[REL] F1 2002 Conversion - Release v1.3 FINAL

Schumi said:
Hi! Unfortunately, I do not know! I found mod at the my hard disk. Original name F1 2002 VS.
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ISI did. Ralph Hummerich (RH / EMAC) skins (Tobacco) probably. I see Michelin CTDP/ISI rF1 BMW Sauber tyre textures... But mainly ISI and the 2002 Season from F1 2002 / F1 Challenge 99 - 02.
 
hexagramme said:
I just gave the mod a quick try at Matsusaka GP, awesome job so far. :)

A bit of feedback:
  • The AI is around 9 secs. per lap off my pace. Looking at their behavior I'd say it could be some sort of tire issue. They suffer severe understeer on corner exits and slows down dramatically. Looking at the AI tire wear, it's quite extreme; they wear their hard compound tires 6 times faster than I do.
  • I feel my car (Renault) is glued to the track. Nowhere did I have to feather the throttle, not even in the slow hairpin or the last chicane. Was the traction control back then really that effective?
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No... Well, depending on what setting was used on the TC-knob ;)
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Cockpit FOV is quite a bit too high, producing a tunnel effect when driving. The normal FOV is 50 in rF2, which would need some adjustment in seat position. The physics still feel pretty much alpha to me, this happened already on my first lap:

 
Great job, thanks for the update. :)

A few things:

  • The cars flip very easily. A spin, a slight sideways moment and even just touching a curb can make the car tip over and flip violently through the air. This needs looking at.
  • The AI is still very far off the pace, losing time everywhere (slow corner entries and exits, poor acceleration on straights, poor top speed etc.)
Can't wait for the next update, keep it up. :)
 
You can find the mod on some other sites. But i think it is far away of being at the quality standard compared with the ASR OWC 92 mod or the F1 1988 one.
 
It seems a shame that this mod isn't freely available here. After all it was built by ISI and by modding the creator is improving the scope of ISI's current product.
 
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