Goodwood Circuit 0.99
- Author mantasisg
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mantasisg
Thanks, and thanks for Jaguar XJ13 :) I am a bit busy, I hope to get back to Goodwood soon. I'm happy that a lot of people appreciates Goodwood, and this mod :)
mantasisg
Thank you. I appreciate your review a lot :)
Visual aspects and AI functionality is in the focus now. I hope for steady progress till the Members Meeting, perhaps an update in December. Thats the plan :)
Visual aspects and AI functionality is in the focus now. I hope for steady progress till the Members Meeting, perhaps an update in December. Thats the plan :)
mantasisg
Big thanks for nice review :)
I don't think they use braking markers towrds No Name curve, which could be considered as part of St.Mary's. I think it is perfectly good to brake a lttle just after that slight kink, and then turning in super early, in revival and members meeting they are taking this turn with a slight neutral or slighly oversteerish slide, I think thats when the curve is being taken correctly, you can go surprising fast there indeed.
As for circuit being too grippy, I really don't think so, it uses 0.97 friction value, Monza 1966 uses same, Silverstone 1967 uses 0.99. I don't know whats about Oulton mod :) I think grip in Goodwood changes more often than weather haha, when they take the oldest cars around, seems like it is almost a rule that some are spilling some oil. It is remarkable how many cement dust marks there used to be, can be seen in Google earth. Now there are much less.
As for bumps I feel the same way - correct cars feels right. There could be some space for improvement, but it is very close to the real deal I'm sure.
Can't wait to get free time and work on the track further :)
I don't think they use braking markers towrds No Name curve, which could be considered as part of St.Mary's. I think it is perfectly good to brake a lttle just after that slight kink, and then turning in super early, in revival and members meeting they are taking this turn with a slight neutral or slighly oversteerish slide, I think thats when the curve is being taken correctly, you can go surprising fast there indeed.
As for circuit being too grippy, I really don't think so, it uses 0.97 friction value, Monza 1966 uses same, Silverstone 1967 uses 0.99. I don't know whats about Oulton mod :) I think grip in Goodwood changes more often than weather haha, when they take the oldest cars around, seems like it is almost a rule that some are spilling some oil. It is remarkable how many cement dust marks there used to be, can be seen in Google earth. Now there are much less.
As for bumps I feel the same way - correct cars feels right. There could be some space for improvement, but it is very close to the real deal I'm sure.
Can't wait to get free time and work on the track further :)
Thanks again, if things will go well for me, then I hope for update mid December.