Config

Description of the config file

Inertia

It has to be scaled linearly with Mass : 

Original Mass = Mo

New Mass = Mn

Ratio = Mn/Mo

So if Initial inertia vector is [I1,I2,I3] new Inertia vector should be [R*I1,R*I2,R*I3]

ID's

ID = schwaben_m2_18
geom_id = schwaben_m2_18
geom = schwaben_m2_18.geom

ID = ?

geom_id = open the .geom file in a text-editor and then the 'id' you see at the top should match with the one in the .cfg

geom = this name and the name of the .geom file should match

The engine

Inertia = 0.0120

This will indicate the inertia of the engine (how fast it will takes its rev)

    mapping0
	{
		id = BMW HP4 Race
		curves = Launch_L.engn
		name = Launch
		short_name = L
	}
	mapping1
	{
		id = BMW HP4 Race
		curves = Dry 1_D1.engn
		name = Dry 1
		short_name = D1
	}
	mapping2
	{
		id = BMW HP4 Race
		curves = Dry 2_D2.engn
		name = Dry 2
		short_name = D2
	}
	mapping3
	{
		id = BMW HP4 Race
		curves = Intermediate_I.engn
		name = Intermediate
		short_name = INT
		
	}
	mapping4
	{
		id = BMW HP4 Race
		curves = Wet_W.engn
		name = Rain
		short_name = W
	}


mappingsetting = 1

You can change power per mapping (mapping0, mapping1...)

id = open the .engn file (of the specific mapping) in a text-editor and the id name in there and here should match

curves = the name of the specific .engn file should match (BE CAREFUL! if you have more engine maps make sure to put the 'curves' name correct, otherwise the engine map will give the power of a other engine mpa (of the one you changed names with)

name = the name shown in garage (in-game)

short_name = name shown in the ecu (when riding, in-game)

The last line (mappingsetting) indicate which is the default map. (it is possible to just have one mapping, this example above is quite extreme with the amount of maps)

stall
{
RPM = 1000
torque = 0.1
}

This is used to simulate the stall of the engine : if you have a torque < 0.1 @2000rpm, engine will stall

IdleElectronic = 0
IdleThrottle = 0.2
IdleMinRPM = 800
IdleMaxRPM = 1300

This is to set the idle RPM. it will oscillate between the min and max. 0.3 is the rate of change of the idle.

IdleRPM = 1000

Instead of oscillating idle you can set a fixed value and the idle will still be at 1200rpm.

BreakingRPM = 18000

BrokenTorque = 1

If you reach the breakingRPM, the engine will not have any torque (engine dead) when enabled (=1). You can set value to (=0), then the Torque is not broken and revs on (does not make much sense).

NumLimiter = 1
Limiter0 = 12500

This is the rev limiter. The motor will cut at this limit. Can be set true (=1) or false (=0).

RotationAxis = forward

Engine rotational direction

- forward (same direction as the rear wheel; default if parameter not specified

- counter-rotating

- longitudinal clockwise

- longitudinal counter-clockwise

FuelRatio = 0.72

Consumption of the bike. Value can be adjusted using MAXHUD plugin displaying the amount of fuel used for one lap. Increased ratio value will increase fuel amount per lap BUT is depending on engine capacity. (e.g. 4 cylinder using 0.38, 1 cylinder 2 stroke using 0.72).

Ratio0 = 41, 67
Ratio1 = 41, 68

Very important !!!

Thiis is the primary ratio of the bike, most bikes will only have 1 ratio available (ratio0) - this value can be found in spec sheets of the bike

OptTemperature = 65
CoolingFactor = 0
HeatingFriction = 0
HeatingFactor = 0.07
WaterCoolingFactor = 0.0025

HeatTransferFactor = 1.5

ThermostatMin = 40
ThermostatMax = 60

Health and heat transfer of the engine.

OptTemperature:  is used to set the optimum temperature for the engine. It´s the temperature the engine delivers the most hp and does not overheat.

Cooling Faktor: ??

HeatingFriction: ??

Heating Factor: how fast the motor heat. The higher this factor is, the faster the motor heats

WatercoolingFactor: Speed at which the water cool the motor. The higher this factor is, better is the cooling

HeatTransferFactor: ??

