Drag and drop is inefficient. It's great to have it, but not when it's the only way to add drivers/cars/whatever to one list from another. It would be better, especially for big races, to be able to select multiple people/cars and drag the group, to be able to use the keyboard to tab or arrow down/up to a driver and hit enter to add them one at a time, or even to have a "select all" option to add the entire list to the next race.
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This thread has been quite what?
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Quite quiet?
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Hehe, sorry, I couldn't resist. Just messing with you a little.
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Quite quiet?
Hehe, sorry, I couldn't resist. Just messing with you a little.
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Excellent.
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I'd love to see an updated plan, when you are able.
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It's really cool that the Smart Cars presented a vial competitive option for you. I'm curious, though, if the cars used as smart cars were better in some way than the one you were controlling? It did look like you were pushing to maintain your lead or not fall too far behind, but if they're recordings of your own driving, surely it wouldn't have been so hard to keep up unless those cars were better in some way? Cleaner/grippier tires, motor has more rpm or torque, better weight distribution, or something? If they're equal as far as you know, have you done the same thing but with driving one of the other cars?
Never mind, I just watched the video again, and noticed how you were gaining on them over several laps, and only "fell behind" when the camera changed points of view, probably starting a new race or session or something, and then gaining back up on the yellow and blue cars. Still, they were definitely great competition, requiring a high level of consistency when racing hard to catch up and pass them.
I'd love to have a go on a Scorpius layout with Smart Cars running, as real competition from a "ghost car" is easily one of the most sought after features for both analog and digital racers.
I'd love to see an updated plan, when you are able.
It's really cool that the Smart Cars presented a vial competitive option for you. I'm curious, though, if the cars used as smart cars were better in some way than the one you were controlling? It did look like you were pushing to maintain your lead or not fall too far behind, but if they're recordings of your own driving, surely it wouldn't have been so hard to keep up unless those cars were better in some way? Cleaner/grippier tires, motor has more rpm or torque, better weight distribution, or something? If they're equal as far as you know, have you done the same thing but with driving one of the other cars?
Never mind, I just watched the video again, and noticed how you were gaining on them over several laps, and only "fell behind" when the camera changed points of view, probably starting a new race or session or something, and then gaining back up on the yellow and blue cars. Still, they were definitely great competition, requiring a high level of consistency when racing hard to catch up and pass them.
I'd love to have a go on a Scorpius layout with Smart Cars running, as real competition from a "ghost car" is easily one of the most sought after features for both analog and digital racers.
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