Going through some personal health issues that are knocking me out of commission. Haven't had time in the past week to do any work, and looking like the same until I can heal up.
As a result, beta testing is being put on hold.
The NASCAR Sim Series (NSS) development blog is maintained and updated by the most recent developer of the NSS mod for rFactor, William Bradshaw.
NASCAR SIM SERIES VERSION 7.0 TO DO LIST AND PROGRESS REPORT
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Sunday, May 8, 2011
May 08, 2011 Updates #2
Air pressure ranges are current, from Daytona thru Darlington.
Previously noted suspension edits have been completed.
Previously noted suspension edits have been completed.
May 08, 2011 Updates
Updated front toe, front sway bar and track bar settings to reflect reality. Also changed air pressure settings, have Atlanta locked in. Still need to add pressure changes to all of the other tracks.
Still in the process of moving a-arm ball joints.
Tested some setups at Atlanta, sourced from NASCAR Racing 4, NASCAR Sim Racing and up through iRacing. Trying to figure which platform I should base the default setups off of. Setups in the latter ported over very, very successfully. Leaning towards those as they're stable and reflect "modern" sim racing, though they are far from authentic in a few major key areas.
Still in the process of moving a-arm ball joints.
Tested some setups at Atlanta, sourced from NASCAR Racing 4, NASCAR Sim Racing and up through iRacing. Trying to figure which platform I should base the default setups off of. Setups in the latter ported over very, very successfully. Leaning towards those as they're stable and reflect "modern" sim racing, though they are far from authentic in a few major key areas.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
May 04, 2011 Updates
Been working on suspension. Glad I have been, as I've been able to find a fix for a specific tire issue. Down side is that it's a tradeoff between realism and stability, but it's an rFactor issue. Maybe rFactor 2 will model a-arms that are actually connected/attached to the spindle and tire hub.
Sorted out some ride height issues. Still a WIP, but close to being done.
I've also tested out both types of setups and both work great. The soft front springs got me within 0.8 seconds of 2nd qualifying last year. Not bad for not even finalizing grip or the tire itself. It mostly tells me that the RPM/torque band is pretty damn realistic.
Sorted out some ride height issues. Still a WIP, but close to being done.
I've also tested out both types of setups and both work great. The soft front springs got me within 0.8 seconds of 2nd qualifying last year. Not bad for not even finalizing grip or the tire itself. It mostly tells me that the RPM/torque band is pretty damn realistic.
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