Virtual Race Car Engineer - FREE for October

[Monkey Face LLC]

The Virtual Race Car Engineer is an innovative program for easing the guesswork and uncertainty out of your race car setup development process. You enter the car settings and results from a test run, and the Virtual Race Car Engineer determines comprehensive setup options and changes to improve handling and response.

Trial if FREE for October
And while you're picking it up, please vote "Yes" to have the Virtual Race Car Engineer green-lighted on Steam.

[ZioYuri78]

Interesting.

[Monkey Face LLC]

Please see the link above (Steam greenlight page) as it does in fact provide an unlock key which is good until the end of October.

[ZioYuri78]

Messaggio originale di ♥samantha♥:

Whats this "Trial if FREE for October" we are still in October, and it's asking for a unlock key.
At least supply a trial key for users to try it til the end of October,..... uninstalled.

The key is here
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/updates/322471588/1413220735

[Monkey Face LLC]

Yes, there are numerous places you can read about setting up a race car online. Obviously it takes hours upon hours of reading and hours upon hours trial and error before you ACTUALLY begin to go faster. Or, you can try the VRCE program (for free) and get all that same knowledge, proven many times over, and start going faster today, this very minute.

As for the link provided by BRT Cobra, I personaly enjoyed the quote "Don't mess with Toe.
Toe values away from zero will make you slower." Obviously the author never heard of the Ackerman Effect[en.wikipedia.org] and how it plays a role in cornering. The VRCE program takes the Ackerman effect into play in setups created using the program along with many other theories not taught in those generic "how too" tutorials.

Take the time, give it a try, and you too will see that VRCE is a one of a kind program.

[pennarguy]

All well and good; but at the end of the day you still don't learn how to set up a car and for me and I suspect many other hard core sim racers; setting up the car with all it's problems is part of the fun of a racing sim; it is a basic that takes years of learning...for me any way. :)

[McStinger]

Messaggio originale di VindexWorks_R2P:

Yes, there are numerous places you can read about setting up a race car online. Obviously it takes hours upon hours of reading and hours upon hours trial and error before you ACTUALLY begin to go faster. Or, you can try the VRCE program (for free) and get all that same knowledge, proven many times over, and start going faster today, this very minute.

As for the link provided by BRT Cobra, I personaly enjoyed the quote "Don't mess with Toe.
Toe values away from zero will make you slower." Obviously the author never heard of the Ackerman Effect[en.wikipedia.org] and how it plays a role in cornering. The VRCE program takes the Ackerman effect into play in setups created using the program along with many other theories not taught in those generic "how too" tutorials.

Take the time, give it a try, and you too will see that VRCE is a one of a kind program.

interested in, but: does it work with Assetto Corsa!!??
If so, how (a guide to implement with Asetto Corsa)!?
Thx in advance!

[Monkey Face LLC]

It will work with any software that uses realistic physics