ThermostatMin: below value the thermostat closes

ThermostatMax: above value thermostat is fully open

Clutch
{
  MaxTorque = 100
  Mapping = 1
  DeadZone = 0.04
  Slipper = 1

  RampAngle
  {
    range = 30, 5, 45
    setting = 1
  }
  MaxSlip
  {
    range = 0.5, 0.1, 1.0
    setting = 2
  }
}

Clutch settings

Clutch Torque = engine max torque * primary reduction ratio + 20%

shiftRPM = 11000
MaxRPM = 12500

ShiftRPM : Engine rev where the shift light of MaxHUD plugin get orange

MaxRPM : Engine rev where the shift light of MaxHUD plugin get red

TemperatureAlarm
{
min = 40
max = 70
}

Engine health:

below min -> engine to cold , power loss

above max -> engine overheats , power loss.

Not sure if an alarm is really set/displayed right now.

The fueltank

fueltank
{
 CapacityRange = 1, 1, 17
 CapacitySetting = 12
 Length = 0.3
 Width = 0.3
}

You can adjust the capacity range from your tank : min capacity, step capacity and max capacity

The capacitySetting indicate which one is the default one (careful, it starts to 0 !! so setting 16 is for 17L)

Length and Width are the size of the fuel tank (not really need to adjust this parameter). It is used to calculate the amount of fuel left in tank.

The gearbox configuration

Gearing

gearing

{
ratio0 = 12, 31
ratio1 = 14, 31
ratio2 = 16, 32
ratio3 = 17, 31
ratio4 = 18, 30
ratio5 = 18, 28
ratio6 = 18, 26
ratio7 = 19, 27
ratio8 = 21, 27
ratio9 = 21, 24
ratio10 = 20, 23
ratio11 = 20, 21
ratio12 = 19, 20
}

This is the configuration for the gear ratio. 

It is found in the technical sheet of the bike (example : http://www.yamahamotorsports.com/sport/products/modelspecs/6/0/specs.aspx)

Normally, you only have 1 ratio for each gear on a stock bike.

Ratio used for each gear

NumGears = 6
Gear0 = 1
Gear1 = 2
Gear2 = 3
Gear3 = 4
Gear4 = 5
Gear5 = 6

You have to indicate the overall amount of gears (NumGears). (e.g. 6speed gear -> 6, 5 speed gear -> 5,....)

Then you have to indicate at which ratio each gear starts (when using more than one gear ratio for each gear)

Be aware: It starts at 0!! Gear0 is 1st gear, Gear1 is 2nd gear, .....

Also, for each gear, you need to say which ratio should be used (example here : gear2 (3rd gear) uses ratio4)

Automatic Shifting values (if someone plays with Auto shifting on)

UpshiftTime = 0.02

DownshiftTime = 0.06

DisengageTime = 0.02

DisengageMaxTorque = 90

EngageTime = 0.02

EngageMaxSpeedDiff = 250

SynchroDamageFactor = 0

SemiAutomatic = 1

LiftThrottle = 0.2

LiftTime = 0.05

BlipThrottle = 0.5

BlipTime = 0.05

DeClutchTime = 0.1

ReClutchTime = 0.1

autoshift

{

gear0

{

down = 0

up = 12000

}

gear1

{

down = 5000

up = 15000

}

gear2

{

down = 10500

up = 15000

}

gear3

{

down = 10500

up = 15000

}

gear4

{

down = 10500

up = 15000

}

gear5

{

down = 10500

up = 15000

}

gear6

{

down = 10500

up = 15000

}

}

}

Each gear can be set individually at which RPM the Autoshift has to change gears, In the example above the gears are shifted down if engine RPM falls down below 10500 rpm in gear 2-6.

TBC.....

The driveline

FirstAxisInertia = 0.001

SecondAxisInertia = 0.0005

Efficiency = 0.82

First axis: Engine output at front sprocket ??

Second axis: Rear wheel sprocket ??

Efficiency: Efficency of the driveline in general, (power loss from crankshaft to rearwheel.)

Important

The efficiency is the real output on rear wheel, taking account of the transmission loss (in this example, 0.92 >> 8% loss). 

