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Posted by Robert Gates at 04:51 PM on Mar 20, 2008
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I don't want to be a Nuisance, i know there is a lot of great setup info here. but i'm new to GTL an am a little confused about the setup screen option's in the garage. Being that this will be my first on-line race, should i use the sliders on the main setup screen. or should i go into the advanced setup screen. I have been racing GTR2 an the setup screen is different. hope i'm not bugging too much....lol |
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Posted by Tim McArthur at 04:58 PM on Mar 20, 2008
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I havent noticed the sliders ever doing too much to a setup but you can use either Robert. Many of those GTL cars do not have a wide range of setup adjustments as it is so I mostly just drove them on slightly altered default setups. |
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Posted by Scott Michaels at 05:24 PM on Mar 20, 2008
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You will gain most from using the advanced settings in any sim, but it takes some learning. Doesn't take that long in the grand scheme of things though so I would recommend that. |
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Posted by Robert Gates at 05:55 PM on Mar 20, 2008
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Thanks to both of you.Mostly i was wondering if the sliders really did very much to change the set up. sense i'm racing in GTR2, i know a little about getting a setup done.agin thanks for the fast answers |
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Posted by Scott Michaels at 06:28 PM on Mar 20, 2008
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Tim's own setup development tool (which I'm shocked he didn't plug!) is extremely good for newbies and advanced users alike, so I'd recommend downloading that if you want to make some setups. |
