@asb0410 Tested, approved and recommended. Nice work dude!
I'm not gonna lie, when I first downloaded it I thought "Oh boy some Subaru fan boy probably made this thing go 800 MPH" but when I tried it was very surprised. The launch, the handling, the damage, the top speed, all very accurate. The only thing I think it could use is slightly more traction loss multiplication value so you can slide and drift on dirt just a little easier. Great work tough, I love the fact that the damage deformation is so realistic that you can hit a deer with it and it causes damage.
@asb0410 No problem, keep em comin! Little word of advice, I've recently come to the realization that the drive force value responds almost perfectly if you use the cars exact or rough wheel HP number.
You can often look up a vehicles stock wheel horsepower but for a good educated guess most automatic transmissions lose about 75 to 100 HP between the engine and wheels and most manual transmissions lose between 30 to 50 HP. Light duty transmissions for smaller engines use less power and heavy duty transmissions for larger engines use more of the engine power to spin the beefier internals.
The drive force number you put in is almost perfect assuming they make 280-300 HP at the crank and lose about 40 to 60 going to the wheels.
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@asb0410 Tested, approved and recommended. Nice work dude!
I'm not gonna lie, when I first downloaded it I thought "Oh boy some Subaru fan boy probably made this thing go 800 MPH" but when I tried it was very surprised. The launch, the handling, the damage, the top speed, all very accurate. The only thing I think it could use is slightly more traction loss multiplication value so you can slide and drift on dirt just a little easier. Great work tough, I love the fact that the damage deformation is so realistic that you can hit a deer with it and it causes damage.
@Impactjunky Thank's a lot) This is my first mod.
@asb0410 No problem, keep em comin! Little word of advice, I've recently come to the realization that the drive force value responds almost perfectly if you use the cars exact or rough wheel HP number.
You can often look up a vehicles stock wheel horsepower but for a good educated guess most automatic transmissions lose about 75 to 100 HP between the engine and wheels and most manual transmissions lose between 30 to 50 HP. Light duty transmissions for smaller engines use less power and heavy duty transmissions for larger engines use more of the engine power to spin the beefier internals.
The drive force number you put in is almost perfect assuming they make 280-300 HP at the crank and lose about 40 to 60 going to the wheels.
How fast will it go maxed?