FSprocket
{
gear0 = 11
gear1 = 12
gear2 = 13
gear3 = 14
gear4 = 15
gear5 = 16
}

FSprocketSetting = 5

Very important !!

This is the front sprocket. Also found in the technical spec of the bike on "Secondary gear ratio". 

The first part is ususally the front sprocket, the second part the rear sprocket.

Can be set at totally unreal settings / ranges. For real settings look into spare parts catalogues of AFAM, DID, Enuma,... to get a overview of the existing range of sprockets for each bike.

FSprocketSetting indicate which is the default gear to choose (here gear5 > 16)

RSprocket
{
gear0 = 44
gear1 = 45
gear2 = 46
gear3 = 47
gear4 = 48
gear5 = 49
gear6 = 50
gear7 = 51
}

RSprocketSetting = 1

Very important !!

This is the rear sprocket. Also found in the technical spec of the bike on "Secondary gear ratio". 

The first part is ususally the front sprocket, the second part the rear sprocket.

Can be set at totally unreal settings / ranges. For real settings look into spare parts catalogues of AFAM, DID, Enuma,... to get a overview of the existing range of sprockets for each bike.

RSprocketSetting indicates which is the default gear to choose (here gear1 > 45)

The wheel

The tyre choice :

tyre0
{
id = M RR 500 94 F Qual
params = m_rr500_94_f_qual.tyre
numsets = 2
}

tyre1

{
id = M RR 500 94 F Soft
params = m_rr500_94_f_soft.tyre
numsets = 4
}

tyre2
{
id = M RR 500 94 F Hard
params = m_rr500_94_f_hard.tyre
numsets = 4
}

tyre3
{
id = M RR 500 94 F Wet
params = m_rr500_94_f_wet.tyre
numsets = 4
}

tyresetting = 2

Choice of the tyre: for each tyre, enter the id used in the .tyre file, the file .tyre and the maximum quantity available if the option Tyre limitation is active online.

tyresetting indicates which is the default tyre.

Tyre pressure

pressure
{
range = 140, 5, 200
setting = 6
}

The range is the adjustable pressure range : min, step, max

Setting is the default setting (6*5 + 140 = 170)

tyreHeater = 1
tyreHeaterTemperature = 60

Option to activate/deactivate the tyreHeater

Temperature of the tyres when going on track if the heater is active.

Friction = 1.5

Friction doesn't seem to affect anything in the current state of GPB (Beta 19b)

Brake

RiderMaxForce = 40
DeadZone = 0.01

Max force the driver can put on the lever

Master cylinders

MasterCylinder0
{
  name = default
  Diameter = 0.019
}

mastercylindersetting = 0

You add the master cylinder here. You can add as many as you want.

Just precise the diameter (in meter) and the name of the master cylinder.

Example : for a PR19x18, you have diameter = 0.019

for a PR16x18, you have diameter = 0.016

You can´t change the MasterCylinder ingame (as for example the leverage and disc sizes) upto now. Maybe in further betas or RC1.

Leverage

Leverage0
{
Name = 16mm
ratio = 12.5
}

Leverage1
{
Name = 18mm
ratio = 11.1111
}

Leverage2
{
Name = 20mm
ratio = 10
}

leveragesetting = 1

The ratio is found with the following formula :

ratio = 200/leverage

Leverage is the distance in mm.

Disc

disc0
{
name = Steel 310mm
Mass = 2.56
PressureToTorque = 0.41
OptTemp = 500
TempFactor = 1000
Heating = 0.001
CoolingBase = 0.5
CoolingFactor = 0.28
}

discsetting = 0

Front disc brake setting:

disc0 -> you can set as many discsets as you want (define "disc0", "disc1",...)

name -> displayed name of the brake disc in the game (Garage)

Mass -> weight of both disc incl. bolts / weight of one disc incl bolts (in case of only one brake disc on the front fork)

Pressure to Torque -> pressure applied to the brake pads

OptTemp -> optimal temperature for the best brake performance

TempFactor -> ??

Heating -> ??

Coolingbase -> ??

