Read the first post and you'll see where to find it...Mxs Racer 303 wrote:Nvm i meant in game.
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I already found it thats why i said nvm
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Welcome back David!ddmx wrote:It's about time that I go and search for that 1.0 installer again. Great to see the updates still continuing to roll in all the years later! Keep up the incredible work JLV.
That's correct. This should fix both problems.mxsrider96 wrote:Is this the fix to the "reloading tracks every restart" problem, or does it just keep that message from popping up?jlv wrote:[*]Fixed bug where editor marked track as modified upon loading.[/*]
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Don't even act like you're an OG unless you purchased from Plimus.AWood wrote:if you go to your download link from bmt micro it will give you the newest versionddmx wrote:It's about time that I go and search for that 1.0 installer again. Great to see the updates still continuing to roll in all the years later! Keep up the incredible work JLV.
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Never acted like an OGPhathry25 wrote:Don't even act like you're an OG unless you purchased from Plimus.AWood wrote:if you go to your download link from bmt micro it will give you the newest versionddmx wrote:It's about time that I go and search for that 1.0 installer again. Great to see the updates still continuing to roll in all the years later! Keep up the incredible work JLV.
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Don't act like an OG unless you downloaded a skin from Drupal. I can do it too, see?
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We are on a online forum about a video game, No one is a gangster lol
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It's quite easy to understand.Big Smooth one3 wrote:Now...can someone tell me what I should be looking for within the graph? In simple terms - what should type of reading should I be working toward/trying to avoid in terms of the graph output as I'm riding?
-The moving white line indicates the location of your wheel. At the static horizontal line, the suspension is fully extended. At the top of the graph, the suspension is fully compressed.
-The red line indicates LOW SPEED damping plays more of an effect on the suspension movement at that time.
-Red lines above the horizontal center white line means that the LOW SPEED COMPRESSION DAMPING is the major factor.
-Red lines below the horizontal center white line means that the LOW SPEED REBOUND DAMPING is the major factor.
-The green line indicates HIGH SPEED damping plays more of an effect on the suspension movement at that time.
-Green lines above the horizontal center white line means that the HIGH SPEED COMPRESSION DAMPING is the major factor.
-Green lines below the horizontal center white line means that the HIGH SPEED REBOUND DAMPING is the major factor.
While tuning the suspension, you have to find a balance between "how the bike feels" and using the full suspension travel properly.
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John_Trombley wrote:We are on a online forum about a video game, No one is a gangster lol
If anyone is interested, this is what I did all day yesterday haha, worked on my setup with this update. I am an amateur rider so keep that in mind and I was doing mx on a 250f. For me I think the legs getting blown off has gone away pretty much with this setup and Ive gained traction over my old setup. I started with one that Mxs Racer 303 had posted and went from there.
fork_compression_adjustment=82.000000
fork_slow_compression_adjustment=63.000000
fork_rebound_adjustment=80.000000
fork_slow_rebound_adjustment=83.000000
fork_spring_rate_adjustment=58.000000
fork_preload_adjustment=72.000000
fork_oil_level_adjustment=60.000000
shock_compression_adjustment=67.000000
shock_slow_compression_adjustment=52.000000
shock_rebound_adjustment=90.000000
shock_slow_rebound_adjustment=53.000000
shock_spring_rate_adjustment=78.000000
shock_preload_adjustment=62.000000
rider_yspring=72.000000
rider_ydamping=40.000000
rider_zspring=80.000000
rider_zdamping=37.000000
rider_mass_distribution=0.400000
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Do I see someone with a 2 digit UID trying to act OG?Pumaxcs wrote:Don't act like an OG unless you downloaded a skin from Drupal. I can do it too, see?
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Lol. That went well.
I'm having a hard time riding and watching the graph. Would be more awesome if we could have the game output these things and review them later. This still works surprisingly well for being so tricky to read and ride. Maybe I just suck. Nice job JLV.
Now about that time ahead on the pit board thing....
I'm having a hard time riding and watching the graph. Would be more awesome if we could have the game output these things and review them later. This still works surprisingly well for being so tricky to read and ride. Maybe I just suck. Nice job JLV.
Now about that time ahead on the pit board thing....
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Thanks jlv! The graph is cool!
I have a couple questions.

When does the bike experience "correct" sag? A is when coming to a halt after riding around on a flat surface and B is after using the reset button in time trial. Why the bike doesn't allways settle in to the same neutral position? I don't ride motocross so I don't really know if this is normal or not. I'm just curious!
Also at C could we have a nice colored section showing 35-45% of travel? Or a running value of current wheel position?
I have a couple questions.

When does the bike experience "correct" sag? A is when coming to a halt after riding around on a flat surface and B is after using the reset button in time trial. Why the bike doesn't allways settle in to the same neutral position? I don't ride motocross so I don't really know if this is normal or not. I'm just curious!
Also at C could we have a nice colored section showing 35-45% of travel? Or a running value of current wheel position?
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HELP!
When im going to open the .exe snapshot thing, it directly choose C: harddrive and then it says "cant find game data"
its because i have mxsim folder in E:
any1 that knows how to change destination folder for the update?
sorry for my bad english
When im going to open the .exe snapshot thing, it directly choose C: harddrive and then it says "cant find game data"
its because i have mxsim folder in E:
any1 that knows how to change destination folder for the update?
sorry for my bad english
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You have to put the snapshot in your mxsimulator folder on your E:\ drive manually.




