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I think have a adjustable tire pressure in the bike setup would be great. like on some track I feel like its to slippery and I want to lower my pressure more a tad bit more grip.
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No. Search it if you want more info.
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ok. then hot about where you see you tire bending like in this vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... TdN4#t=33s
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pulse wrote:ok. then hot about where you see you tire bending like in this vid

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... TdN4#t=33s
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They already do, physically speaking. There is no graphical representation of it in MX Sim however.
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Me thinks mxsim would still benefit from moving from the infinitely narrow disc tire into a proper tire physics though.
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Whut. The model used is a torus
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Wait, it is? I thought jlv said the tire simulation just uses a thin disk.
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MxSimulator still needs a lot of work to do when it comes to tyres. JLV has said he's working on it but there's still lots of work to do. I mean, the tyre has never given me the feel of digging the gravel, it pretty much acts as a kinda low-grip tyre on asphalt. Also, the whole thing around the front end of the bike works really bad since the arms of the rider never look to work much and sometimes the handlebars start turning when they shouldn't.

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i think tire pressure would be great, get that extra traction in corners, it would be a great addition if done right. As of right now turning is like youre on ice, people just get used to it
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holy shit, is it really that hard to understand that with the current non-adjustable tire pressures you already have optimal traction on every track?

The only way tire pressure matters is if the ground physics become much more advanced and can simulate the tire digging in, loose dirt, hard dirt, etc...
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Phathry25 wrote:The only way tire pressure matters is if the ground physics become much more advanced and can simulate the tire digging in, loose dirt, hard dirt, etc...
THAT'S WHAT I WANT!!! :D
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I suspect if it were adjustable with no chance of pinch flats everyone would just run the lowest possible pressure.
Shadow wrote:Wait, it is? I thought jlv said the tire simulation just uses a thin disk.
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jlv wrote:I suspect if it were adjustable with no chance of pinch flats everyone would just run the lowest possible pressure.
Shadow wrote:Wait, it is? I thought jlv said the tire simulation just uses a thin disk.
DJ is right. It's a torus.
I'd run negative pressure. Think about it...
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Sweendoggy wrote:
jlv wrote:I suspect if it were adjustable with no chance of pinch flats everyone would just run the lowest possible pressure.
Shadow wrote:Wait, it is? I thought jlv said the tire simulation just uses a thin disk.
DJ is right. It's a torus.
I'd run negative pressure. Think about it...
I can see your tyre being absorbed by the rims, only the knobs out, LoL :D
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