CoolingFactor -> Cooling of the brake discs after heated up (air cooling). Factor for decreasing the brake surface temperature.

discsetting -> which setting is set as default ingame (Garage). If more than one disc sets are available you have to set a default disc set. (0,1,2,.....)

The chassis

chassis
{
	Mass = 104
	Inertia = 13.91, 9.49, 7.02
}

You indicate here the mass of the chassis.

The inertia is processed like indicated here : http://gpbikes-mods.wikia.com/wiki/Config#Inertia

The aero

aero
{
	AreaX = 1.5
	AreaY = 1
	AreaZ = 0.5

	DragRight = 1
	DragLeft = 1
	DragUp = 1
	DragDown = 1
	DragAft = 1

	Cx = 0.5
	Cl = 0.09

	RotX = 1
	RotY = 1
	RotZ = 1

	MinCdA = 0.28
	MaxCdA = 0.33
}

Here are the settings of the aero:

AreaX - Wheelbase

AreaY - height of the bike

AreaZ - width of the bike

-> all values can be found in the technical documentation of each bike individually.

Dragright,Dragleft,DragUp,DragDown,DragAft -> Amount of drag produced by the bike in each direction (1=100%)  => (not quite sure on this)

Cx,Cl -> ??

RotX,RotY,RotZ -> ?? (rotation)

MinCdA -> Minimum wind resistance of the bike.

MaxCdA -> Maximum wind resistance of the bike.

The steer

steer
{
	Mass = 10
	InertiaBox = 0.4, 0.8, 0.2
	
	RakeAngleSetting = 2
	
	Lock = 20

	Damper = 4
	DamperPower = 1.5

	spg0 = -280
	spg1 = -3
	sdg0 = -70
	sdg1 = 0.5
	sig0 = 0
	sig1 = 0

	KYaw = 30
	
	KDamping0 = 0
	KDamping1 = 0.2
}

Steer settings:

Mass = weight of the upper part of the fork, clamps, handlebars,....

InertiaBox =

RakeAngleSetting = Default setting of the rake value ingame (Garage). Rake is defined in the .geom file.(rakeanglemin,rakeanglemax,reakeanglesteps)

Lock = Amount of Degrees when turning the steering left to right and vice versa. After the value the fork tube will hit either the bumb stop or the frame head.

The front suspension

front_suspension
{
	Mass = 5
	InertiaBox = 0.4, 0.4, 0.4
	
	Spring
	{
		range = 19000, 1000, 29000
		setting = 5
	}

	Area = 0.002
	AirLengthBase = 0.1
	AirPressure = 100		; kPa
	Oil
	{
		range = 0.14, 0.02, 0.2
		setting = 2
	}

	Damper
	{
		BumpThreshold = -0.05
		Bump
		{		
			setting0  = 700, 640	; 19 clicks		Fastest damping    
			setting1  = 750, 660	; 18 clicks 
			setting2  = 800, 680	; 17 clicks
			setting3  = 850, 700	; 16 clicks
			setting4  = 900, 720	; 15 clicks
			setting5  = 950, 740	; 14 clicks
			setting6  = 1000, 760	; 13 clicks
			setting7  = 1050, 780	; 12 clicks
			setting8  = 1100, 800	; 11 clicks
			setting9  = 1150, 820	; 10 clicks
			setting10 = 1200, 840	; 9 clicks
			setting11 = 1250, 860	; 8 clicks
			setting12 = 1300, 880	; 7 clicks
			setting13 = 1350, 900	; 6 clicks
			setting14 = 1400, 920	; 5 clicks
			setting15 = 1450, 940	; 4 clicks
			setting16 = 1500, 960	; 3 clicks
			setting17 = 1550, 980	; 2 clicks
			setting18 = 1600, 1000	; 1 click
			setting19 = 1650, 1020	; 0 clicks		Slowest damping           
		}
		BumpSetting = 9

