QUESTION AC Worksheet

[denis370]

italiano:
ciao, sono nuovo e ho incontrato il vostro forum nel cercare alcune cose, e devo dire che è fantastico per chi come me si avvicina piano piano al modding senza esperienza.
io cercavo un tutorial ben illustrato su come usare "AC Worksheet", magari anche un video..
qualcuno può gentilmente aiutarmi?

inglese:
hello, I'm new and I met your forum in looking for some things, and I must say it's great for those like me who are slowly approaching modding without experience.
I was looking for a well illustrated tutorial on how to use "AC Worksheet", maybe even a video ..
can someone kindly help me?

 

[luchian]

Hi, welcome.

Are you referring to the one on our forum ? This one ?

If yes, there is not a lot that can be said. Most of the values have short explanations inside the ini files of the car (DATA folder).

 

[denis370]

but how do I set the values and find the power lut I need?

 

[denis370]

if you want to simulate a power of 250 Nm, for example, and create the power lut, how can I do?

 

[luchian]

A lut file is just a list of interpolated pairs of values/relations between rpm and torque. You can open one with something like Notepad++ or Excel and have a look.

So, if you are doing a real car, search for real data and create the file.

If it's fictional car, just interpolate the values in order to obtain a believable curve (e.g. avoid perfectly linear evolution, avoid max torque at max rpm, etc). Excel can help here, if you define a graph and see the changes in real time.

There are probably other (better) methods, but this should get you started at least.



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[denis370]

"So, if you are doing a real car, search for real data and create the file"

Thanks for your help...
however, it is precisely this action that I can not do, I'm not handy in spreadsheets and I do not understand where is the "button" or other maneuver needed to create the file with the lut scale.

 

[luchian]

There is no "button", and there is no "magic". A lut file looks like this:

0|70
500|70
1000|70
1500|70
2000|113
2500|118
3000|128
3500|129
4000|114
4500|112
5000|110
5500|103
6000|100
6500|91
7000|79
7500|49
8000|20
8500|0

You can create something like this even in notepad for example. Just fill the values, then Save As file "power.lut". That's it.

Now, with the risk of being too direct, if you cannot do this (or do the effort to understand it), then maybe modding a car is too much for you and you should wait for some kind of visual editor (IF ever something like that would appear).

 

[denis370]

tranquillo, capisco cosa intendi, non ti considero troppo diretto.

So come generare un file LUT, so come modificarlo ..

ora capisco che il foglio di calcolo è solo per una formula di esempio e non ha la possibilità di produrre una lut basata sui dati che sono compilati in essa.
grazie.

comunque, congratulazioni per il sito, per gli argomenti che hai a che fare e per la loro completezza ..