Beiträge von Carsten Theile

Yesterday, the fastest driver by far had the lowest number of off-tracks by far.

I think it's a good benchmark for drivers and officials.

Two bugs (in the Web UI):

If the hosted session's starting time is adjusted by as little as a minute, the UI will take you off from that screen and to the weather options, or revert the time change. The best way seems to be to type in the time manually instead of using the arrow buttons.

But if you switch the track, iRacing seems to not refresh the weather unless you ask it to.

Zitat von Feempy

Also was there a small mistake in the weather settings? Seems like there was no time progression. And I also think that means the track is not taking any heat. It's more like a testing state, when you want to run the exact same conditions every lap.

Good spot.

Since the sky's static, there's no track cooling by clouds moving over the track, that's for sure.

I'm unsure about the track not taking heat from cars.

The track does visually take rubber though.

With static weather bringing time to a standstill, races going into the night are gone for now, aren't they?

Zitat von Feempy

I do have to double check, but i think the iracing fixed officials now use forecasted weather?

Can confirm after loading the session config from the series schedule into the hosted session template. Doing so will overwrite all previous settings in there though.

The starting temperatures for the week are in iRacing's schedule PDF.

I wouldn't mind forecasted weather at all, as long as it's drivable and we don't blow engines. iRacing seems to think it's not an issue. It helps that the cars aren't taped up anymore.

I'd like to imagine that places like Dover or Loudon could benefit from wind, helping a tight car at one end of the track and helping a loose car at the other. It'll come at the price of the car being off from neutral for half of the lap.

Zitat von nielhekkens

Yeah, I think the timeline forecast is the way to go now.

Timeline weather seems to be for those cases where temperature and wind matter less, and the user is more interested in precipitation and cloud cover. It doesn't have a numerical forecast for winds and temperatures that are expected during the specified time of the year, none that I see at least.

Forecasted weather does give the numbers and could be adjusted like this to imitate our old default weather:

Atlanta on a cool September day may be 81-80F and Bristol on a hot March day may be 80F-79F.

It might not be "78 °F, Partly Cloudy, 55 RH, N @ 2 MPH" with dynamic skies, but it's close.

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Carsten

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