		ReboundThreshold = 0.05
		Rebound
		{
			setting0 = 2500, 2500
			setting1 = 2625, 2575
			setting2 = 2750, 3100
			setting3 = 4000, 3400
			setting4 = 3000, 3700
			setting5 = 5000, 4000
			setting6 = 3250, 2500
			setting7 = 3000, 2800
			setting8 = 3500, 3100
			setting9 = 4000, 3400
			setting10 = 3750, 3700
			setting11 = 3875, 4000
			setting12 = 4000, 2500
			setting13 = 4125, 2800
			setting14 = 4250, 3100
			setting15 = 5000, 4000
			setting16 = 4500, 3700
			setting17 = 5000, 4000
			setting18 = 4750, 3850
			setting19 = 4875, 3925
		}
		ReboundSetting = 7
	}

	Preload
	{
		range = 0, 0.001, 0.016
		setting = 0
	}
}

Front suspension settings;

Mass = the weight of the bottom part of the front forks (the move-able part) + everything attached to it that does NOT move, like calipers (the moveable parts, like wheels, are not part of the front suspension mass! You can change the wheel mass in the .tyre file)

InertiaBox = mass of WIP (in this example 5) : mass of the M2 (open the .cfg of the schwaben_m2_18, in this example 4.25) x the inertia of the specific part of the M2 part (with front suspension all 3 inertia values are the same (0.4 for m2) so in this case the formula will be; 5 : 4.25 x 0.4 = 0.47

Spring = The spring is a adjustable setting in game by the player, the minimal amount of spring is set by the first number (19000), the steps between the mount of spring is set bby the second number (1000), the max amount of spring is set by the last number (29000) - spring in-game is measured in N/mm

settings = (for example setting 5) 5 x the step (second value) + first vlue = amount of value that will be stock setup in game (sounds way more complicated then it is xd)

Area = You will need the 'radius' (radius = width of the front suspension (bottom part of the front forks), if you can't measure the radius, a value of '0.0015' should work quite ok.

https://www.omnicalculator.com/math/area-of-a-circle - on this website you just have to put in the 'radius' and it will calculate the Area for you!

AirLengthBase = ?

Oil = (just like spring) min, step, max - oil is measured in milimeters, settings = (for example setting 2) 2 x the step (second value) + first vlue = amount of value that will be stock setup in game (sounds way more complicated then it is xd)

Damper;

BumpThreshold = ?

As you can see per setting there are 2 values, one in front of the , and one after the , the one in front is the SLOW damping, the second value is the FAST damping! You can have a maximum of 20 settings, (setting0, setting1, setting2.... setting19), setting0 is the highest amount of clicks in garage (if you have 20 settings, then setting0 = 19 clicks) and settings19 vica versa. A lower damping value, leads to faster damping, a higher damping value leads to slower damping.

It is a bit hard to explain as nobody exactly knows what the difference between the 2 values exactly is, but... slow damping seems to affect more the 'slow' movement, like braking. And fast damping more the sudden movement, like gear shifts.

Setting = what setting you want as stock setup in game

ReboundThreshold = ?

As you can see per setting there are 2 values, one in front of the , and one after the , the one in front is the SLOW rebound, the second value is the FAST rebound! You can have a maximum of 20 settings, (setting0, setting1, setting2.... setting19), setting0 is the highest amount of clicks in garage (if you have 20 settings, then setting0 = 19 clicks) and settings19 vica versa. A lower rebound value, leads to the bike coming to the 'sag' level faster. A higher rebound value leads to the bike coming back to the 'sag' level slower.

It is a bit hard to explain as nobody exactly knows what the difference between the 2 values is on the dot, but... Slow rebound (same as damping) controls the more stable movement, for example when you accelerate out of a smooth corner. And fast rebound controls more the sudden movement, like gear changes (and maybe also chicanes, although I do not know, I think you can change it a little with ReboundThreshold but also that i do not know for sure)

Setting = what setting you want as stock setup in game

Preload = the amount of preload you want in game (same as spring) min, step, max - preload is shown in milimeters in game, but in the .cfg in meters (like pretty much all values)

The rear suspension

rear_suspension
{
	Mass = 8
	InertiaBox = 0.4, 0.2, 0.6
	
	PivotSetting = 0
	LengthSetting = 0

	Spring
	{
		range = 75000, 5000, 125000
		setting = 5
	}

	Damper
	{
		BumpThreshold = -0.05
		Bump
		{
			setting0 = 6000, 6000
			setting1 = 6600, 6000
			setting2 = 7200, 6000
			setting3 = 7800, 6000
			setting4 = 8400, 6000
			setting5 = 9000, 6000
			setting6 = 9600, 6000
			setting7 = 10200, 6000
			setting8 = 10800, 6000
			setting9 = 11400, 6000
			setting10 = 12000, 6000
		}
		BumpSetting = 5

