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#1   2014-09-10 04:09          
is there any drift mod available for the community? I've seen alot of videos with nice drift physics but I can't seem to find a drift mod.

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#2   2014-09-10 04:23          
Martin Bennet and DRIFTjaab (wolves of valo) mods are vip at the moment (dunno if they're thinking on a release).

You could try THIS for a better handling physics. Or again just wait til BB93 release his SLRR.

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#3   2014-09-10 10:10          
Damn I did try the custom handling physics but they're not that great for drift, I guess I'll just wait till BB93 releases his slrr.

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#4   2014-09-10 11:24          
too bad
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#5   2014-09-10 11:47          
So you're telling me that the Handling Physics aren't good enough. Maybe cause they were invented for racing AND drifting. And they are 100% better than the stock ones.

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#6   2014-09-10 14:49          
Currently using Simcade's physics, with a bit edited by me.
Some examples of of drifting with it you can see here *LINK*

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#7   2014-09-10 20:22          
I use them for grip racing which work perfect but for drifting I don't get that smooth feeling no offense

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# Coprone : Currently using Simcade's physics, with a bit edited by me.
Some examples of of drifting with it you can see here *LINK*

see how you even pull those smooth drifts? My shit feels like rock

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#8   2014-09-11 12:47          
It really depends on how you set up your car like you can adjust your transmission to 100%-0% (FWD) OR 50%-50% (AWD) OR 0%-100% (RWD) OR even in between 50%-100% will do good so you have a bit of front wheel support and most of the rear wheel doing the work, a bit realistic, and if you have steering help turned all the way up OR sometimes a little bit of traction control will help for a smoother drift.

Hope that helps you :)

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And also one more thing, setting up ride height and stiffness with adjustable suspension will also help. Fiddle around with the stiffness, see what suits you best. I suggest anything in between 4000 n/m/s to 6000 n/m/s will be fine :)

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and PPPPOOOOWWWEEERRR

This post was edited by hitman3695 (2014-09-11 13:01, ago)


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#9   2014-09-11 20:17          
# hitman3695 : It really depends on how you set up your car like you can adjust your transmission to 100%-0% (FWD) OR 50%-50% (AWD) OR 0%-100% (RWD) OR even in between 50%-100% will do good so you have a bit of front wheel support and most of the rear wheel doing the work, a bit realistic, and if you have steering help turned all the way up OR sometimes a little bit of traction control will help for a smoother drift.

Hope that helps you :)

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And also one more thing, setting up ride height and stiffness with adjustable suspension will also help. Fiddle around with the stiffness, see what suits you best. I suggest anything in between 4000 n/m/s to 6000 n/m/s will be fine :)

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and PPPPOOOOWWWEEERRR

Looks like I have eveything I just needed to tweak the bound damping thank you man :D

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#10   2014-09-11 20:32          
if you want smoother drifting, edit fric_mul and slic_mul in tyre.java
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#11   2014-09-11 21:32          
# mindeliszz : if you want smoother drifting, edit fric_mul and slic_mul in tyre.java

will try thanks :thumbsup:

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#12   2014-09-12 04:11          
# Artenos : Looks like I have eveything I just needed to tweak the bound damping thank you man :D
No Problem :)


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