SCARTS-Dover-Pre-2013-Race

Download the 2012-2013 Turbocharged Series edition of Dover here! This track will be used in December 2nd's race at Dover (4pm ET / 9 GMT).

http://www.mediafire.com/?0ofc5jwey7exu2d

CHANGES SINCE LAST TRACK
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- New pit entry/exit striping (the entry stripe now slows you to pit road speed instantaneously

- A blue line along the outside wall has been added to notate the location of the pit exit line to help set the pacing order if a caution flies during green flag pitstops.

- New logos were designed for the new Turbocharged Series season.

- Lowered the steer value of the pits/apron to stabilize the turning rate.

Sorry to be critical but I really don't like this pit entry line - it does nothing to improve the pit terrain, actually it makes it more important to speed to pitlane in order to get over this line faster. If you go slowly to pitlane, the line screws you even more, its not "equal" at all. A better solution is to change a tiny line in the terrain definition which means you can instantly slow and speed up to a set speed (well as fast as car accel allows).

If I can get hold of wokinger, I'll ask him what it is as I cannot identify it in the F1SL files..

EDIT:

Here are the settings from his F1 track

Terrain PIT
id 5
isWall 0
viscosity 4.0
acceleration 1.0
braking 1.0
grip 1.0
steering 1.0
skidMark 0
tyreMark 0
slowing 0.5
red 110
green 110
blue 110
End

Theres also this one..


Terrain Slowing
id 9
isWall 0
viscosity 10.0
acceleration 0.2
braking 0.0
grip 0.0
steering 0.0
energyloss 10
red 170
green 130
blue 80
End

And this


Terrain PIT STALL
id 8
isWall 0
viscosity 4.0
acceleration 1.0
braking 1.0
grip 1.0
steering 1.0
skidMark 0
tyreMark 0
pit 1
red 110
green 110
blue 110
End

For a comparison heres normal tarmac

Terrain Tarmac
id 2
isWall 0
viscosity 1.0
acceleration 1.0
braking 1.0
grip 1.0
steering 1.0
skidMark 1
tyreMark 0
energyloss 1
red 110
green 110
blue 110
End

So it looks like Viscosity is the key, up that to 4.0 and see what happens maybe.

There's plenty of time to improve this during the season - it's just my first attempt at it.

Yup, and its better than nothing.