Hello Can find the size of tire to use with the TBC? For example: Radius = 0.330 Width = 0.315 Rim = (0.217, 750000.0, 7500.0, 3.0) What tire size need it? What is calculated ?
Are you talking about finding a tyre size? Googling the tyre type will tell you that. Or are you looking for the line in the TBC which states radius, width and rim? Surely this info can be input while running the tyre tool? This doc is a little old but might help: http://imagespaceinc.com/downloads/rf2/modsresources/rF2_TGM_TyreTool_QuickStart_V3.pdf http://rfactor.net/web/rf2/devscorner/
Thank you for your response Woodee! What I want to know is how to find the right tire size with the value of the TBC for a convertion. Thank you for the PDF, I'll watch it.
Here the value of my TBC: FRONT: Radius = 0.283 (X2 = 0.566 = diameter of the tire) RadiusRPM = 2.01e-6 Width = 0255 Rim = (0.210, 750000.0, 7500.0, 3.0) REAR: Radius = 0.330 (X2 = 0.660 = diameter of the tire) Width = 0315 Rim = (0.217, 750000.0, 7500.0, 3.0) 325-660-13X13.7 FRONT: 245-660-13X12 (SizeMultiplier = (1.04,0.85)) REAR: 325-660-13X13.7 (SizeMultiplier = (0.96,1)) I always have a problem with the mod physic. I tried several combinations with several different tire from the archive "ISI Tyres". The car returns this, many sub-virag. There is a problem on the size of the tire I can not seem to solve. So is it possible with only the data of TBC, (No TGM in rF1 mod) to find the right tire size.
I am learning myself and some of this confuses me. TBCs are used with rF1 and the combination of the TBC & TGMs are used in rF2. Currently all I have done is replace the TBCs of an rF1 mod with the TBCs and TGM of an existing ISI/modder mod and it is drivable. It probably isn't physically correct, but it works. I suggest you keep an eye on the ISI dev blog as they are going through the dev of a car step by step and they go into a lot of detail! http://isiforums.net/f/entry.php/5-Hello-and-welcome-to-our-new-physics-development-blog
I reasoned like you. I took the file TBC and TGM an ISI mod, but I still felt a problem in physics. Maybe the problem is other thing. GEN file? GMT wheel? Is it possible ? I had actually seen the blog. That's what made me want to convert.
Could be the difference in dimensions. I believe this is what the multiplier is for. When taking tyres into the tyre tool, all the numbers confuse me, but it does give a visual representation. I think some tyres need recompiling to support new tyre tech. I've not simulated one myself yet though.
