Tire utility

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by buzard, Dec 29, 2011.

  1. buzard

    buzard Registered

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    One of the things to look forward to is a new tire model. And the tire files are just a list of numbers.
    How about a utility that reads the files directly and plots a graph. And you can then draw a graph
    and have the utility create a tire file from your graph. Should save a lot of time trying to get a vintage
    period tire close to what you want in a lot less time.

    Someone might even be able to make an Excel spreadsheet do this.

    Just a thought!
     
  2. SeKa

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    Tires are one oft he most important things. So I hope for a comprehensive tool for this position.
     
  3. jubuttib

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    There was an engine editing program (Easy Engine Physics Editor or something) where you could also load up tbc-files and work on the slipcurves. Though a better dedicated program would be appreciated. Especially one where it's possible to also visualize the effect of load sensitivity (3D-graph perhaps?) since that is a pretty damn big part of the feel.
     

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