Stills put together of yet another flip:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMTEe-B0Fg0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMTEe-B0Fg0
and another curb rollover crash
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... &feature=channel_page
This is a nice video archive to refer to every time someone claims that flipping a car, because of inside tires climbing a curb, is unrealistic.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... &feature=channel_page
This is a nice video archive to refer to every time someone claims that flipping a car, because of inside tires climbing a curb, is unrealistic.
Sounds like you want Knockhill style curbs, its not unknown for drivers to get lost on them. 
They've since lowered them a bit, but they were great especially for nutters like Chilton and Muller!
Anyone know where to find that very high resolution slow motion clip of a (Le Mans?) red and white Porsche going over a curb, with the camera zoomed in on the curb/tires/lower bodywork? Was filmed a couple of years ago and was hard to find back then because youtube & co didn't exist yet.
And given the new tire physics coming, curb flips ought to be a little more difficult to trigger.
And given the new tire physics coming, curb flips ought to be a little more difficult to trigger.
tire blown by curb:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7Ol9BZB-no&NR=1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7Ol9BZB-no&NR=1
Must be very sticky tyres, tbh.
As let on by Scawen, LFS tyres have too much grip. Maybe the cars flip over a bit easier due to that, and not having suspension preload or anti-dive/squat, equating to exaggerated amounts of roll and CG/roll centre effects
As let on by Scawen, LFS tyres have too much grip. Maybe the cars flip over a bit easier due to that, and not having suspension preload or anti-dive/squat, equating to exaggerated amounts of roll and CG/roll centre effects
Thanks!Thank you, finally someone that knows aswell, THAT IS A DAM FOCKING BUG!
I made a video aswell, and many people says it is not a bug.
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=43564
Tire also bends after a few hits
Well, it's not really a bug, just quite bad track design.
Tyre physics bug right there.. Now imagine him exiting into a barrier.
LOL
Another video showing how smooth some curbs are.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUCfL7rgtts
loving that pic
The Pau Circuit in France is pretty spectacular when it comes to curbs, especially one at around 1:08:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89QPw-EWL7o
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89QPw-EWL7o
Yes i did, The 15cm high rubber edges didn't stop some drivers to drive full over it now and then.
Guess real cars are stronger then lfs makes you believe
That's the one.. Thanks
The original version was twice as long and even higher resolution. Something like 50MB.I'm not sure if I'd call it a bug, but it's definitely a limitation of the LFS tire model. The tire model appears to assume the entire tire is always on a single planar surface, so when the engine decides the tire is on the tiny lip on the edge of the curb it calculates the forces as if the ENTIRE tire is on a plane with the angle of the tiny lip. Attached is a screenshot showing the effect.
Probably the easiest way to fix that is to fill in the area behind those curbs.
Those cerbs are truly evil
If you think that's annoying try going over the curbs in iRacing lol.
sorry to break your bubble but yes the do
so my advice like ebrybody else is just adapt to the conditions and BTW that is what a good driver would be able to do!
just change your setup, it doesn't have to be a drastic one , but just enuf to where you wont have to sacrifice your line, if you really don't wanna find another
!!!!!!!! F@*@*@ing curbs!!!!
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