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Hey there,

So, I was observing a few matches in rv_house and there are a few drivers that use the wallbang technique for a few corners.

What noticed:
1. They release the directional control while hitting the wall at the desired angle to prevent the car from spinning;
2. When they lose control of the drift there's a counter-intuitive short break and re-acceleration to regain control, while that would cause a drift in real life.

So, what makes PRO cars like Humma and Toyeca to spin when overshooting a corner and hitting the wall while cornering?
Is it their centralized center of mass? Their light weight? Low kinetic resistance of their wheels?

Enlight me please, because I suck at tunning.

One word... "PRACTISE"

When you ask to "enlight" you, what is it you wan't us to tell/explain to you, that the real life physics in an RC simulator game are not accurate ?
You could use different cars with varying parameters, you may find one you can comfortably use.

Nope, I'm asking which parameters make the car more rigid and a few advice from experience of tunning cars, things you found out etc...

you should read parameter notes 7.1
you can find them in re-volt zone

spark @ 1 Oct 2017, 07:53 PM wrote:Nope, I'm asking which parameters make the car more rigid and a few advice from experience of tunning cars, things you found out etc...

NOPE, that isn't what you asked at all. I can only assume English (although you come across as educated) is not your first/native language as your tone does not come across as friendly at all.

As santiago has stated, you should give the Parameters Notes Doc a read which you can find HERE

If after reading you still have question's then please be clear in how and what you are asking.

Thanks, I've read them, so now I'm on trial and error.

And my first language is portuguese... Sorry for not watching my tone, sentences are structured in a very different way...

One thing I missed though, what is that HEX signature as the last line, is it a type of checksum? And how do I generate one?
Is that the thing that tells the game the car must have a (CHT) next to its name?

the checksum lives in the game code, a whitelist