Maybe no one noticed...

[janaucarre]

great great thanks to you mister piboso, now all people can make all tests they want during months and months.
We can make all category we want: 50cc, 85cc, 125cc, 250cc 2 and 4 strokes, 350cc 2 and 4 strokes, 500cc 2 and 4 strokes, 600cc 2 and..., 750cc, 800cc(gp), 900cc, 1000cc, 1200cc.
So many possibilities, it's a new world.
Thank you so much.
Notepad is used to open what we wants. Note that not all files can be open, search them, piboso post in this thread wich you can open and modify.

[oppolo]

hi guys, sorry to be stupi but may i ask what program you open them up in, as notepad just gives me chinese lettering lol

they were files for grafich

[johnnyangel]

iv sussed it and made some 600cc physics on the r6....lots of fun

[Alby46]

iv sussed it and made some 600cc physics on the r6....lots of fun

so you edited the physics?

[johnnyangel]

Yes Alby just altered the power and the delivery to more like a 600.

And used the r6 model to race around on.
For an hours work its actually pretty good lol

[C21]

@johnny
would you be able to explain what you´ve changed in detail?

[johnnyangel]

I Basically just followed piboso instructions on page 1 first.

This should get you a duplicate bike ( I named mine R6)

Then altered the second row of numbers to the right in the
engine file to drop the power and mimic a 600cc engine.

Thats it in short

[oppolo]

so, apart the engine, the physic is the same of a GP 4T

[johnnyangel]

Well i used the varese as a base for the chassis

[Desteban]

Nice idea johnyangel!
Would you upload and share that R6 please? 

[cjmc78]

The ENGN file defines the on and off-throttle torque curves. The units are RPS and Nm ( will probably be changed to RPM in the future ).


What does RPS stand for?

[Alby46]

probably the same as rpm, not per minute but per second ( i think )

[RiccoChicco]

Alby's right 

[cjmc78]

Interesting. Thanks.

I thought I'd just post a pic of a quick chart I made in excel for the varese v594 torque curve:

http://i1266.photobucket.com/albums/jj531/CJMC78/PIBOSO%20GP%20BIKES/VARESEV594TORQUECURVE.jpg

[neoraptor]

Thanks cjmc78. Very interesting !!
We could soon adapt the curve from a dyno read !! 

Just small thing, your legend is inverted on your graph : RPS should be at the bottom and torque to the left


Where did you get this points? Is there the same for the power?