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Leveling - How much the bike wants to roll towards vertical. Roll Damping - How quickly the bike leans over. Roll Limit Angle - The angle when extra roll damping kicks in. Roll Limit Factor - How much extra roll damping you get past roll limit angle. Steering Damping - How quickly the bars turn.
Steering Strength - The force used to turn the bars. Max Steering Force - The maximum forced applied to the bars. Direct Steering - At 0, the steering control sets the target lean angle.
At 1, the steering directly applies force to the handlebars. Slow Damping Speed - Speed in feet per second below which you get extra roll damping. Slow Damping Factor - Amount of extra roll damping you get below slow damping speed.
Landing Damping Falloff - How long you get extra roll damping after landing. Landing Damping Factor - Amount of extra roll damping you get after landing.
Currently the track editor is intended only for advanced users, but there is information about it on the track editing page. This is usually caused by buggy graphics drivers.
You might be getting software rendering from your OpenGL driver. You need to install the drivers from your graphics chip manufacturer to get hardware accelerated OpenGL. To find out what graphics chip you have, click the Windows Start button, click Run, type dxdiag in the Open box, and then click OK. Then click the display tab. That should show you the model and manufacturer of your graphics processor.
This is usually due to driver bugs while rendering dynamic textures. The first thing to try is upgrading your graphics drivers. Re: demo skins and models download instructions Post by jakek » Sat Nov 27, am I did this and it didnt work? Im trying to add ktm. Re: demo skins and models download instructions Post by will » Sat Nov 27, am if u like this, leave some feedback and tell me what to write about next!
Re: demo skins and models download instructions Post by totorox » Sat Nov 27, pm Good initiative will But MXsimulator folder to put skins and models should not be the one in 'program files' folder, but it's working good also I use it ,until you want to edit a track. The normal way is to put stuff on MXS personnal folder, if you used installer, you have a shortcut to go to this folder in MXsimulator section of windows start menu. Re: demo skins and models download instructions Post by will » Sun Nov 28, am hey jake, remember its only a demo so its very restricted, only yamahas work!
Re: demo skins and models download instructions Post by jakek » Sun Nov 28, pm im using full version.
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