GP4 race simulation

Hi,

is it possible in GP4 to make the cars faster when they have less fuel, or is this impossible.

e.g. you have fuel for 23 laps, but when you are only having fuel for 5 laps, you can make faster lap times even when the tyres aren't functioning superb (so like real F1).

search this forum.. there are several topics already made about this..

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Well, strange question because cars are going a bit faster with less fuel..I mean not exactly by the speed but you feel the inertia of the cars into the curves with more fuel so you have to go slower.... don't you?

Otherwise, I don't know if it is possible like real F1...

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/14/2008 01:59PM by Excalibur.

I think GP4 does this anyway. The difference is small, but definitely noticeable.

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Locke Cole ecrit:
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> I think GP4 does this anyway. The difference is
> small, but definitely noticeable.

Absolutely, you can feel it sensibly...

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the solution is to reduce the tyre wear - GP4 tyres lose performance more quickly than modern day F1

Hmm, how can you reduce this, in gp4tweaker?

check this thread...

[www.grandprixgames.org]

there's some good info on how to make this work.

Ok thanks for your help all, and sorry for creating this 'useless' topic.

The topic's not useless. Don't let those nasty GP4 forum hermits bite your head off.

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