| Known settings: |
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| Magic Data |
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| tyre wear |
This is the same as the tyre wear you can edit
in the Track Editor. If you use GP2Lap, the value used in the game is the
one in the track .dat file (edited in TE) ,
if you don't use GP2Lap, the value used will
be this one you edit in GP2STE. Bigger values will make the tyres wear
faster. This factor affects the human player only! |
| slot grip |
This values an overall grip level for the slot,
it works in both Qualifying and Race sessions. It affects only the ccs. |
| qual grip |
This value sets the cc performance for qualifying.
Higher values give better performance. |
| race grip |
This value sets the cc performance for Race sessions.
Higher values give better performance. |
| Unknown 5 |
It affects the cc behavior when the race starts
or when he leaves the pits. If you put a high value, the ccs may miss some
corners in the first lap.
The values for all slots are 1024, 1280, 1536
or 2048 (4*256, 5*256, 6*256 or 8*256, if you look the exe in the hex editor
you will se a 4, 5, 6, or 8) |
| Unknown 6 |
Values are somewhat near Unknown 5, but they
have a great variety. I doesn't affect laptimes. I have no idea about what
it does. |
| qual grip 2 |
cc grip in qualifying- similar to Qual Grip.
In original GP2 they have always the same value for qualy and race. |
| race grip 2 |
cc grip in race/practice- similar to Race Grip.
In original GP2 they have always the same value for qualy and race. |
| qual timing |
Changes the time speed, so you can adjust laptimes
in qualifying whitout changing performances. Higher values give slower
laptimes. |
| race timing |
Changes the time speed, so you can adjust laptimes
in Race sessions whitout changing performances. Higher values give slower
laptimes. |
| semi pro grip |
Adjusts the cc performance in semi-pro level.
Value 16384 gives the same performance than ace level, lower values give
slower laps, and higher values faster laps. Pro level performance will
be between semi-pro and ace. It doesn't affect rookie or amateur levels. |
| Unknown 12 |
It's always close to Semi-pro grip value, maybe
they are related. It doesn't mean Pro level grip and it's not a race factor
for semi-pro level. I doesn't affect laptimes.
Maybe it will affect some behavior in the race?
Or maybe it affects lower levels? I didn't test it. In fact I have no idea
about what it does. |
| cc mistake rate |
higher values will make the ccs miss the corners
more times. |
| Unknowns 14, 15, 16 and 17 |
Values too high (around 60000) are probably negative,
value - 65536 (i.e. 65024=> 65536-65024=-512). But I couldn't find any
clue about their meaning. |
| Unknown 18 |
Always 64 in all slots. Probably useless. I should
have taken it off from the data. |
| distance to pit in |
distance before the pitlane (in track units)
where the ccs will leave the ccline to join the pitlane. It also affects
human players. |
| distance to pit out |
distance after the pitlane (in track units) where
the ccs will join the ccline again. |
| pit in speed |
cc speed after he leaves the ccline to join the
pitlane. |
| human fuel comsumption |
It's the fuel comsumption for human players.
Higher values makes the car comsume more fuel.
It's not the same as the Fuel Load value in the
track editor. That values gives you the amount of fuel loaded in each lap. |
| ccs fuel comsumption |
the same as Human Fuel, but it works for the
ccs. |
| Unknown 24 |
It has a slight effect in cc laptimes. Maybe
it's a finetune to Fuel consumptions? |
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| Tyre Data |
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| Tyre Wear |
Higher values will make the tyres wear faster. |
| Tyre grip |
Higher values give more grip. Do not use values lower than 16384. It
will give strange results. |
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| Overall CC Grip Level |
These factors work in a similar way than magic data's Qual Grip and
Race Grip, but they affect cc performance in all slots at the same time.
GP2 default is 16588 for both qualy and race. |