		ReboundThreshold = 0.05
		Rebound
		{
			setting0 = 10000, 10000
			setting1 = 11000, 10600
			setting2 = 12000, 11200
			setting3 = 13000, 11800
			setting4 = 14000, 12400
			setting5 = 15000, 13000
			setting6 = 16000, 13600
			setting7 = 17000, 14200
			setting8 = 18000, 14800
			setting9 = 19000, 15400
			setting10 = 20000, 16000
		}
		ReboundSetting = 5
	}

	Preload
	{
		range = 0, 0.001, 0.008
		setting = 0
	}
}

Rear suspension settings;

Mass = the weight of the rear suspension and everything attached to it that does not rotate (swingarm, etc...)

InertiaBox = mass of WIP (in this example 8) : mass of the M2 (open the .cfg of the schwaben_m2_18, in this example 8) x the inertia of the specific part of the M2 part (x 0.4, 0.2 and 0.6 (because both masses are the same in this example you dont have to calculate the inertia) so in this case the formula will be; 8 : 8 x 0.4 (0.2 and 0.6) = 0.4 (0.2 and 0.8)

PivotSetting = the stock setup pivot setting (the amount of settings that there are is changeable in the .geom file)

LengthSetting = the stock setup swingarm-length settings (the amount of settings and the difference in length between the settings is changed in the .geom file)

Spring = The spring is a adjustable setting in game by the player, the minimal amount of spring is set by the first number (75000), the steps between the mount of spring is set by the second number (5000), the max amount of spring is set by the last number (125000) - spring in-game is measured in N/mm

Damper;

BumpThreshold = ?

As you can see per setting there are 2 values, one in front of the , and one after the , the one in front is the SLOW damping, the second value is the FAST damping! You can have a maximum of 20 settings, (setting0, setting1, setting2.... setting19), setting0 is the highest amount of clicks in garage (if you have 20 settings, then setting0 = 19 clicks) and settings19 vica versa. A lower damping value, leads to faster damping, a higher damping value leads to slower damping.

It is a bit hard to explain as nobody exactly knows what the difference between the 2 values exactly is, but... slow damping seems to affect more the 'slow' movement, like accelerating. And fast damping more the sudden movement, like a speedwobble (when on exit you lose the rear and it grips again).

Setting = what setting you want as stock setup in game

ReboundThreshold = ?

As you can see per setting there are 2 values, one in front of the , and one after the , the one in front is the SLOW rebound, the second value is the FAST rebound! You can have a maximum of 20 settings, (setting0, setting1, setting2.... setting19), setting0 is the highest amount of clicks in garage (if you have 20 settings, then setting0 = 19 clicks) and settings19 vica versa. A lower rebound value, leads to the bike coming to the 'sag' level faster. A higher rebound value leads to the bike coming back to the 'sag' level slower.

It is a bit hard to explain as nobody exactly knows what the difference between the 2 values is on the dot, but... Slow rebound (same as damping) controls the more stable movement, for example when you accelerate out of a smooth corner. And fast rebound controls more the sudden movement, like speedwobbles (and maybe also chicanes, although I do not know, I think you can change it a little with ReboundThreshold but also that i do not know for sure)

Setting = what setting you want as stock setup in game

TopOutSpring = the TopOutSpring is the spring that works against the rear suspension coming out under braking (so that the suspension stays in and not fully comes out). A higher 'K' value means that there comes more strength on the spring (basically a stiffer spring, like in the suspension) and length means the amount of length it puts the force on, a higher length means that less of the rear suspensionn will come out

for example, K = 10000 but length = 0.001 means that on only the very top of the suspension the TopOutSpring will put force, to stop it from coming out, but in this example it will put a lot of force because the K is quite high

Preload = the amount of preload you want in game (same as spring) min, step, max - preload is shown in milimeters in game, but in the .cfg in meters (like pretty much all values)

