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Re: F1 22 setup notes I spent all my sanity on!

@Mikulitsi The numbers are straight from the game files(tyrecompound.erp file), I was discovering this stuff as I was copy-pasting values into the spreadsheet and that was probably the most interesting

To open the file yourself you need the latest version of software from this sketchy looking link, don't have to trust a stranger on the internet but that is where I got it from: https://p2t5r.itch.io/ego-erp-archiver
Of course only possible on PC

As for why it is this way, it surprised me at first but actually makes a lot of sense. Both of these tyres DO in fact grip the track much better when it's dry than wet - and that's what WetnessGrip variable represents, it's just that in the dry they quickly overheat and have less grip to begin with

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Mikulitsi
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3 years ago
@D34THNO1E wrote:
@MikulitsiThe numbers are straight from the game files(tyrecompound.erp file), I was discovering this stuff as I was copy-pasting values into the spreadsheet and that was probably the most interesting

To open the file yourself you need the latest version of software from this sketchy looking link, don't have to trust a stranger on the internet but that is where I got it from: https://p2t5r.itch.io/ego-erp-archiver
Of course only possible on PC

As for why it is this way, it surprised me at first but actually makes a lot of sense. Both of these tyres DO in fact grip the track much better when it's dry than wet - and that's what WetnessGrip variable represents, it's just that in the dry they quickly overheat and have less grip to begin with
Yeah I know the EGO ERP archiver and have watched some files from there but as I'm not on PC I don't always have the latest patch files.
Anyways I've never paid attention that inters have that "high" of a dry track grip although of course those tyres' problem is the overheating in the dry.

Also as I said before this thread is fantastic. Thank you for compiling everything here!