhor the wheels only view. And you shouldnt have to change your view for a measure like this to work, its an inconvenience. I appreciate your effort though
Man, unless the conditions were saved before every race it would be pointless. You'd have to re-rubber the track every time, or settle for a half assed "Pre-Rubbered" surface
If youre gonna use an arrow, toss it out in the middle of the lane so its easy to see from any vehicle. No use in making different layouts for each car just so you can see
The layouts are saved separately for each configuration, so you's have to lay all your marshals or cones separately for each configuration of a course.
And the rant.... Well, it bothers me when people complain for someone else to do what they could do themselves. That doesnt mean you shouldnt get help with things you simply don't understand, but the AutoX editor was staring everyone in the face.
On a more serious note theres been a major upgrade made to the gearbox which allows for uninterupted acceleration while shifting. Thats right, the .05 second shift lag has been removed.
If it came down to the F1.07 or a 2005 spec Sauber I'd take the 2005, since it's a v10 powered f1 car and therefore fundamentally different