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DeskTop FastLap5 |
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DeskTop FastLap5 accurately simulates the unimaginably complex interaction of forces, speeds, and accelerations generated by any stock, high-performance, or all-out race vehicle. A comprehensive step-by-step analysis of the interrelated physics is performed during every increment of vehicle motion (full analysis is completed 1000 times per second!). DeskTop FastLap5 derives an optimum driving path, and determines the best braking points and forces, aerodynamics, throttle positions, transmission shift-up and shift-down points, steering input, driver corrections, and more! Further analysis determines the best possible elapsed time for any track. Change any component in seconds and run back-to-back tests to “home in” on the ultimate setup for any vehicle and track. Accurate, easy-to-use, state-of-the-art and great fun; DeskTop FastLap5 is an awesome simulation that, we are sure, will become the most valuable addition to your racer’s toolkit. DeskTop FastLap5 incorporates ProRacing Sim Software’s new user interface built from the ground-up for Windows95/98/Me/XP or Vista. QuickAccess™ buttons and DirectClick™ menus that let you change parts simply by clicking on any component. Nothing could be easier! Analyze vehicle speed, lateral or longitudinal G's, rpms, damper forces, suspension movement, tire loads, and much more. View race results in full-color graphics. All data and graphs can be printed (and previewed) in color on any Windows printer.
DeskTop
FastLap5
also includes a Track Window that provides an “overhead” view of
real-time vehicle movement (showing all vehicle motion, including understeer,
oversteer, and driver corrections!). Watch as your test
vehicle traverses every straightaway and turn and remains
fully synchronized with the comprehensive telemetry
displayed on the results
graphs. Zoom-in and out on both Track and Telemetry to uncover every nuance
of vehicle performance.
DeskTop FastLap5
also provides a real-time G-G Diagram that graphically indicates the sum of
all forces acting on the vehicle. Each dot on the G-G Diagram indicates the
equivalent force on the vehicle at each 0.001-second throughout the timed
lap.
A
quick glance reveals whether vehicle was able to maintain its maximum G
“envelope” throughout the course. Use this data, and the extensive
chassis-tuning information provided in the over 160-page, color, Users
Manual, to build the ultimate vehicle for any asphalt, closed-course track. The Track Editor™:
You can run any vehicle you design on any of the 40+ built-in tracks
(includes many of the World’s best-known race courses). Or design any track
you can dream up using a fully-graphic Track Editor™!
This
powerful “application” built into
DeskTop FastLap5
lets you construct any track with any number of turns, turn radii,
straightaway lengths, track widths, and more. Simply place corner points and
the Track Editor draws the interconnecting track.
Set the
corner radii, fine tune the track points, and take your test vehicle for a
“spin.” Build any track from a parking-lot autocross to a multi-mile
twister! Build an imaginary track, or precisely construct a real-world track
for methodical testing. Either way, the Track Editor expands the modeling
capabilities of
DeskTop FastLap5
to limits of your imagination! DeskTop FastLap5 is available NOW! See our Purchase Page for purchase information and Discount Web pricing. What You Can Do With DeskTop FastLap5:
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