Quote from: BadStar on November 30, 2015, 07:43:26 PMQuote from: gdubmx on November 30, 2015, 07:26:18 PM
I'm pretty sure it is a game design and correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure this came up months ago and it is actually how real physics work, there was a video and detailed brEak down from Hornetmax, it had to do with weight and force of pushing a handlebar left but forces will lean the bike right. Or something like that. I'm not 100% sure on that mind.
yes, now that im looking at it and thinking in my mind that Im not steering in air, but pushing down on the bar like in RL, this makes more since and It doesnt feel inverted. thx!
I think the reason that it seems inverted in air is that the joystick is controlling the lean of the bike and rider and not just the handle bar position and the steering leaning the other way is just a byproduct of the lean, also while holding the joystick full lean in through a berm if you look down the handle bars aren't turned at all sometimes even countersteering. I started using direct lean at 40% untill i got the hang of how smooth and gentle I had to be on the controls and now I use it at 100%. The low speed handling is tricky but all the problems seems to be the high compression of the engine...try using just a little bit of throttle at all times to keep the bike stable and tracking straight just like on a real bike and pulling away in 2nd gear helps alot too. In my opinion throttle control is the key to being able to ride around the track...some of my best lap times were done using half throttle and less...and the key to going fast is is brake control.