RideHeight = changes the rear ride height, thats all i can say lol

RodLength = its a changeable value in garage so again min, step, max. It will change the geometry of the bike

The ECU (optional)

Ecu
{
	valid = 1
   
    pitlimiter = 1

    TyresTemperatureSensor = 1
}Indicates if the ECU is used or not

valid = Indicates if the ECU is used or not

pitlimiter = Indicates if the pitlimiter is used or not

TyreTemperatureSensor = indicates if the tyre temperatures will be shown in MaxHud

ThrottleMapping0
{
	name = qualify
	Gear0
	{
		rpm0 = 8000
		rpm1 = 10000
		rpm2 = 15000
		rpm3 = 17000
		throttle = 0.85
	}
	Gear1
	{
		rpm0 = 8000
		rpm1 = 10000
		rpm2 = 15000
		rpm3 = 17000
		throttle = 0.9
	}
	Gear2
	{
		rpm0 = 8000
		rpm1 = 10000
		rpm2 = 15000
		rpm3 = 17000
		throttle = 0.95
	}
}

ThrottleMapping1
{
	name = race 1
	Gear0
	{
		rpm0 = 8000
		rpm1 = 10000
		rpm2 = 15000
		rpm3 = 17000
		throttle = 0.85
	}
	Gear1
	{
		rpm0 = 8000
		rpm1 = 10000
		rpm2 = 15000
		rpm3 = 17000
		throttle = 0.9
	}
	Gear2
	{
		rpm0 = 8000
		rpm1 = 10000
		rpm2 = 15000
		rpm3 = 17000
		throttle = 0.95
	}
}

ThrottleMapping2
{
	name = race 2
	Gear0
	{
		rpm0 = 8000
		rpm1 = 10000
		rpm2 = 15000
		rpm3 = 17000
		throttle = 0.9
	}
	Gear1
	{
		rpm0 = 8000
		rpm1 = 10000
		rpm2 = 15000
		rpm3 = 17000
		throttle = 0.95
	}
}

ThrottleMapping3
{
	name = wet
	Gear0
	{
		rpm0 = 8000
		rpm1 = 10000
		rpm2 = 15000
		rpm3 = 17000
		throttle = 0.95
	}
}

How is the throttle input mapped to the engine

	TCS
	{
		NumSettings = 4
		MinSlip = 0.1
		MaxSlip = 0.4
		ThrottleSmooth = 0.1
		Setting = 0
	}

Traction control settings

EngineBraking
	{
		NumSettings = 3
		MinSlip = 0
		MaxSlip = -0.1
		Throttle = 0.1
		ThrottleSmooth = 0.1
		Setting = 2
	}

Engine braking settings

AntiWheeling
	{
		NumSettings = 3
		WRatioAccFactor = 0.05
		MinWRatio = 10
		MaxWRatio = 20
		ThrottleSmooth = 15
		Setting = 0
	}

Antiwheeling settings

LaunchControl
    {
        RPMRange = 9500, 500, 13000
        RPMSetting = 0

        DisableGear = 2
    }

LaunchControl settings = minimal RPM, step between RPM, max RPM. - RPMSetting is the stock setting in game. - DisableGear is the stock gear it will disable in in game

Misc

autoclutch
{
  minRPM = 3000
  maxRPM = 4000
}

Settings for autoclutch (how much gas is given when going on a previous gear to avoid blocking rear wheel)  

shifthelp
{
LiftThrottle = 0.2
LiftTime = 0.1

BlipThrottle = 0.4
BlipTime = 0.1

DeClutchTime = 0.15
ReClutchTime = 0.35
}

Settings for the shift help when no shifter is available.

LiftThrottle/Time : How much time and throttle (%) the gas should be close when we go to the next gear

BlipThrottle/Time : How much time and throttle (%) the gas should be open (blipped) when we go to the previousgear

Declutch/Reclutch time : how much time is needed to declutch (clucth open) and to reclutch (clutch closes).

wheelinghelp
{
 MinRatio = 0
 MaxRatio = 0
 Throttle = 0.5
}

Wheeling help settings (most bikes dont have this)