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== Setup ==
 
== Setup ==

Revision as of 10:40, 12 November 2019


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Setup

You have a choice of preset setups or you have the option to go directly to the currently setup:

  • Safe Preset Setup
  • Aggressive Preset Setup
  • Wet Preset Setup
  • Current Setup

Tyres

Eletronics

Fuel and Strategy

Mechanical Grip

Dampers

Aero

Pitstop

A pit stop to refuel missing gas or repair damage is possible in practice, qualifying and racing. A driver can set his pit stop strategy in the vehicle setup ( Fuel and Strategy ) and change it while driving in the multifunction display ( MFD ). In a race without compulsory pit stop, the pit lane is opened when the leader of the race has finished the first lap. In the middle of the lower part of the screen the message of the race control is displayed: RCTL Pitlane is open

Server Configuration, see here: eventRules.json

Acc-wiki rctl pitlane ist open.jpg

Mandatory Pitstop

  • Variant 1: mandatory Pitstop possible throughout the race.
  • Variant 2: mandatory Pitstop Window is limited in time. ( Pitstop for damage repair always possible )
  • Example: Race: 18 min / Window: 6min = from 6. Minute to 12. Minute
    Acc-wiki rctl mpitstop open.jpg
  • What can be required for a mandatory pit stop?
    • refueling
    • change wheels
    • driver swap

Server Configuration, see here: eventRules.json

Driver Swap

Pit / Driver Swap

Have in the entrylist.json you 2 rider under "drivers", so they form a team together. Both drivers can be on the server. The waiting driver is not here as a spectator in the sense of spectator fashion.

Using the Pit strategy page in the (M)ulti(F)unctional(D)isplay ( key: insert ), the driver can assign a driver swap which will be automatically executed during the next pitstop.

References