entering the pits

Is there away to drive in the pits without the game taking control and slowing me down because sometimes the ai cars come in behind you alot faster and crash into you can become annoying when your racing up front.

I think in GP4Tweaker there is such a function to chose . (speed limiter enable/disable or something like), and in the Magic Data, it's desc69 I think:


[descriptions]
desc1=fw AI dry
desc2=rw
desc3=1st
desc4=2nd
desc5=3rd
desc6=4th
desc7=5th
desc8=6th
desc9=fw AI wet
desc10=rw
desc11=1st
desc12=2nd
desc13=3rd
desc14=4th
desc15=5th
desc16=6th
desc17=fw player dry
desc18=rw
desc19=1st
desc20=2nd
desc21=3rd
desc22=4th
desc23=5th
desc24=6th
desc25=brake bias dry
desc26=fw player wet
desc27=rw
desc28=1st
desc29=2nd
desc30=3rd
desc31=4th
desc32=5th
desc33=6th
desc34=brake bias wet
desc35=soft tyre (52-55, higher, softer)
desc36=hard tyre (52-55, higher, softer)
desc37=>= 50 for tyretype 1, else 0
desc38=
desc39=
desc40=
desc41=
desc42=track grip
desc43=
desc44=
desc45=downforce
desc46=ride height
desc47=air pressure
desc48=fuel (for 1.0 lap)
desc49=slipstream (not very effective)
desc50=?tyre wear player
desc51=AI aggressiveness in attacking corners (32768-65536 higher, more - 0-32768 higher, more, /l/)
desc52=AI aggressiveness finetune
desc53=cc power factor ace
desc54=cc grip factor ace
desc55=cc power factor pro
desc56=cc grip factor pro
desc57=cc power factor semi-pro
desc58=cc grip factor semi-pro
desc59=cc power factor amateur
desc60=cc grip factor amateur
desc61=cc power factor rookie
desc62=cc grip factor rookie
desc63=random perf range min
desc64=random perf range max
desc65=nr of AI errors
desc66=nr of sectors checked by AI after spin
desc67=sectors to pit in begin
desc68=sectors to pit in end
desc69=pre pit speed limit
desc70=fuel consumption player
desc71=fuel consumption AI
desc72=?tyre wear AI
desc73=nr of segments before cars break rail-line at the starts
desc74=poletime (e. g. 70800 equals 1:10.800)
desc75=poletime finetune (+/-1000 equals +/- 1.0)
desc76=change for drys/wets timing AI (higher, sooner)
desc77=change for drys/wets timing AI finetune
desc78=rain chance
desc79=????? - segment nr (start of some range) pit data
desc80=????? - segment nr (end of some range) pit data
desc81=AI race grip
desc82=????? - unk (dw) AI tyres
desc83=????? - unk (dw) maybe player related
desc84=black flag penalty
desc85=black flag (1024=80kph)
desc86=????? - unk (dw) AI wet?
desc87=????? - unk (dw) AI wet?
desc88=????? - new (dw) AI wet?
desc89=????? - new (dw) AI wet?
desc90='handbrake' (at -312)
desc91=garage pos depth player
desc92=garage pos depth AI
desc93=orientation in garage
desc94=pit stall depth
desc95=pit stall depth finetune
desc96=
desc97=
desc98=
desc99=
desc100=
desc101=
desc102=pitstop group 1 %
desc103=stop 1
desc104=pit window 1
desc105=
desc106=
desc107=
desc108=
desc109=
desc110=pitstop group 2 %
desc111=stop 1
desc112=pit window 1
desc113=stop 2
desc114=pit window 2
desc115=
desc116=
desc117=
desc118=pitstop group 3 %
desc119=stop 1
desc120=pit window 1
desc121=stop 2
desc122=pit window 2
desc123=stop 3
desc124=pit window 3
desc125=
desc126=failure chance: suspension
desc127=failure chance: loosewheel
desc128=failure chance: puncture
desc129=failure chance: engine
desc130=failure chance: transmission
desc131=failure chance: oilleak/waterleak
desc132=failure chance: throttle/brake
desc133=failure chance: electrics
desc134=
desc135=
desc136=
desc137=
desc138=bump factor
desc139=bump height

XenonS



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/08/2016 12:27AM by XenonS.

turn off the pitlimiter tweaker in gp4 tweaker folder of your MoD

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Interesting. I always thought that the game slows the AI down just as much as you - that's reasonable considering that, after all, you're also controlled by the game from that point on.

The pre pit speed limit in the magic data only serves to adjust the amount you're being slowed down. Oddly enough, I never managed to find a value which doesn't slow you down at all when you get onto the pitlane sectors. (You obviously slow down for where the speed limiter is placed, but that's much further on, right before the actual garages. I'm talking about deceleration when you veer onto the pitlane at pitlane sector 0 or something.)

Use a 20480 value to get the lowest deceleration possible - that's what's used by the original tracks in Monza which obviously doesn't need that much speed to be scrubbed off at the point I described above.

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