Euroteam MasterStunts
Active in 2002
Latest results
| -4 hrs | Frieshansen | 1:06.59 | LM002 |
| -6 hrs | Mark Nailwood | 1:23.72 | LM002 |
| -7 hrs | Mark Nailwood | 1:24.38 | LM002 |
| -21 hrs | dstien | 1:23.75 | LM002 |
| -2 days | Spoonboy | 1:07.15 | LM002 |
Shoutbox
- Spoonboy
- @dreadnaut I can confirm DGC is going strong - most recent episode is on Betrayal at Krondor!
- Spoonboy
- Beautiful! 😍
- Ryoma
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WIP
- Alan Rotoi
- Live race video released!! Enjoy!!
- Alain
- Not exactly — it depends on which Y you’re talking about. Y in the wheel coordinates inside CAR*.RES (the physics wheel triplets): not the cause. The Stunts Wiki says the 2nd value (Y) has no effect and is always 0 in original cars. Source: https://wiki.stunts.hu/wiki/Car_parameters Y of the wheels in the 3D model (car1 / car2 shapes in stressed): yes, this can cause the “flying” look. If the bottom of the tyres is at y = 0, the car tends to look like it’s hovering. A common fix is to put wheel bottoms around y ≈ −8 (or move the whole model down by ~8). Source + explanation: Introduction and some questions about wheels Extra note (visual trap): if DOSBox aspect ratio is wrong, the car can look higher/lower than it really is. Source: CarWorks - a different approach to car making
- Ryoma
- Little question : some of my cars seems flying on the road. Is it caused by the fact that the Y coordonnate of the bottom of the wheels does not match to 0 (zéro)?
- dreadnaut
- Happy birthday @Tijn! 🎉 — that reminds me, I need to go and catchup with https://www.dosgameclub.com/ podcast episodes and forum threads!
- Ryoma
- @Alain thanks. Very difficult to have a clear photo of the dashboard. I used some videos ans pictures. After, I asked Gemini to merge all of these informations and create the dashboard.
- Shoegazing Leo
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Second try
1:21.64 A
- Shoegazing Leo
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First draft. Late because I had a hard month
1:22.90 A
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