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Hi!

Here I put 4 500cc bikes from the 80's: Honda NS 1983, Yamaha YZR 0W70 and 0W98 (1983 and 1988) and Suzuki RGV 1988.
There are just for testing. You may ask: "why now if B7 is soon??????", my answer could be: "I'm a brakeball guy, and I have to change them aswell for B7, publish or not, so why not?"  ;D

Please Matty, don´t put it in the database. The reasons: 1. There are not finshed, specially the models, shadows and paints (don´t have a lasting template yet), so not everybody will want to have them installed. 2. Beta 7 is soon, so I´ll must to remake them soon.

Points to take care: 1.-The 1983 bikes hasn't tyre heater, so take care the first 2/3 laps. 2.-None of this bikes has a rev limiter. 3.-None are specially eyecandy. Please, if you want to make feedback, don´t care about the visual, all bugs in this aspect are known. Physics feedback are specially welcome (that´s the goal of it).









Several people was involved into this project. Testing, giving feedback, making some 3d parts. So, the credits goes for all of them. I don't know if they want to be named as they are "zombies in resurrection" (internal joke, nevermind).

Credits:

A big thanks to Kingofslide54, who give us the permission to remake his 3d model made for GP500 (Honda NS and Yamaha 0W70).
Also to Hawk_Uk, a very talented 3D guy.

Instalation:

Copy the files folder into the GP Bikes directory.

Uninstall:

Just delete them.

This files has no warranty.
This is not a Piboso's product.

Enjoy. Cheers.

Dl link: www.mediafire.com/download/6bq4c5uunnb9djd/500cc_80%27s.zip

Super Bad A$$!  ;D

Grande Alone como siempree!!
I'll give it a try as soin as I have some time :)

Quote from: Alone on October 11, 2015, 02:14:32 AM
Several people was involved into this project. Testing, giving feedback, making some 3d parts. So, the credits goes for all of them. I don't know if they want to be named as they are "zombies in resurrection" (internal joke, nevermind).

LoL Alone  ;D

Ill put them on the zombie server a.s.a.p.
(and thx very very much)

Thank you

Tried now, the first impression is very good, although I like the 3D models, physics (I'm no expert) but it seems very similar to the other 500 (am I wrong?).

Downsides I see; is too little difference with the other 500  :P

Anyway thanks guys!  ;D

Oh my Goodness!

I wake up and log in to find these beauties (Honda NS especially) waiting for me to test.

wowowo thanks to everyone I look forward to testing indeed!

Pinch me  :o  am I really awake???  ???

Quote from: Alone on October 11, 2015, 02:14:32 AM

Several people was involved into this project. Testing, giving feedback, making some 3d parts. So, the credits goes for all of them. I don't know if they want to be named as they are "zombies in resurrection" (internal joke, nevermind).

Credits:

A big thanks to Kingofslide54, who give us the permission to remake his 3d model made for GP500 (Honda NS and Yamaha 0W70).
Also to Hawk_Uk, a very talented 3D guy.

Hehehe!  ;D

Thanks Alone for releasing these bikes early for us all to enjoy while we get the beta 7 release from Piboso, and to test and provide feedback - Just to remind guys that these bikes are still a "Work-in-Progress(WIP) " and the bike physics in particular are not final yet as the "Zombie Team" were awaiting for B7 release to complete them.  Your feedback will be very much appreciated. ;)

Thank you for the credit above Alone, appreciated mate.  ;) 8)

Let's give these Classic beauties a good ride!  ;D ;D 8)

Thank you for the early release Alone!  ;D 8)

Hawk.

Great work! What power do these bikes make?

Nice work!

Quote from: Alone on October 11, 2015, 02:14:32 AM

Please Matty, don´t put it in the database. The reasons: 1. There are not finshed, specially the models, shadows and paints (don´t have a lasting template yet), so not everybody will want to have them installed. 2. Beta 7 is soon, so I´ll must to remake them soon.

No Probs :)


And thank you for observing the new Naming system  ;D

Stabilized Gp 500. That's awesome to ride these beasts. Thank you for your effort mate it's so funny.

 :o very nice work

AWESOME



btw, I would really like to see the OW70 engine sometime, it's a V4 with rotary valves between the cylinder banks iirc.

Quote from: Boerenlater on October 11, 2015, 08:49:12 AM
Great work! What power do these bikes make?

If I remember rightly they range from 120HP to 160HP depending on model and year. Maybe Alone could confirm this.  ;)

Hawk.

!!! *q*

THANKS Alone!! ;D

Thanks Alone!!

Tested the 83 yam. Quite limited range of torque/power which could be dangerous in corners, rear a bit slippy, front is oscillating a lil' (in the 10th corner of victoria).

/!\Old Yamaha Brakes!!/!\ xD

Global stability in corners, good, not too much wheelies.. I personally love it, too bad the power falls a lot near 12K RPM, i would have loved to push it near 16K at every shifts (engine break but eargasm earned :lol: ).

Thx!
Yes, the power is like Hawk said. 120 the NS, 130 the 0w70, 150 the rgv and 155 the 0w98.
White, thx 4 the feedback. The revs drops is a pity too not broke the engine allways lol, but maybe we could found a better solution (point at 18k i.e.). Yes, not too much wheelies. Maybe could be cause the gears ratio  and the masses distribution. Lets see what could we do in b7. We were seeking a lot for real data, but is hard. The gears ratio are from a tz 500, maybe need tweeking or found newones.

just tried the 88 rgv at hockenheim.. nice  8) love the handling! great work  ;D now we need exhaust smoke  :P ;D

Almost overslept this morning..  ::) was up late thrashing around on the suzuki  :D
Really like the physics. Bike feels agile.. Feels nice on the brakes, messing around with the gearing gets the bike pulling good! Also the grip feels nice when you get on the power.. Great job! Thanks  8)

Great Job! Thz Alone

I lIke physics! good job Alone.

3 cheers! huzzah! huzzah! huzzah!  ;D
here i was thinking i'd not miss much, and hadn't been on the forum since last week, and look at what happened!
super, super work, and good luck with finalising them - this will keep me busy for quite some time - a huge thanks to all involved  8)

I put them in Gp Bikes directory but they doesnt appear in the game, any solution?
Sorry my bad english

did you put them at the correct folder, mate?
it shouldn't go into GP Bikes directory straight, but in the subfolder 'bikes'....
so, for example: C:\Games\GPB\gpbikes\bikes\500cc_1988_Yamaha YZR

And if you are running Beta 7b you should leave them alone until they have been modified to make compatible for B7b!!!!!

I need my NS I hope they are being tweaked!  ;D

i feel i should add here, these 500's were the first mod bikes i added, and rode, in my B7 install.
although i have since removed them to eliminate potential issues, i never actually had any issues when riding them at Victoria.
i tried the Honda NS, the Suzuki RGV and the Yamaha YZF, and never experienced any issues - in fact, barring the NS, which seemed to have a real strange gearing issue, they were beautiful to ride, the best i have felt with these 500's so far. my personal favorite, the RGV, has never felt better!  ;D
the weird thing with the NS gearing, which i couldn't improve no matter what kind of gearing i tried to set up, was that the lower gears are so long, that it was hard to even get the bike into 5th gear at almost any point, even down the long straight - 6th gear? forget it!
anyhoo, i've removed them all for now, and focussing on the stock bikes, and the 3 mod bikes already made compatible for B7 :D