ALVAZ
Hello everybody, my question is very simple, where inside rfactor 1 can be set the number of seconds that engine boost takes place?.
Thank you very much in advance
Kind regards
Thank you very much in advance
Kind regards
redapg
Simple answer. I would say "nowhere". 
MerlinC
Simple answer. I would say "nowhere".
Correct. If you would like to have a time limited boost effect you need to use a PlugIn doing that. Most common is rFHigh_Voltage which you can download here: http://www.simsync.de/download.php?list.32
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ALVAZ
Hello, thanks, here appears some questions
1- Rfactor has a boost function without any plug in, so somewhere should have a file to set that. To be honest the "boost function without any plug in" has never work for me.
2- I use another plugin implemented in the F1TOTAL2012, based in the rfDynHud plugin, but i did not find anything
3- I knew rFHigh_Voltage, but I does not work for me, I have a problem detecting my st wheel, i did not try during a lot of time, because the rfDynHud plugin works and I was happy with it. rFHigh_Voltage has a file, or add some lines to the rfm file where sets the boost time, but I could not try because does not work so.....
Thanks
kind regards
1- Rfactor has a boost function without any plug in, so somewhere should have a file to set that. To be honest the "boost function without any plug in" has never work for me.
2- I use another plugin implemented in the F1TOTAL2012, based in the rfDynHud plugin, but i did not find anything
3- I knew rFHigh_Voltage, but I does not work for me, I have a problem detecting my st wheel, i did not try during a lot of time, because the rfDynHud plugin works and I was happy with it. rFHigh_Voltage has a file, or add some lines to the rfm file where sets the boost time, but I could not try because does not work so.....
Thanks
kind regards
kmw
The lines for setting the boost are in the engine.ini file.
EngineBoostRange=(0.0, 1.0, 10)
EngineBoostSetting=1
BoostEffects=(15.0, 0.005, 0.052) // RPM increase per setting, fuel increase (1%) per setting, engine wear rate (5.2%) per setting
BoostTorque=-0.0043 // 0.4% less torque per setting (applies to all RPMs)
BoostPower=0.000150 // % more horsepower per setting
I do not know the best settings to use, so you would need to experiment with the numbers.
EngineBoostRange=(0.0, 1.0, 10)
EngineBoostSetting=1
BoostEffects=(15.0, 0.005, 0.052) // RPM increase per setting, fuel increase (1%) per setting, engine wear rate (5.2%) per setting
BoostTorque=-0.0043 // 0.4% less torque per setting (applies to all RPMs)
BoostPower=0.000150 // % more horsepower per setting
I do not know the best settings to use, so you would need to experiment with the numbers.