Realistic Pitstops

[dene11]

I am waiting for full release of AMS 2 and just play AMS... and its pure amazing this sim! Only sim in which I feel everything about car and driving exactly from ffb and physics. Only one question: I like long races and is there any way for realistic AI pitstops? Just now I tried F1 1995 mod in Interlagos, full race 71 laps and when I set fuel on normal, there are unrealistic AI pitstops in 39 - 40 lap. And when I set fuel x2 there was cars (5 from 26 grid) with fuel problem and not finish the race. What is the solution for this? Thanks

 

[General_Failure]

How much torque has the engine?

 

[dene11]

How much torque has the engine?

It is skin mod of Reiza V12 formula. I try another Interlagos 71 laps with fuel x2 consumption and AIs pits 3 times per race and 3 cars not finish due the fuel problem. 2 cars around time the first pitstop (20 - 21 lap) and the last one around the last stop ( 60 lap). Ok, its not bad, but still interesting why they not refuel right, or why they run out of fuel.

 

[General_Failure]

It is skin mod of Reiza V12 formula. I try another Interlagos 71 laps with fuel x2 consumption and AIs pits 3 times per race and 3 cars not finish due the fuel problem. 2 cars around time the first pitstop (20 - 21 lap) and the last one around the last stop ( 60 lap). Ok, its not bad, but still interesting why they not refuel right, or why they run out of fuel.

I see. ok. Go to mod dir/Series/ and open the file with .srs extension. Below "// Rules" add this line:

RaceRefuelling = 1

 

[dene11]

Thank you very much, I am going to try. Anyway, AMS is incredible good, with or without pitstops

 

[Kjell Nielsen]

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[Dethrone1427]

Is torque a key factor in fuel consumption? I've never understood how fuel consumption figures are generated, this is one area of vehicle handling/physics/behaviour I am interested in learning.

 

[General_Failure]

Is torque a key factor in fuel consumption? I've never understood how fuel consumption figures are generated, this is one area of vehicle handling/physics/behaviour I am interested in learning.

Yeap, as in real life... ((torque*speed)/mass)*fuel consumption multiplier... mass means weight & aero setups.

 

[Dethrone1427]

So lowering torque would mean better consumption?