11-26-2020, 09:56 AM
(This post was last modified: 11-27-2020, 11:58 AM by RonBird.
Edit Reason: Comment on coins
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Me again!!
I have recently switched the steering to auto, Tihs because I am now doing upper body exercises as I pedal. I have noticed that the steering follows a 'racing' line through corners. This is OK when they are nice sweeps but if they are tight, as in hairpin bends (I have recently compleated the Mount Fjui ride), or in small villages, or old towns and cities. In those cases I find myself riding in the bushes, or in the case of urban areas, traveling through walls. Maybe it would be possible that the tighter the corner the closer the ride sticks to the dot path and the more open corner the racing line takes over. Its very disconcerting to end my ride covered in virtual leaves, scratches and broken limbs.
Also, as an aside, I'm now proud to be one of your investors. Which shows my faith and support of your (our) product.
Edit: I have noticed on a couple of my rides, ones I have designed, there has been a big jump for one reason or another. It seems that if there is a jump, that is a jump over a long distance that the software no longer counts up the 'coins', actually it no longer presents coins on the screen to be counted.
I have recently switched the steering to auto, Tihs because I am now doing upper body exercises as I pedal. I have noticed that the steering follows a 'racing' line through corners. This is OK when they are nice sweeps but if they are tight, as in hairpin bends (I have recently compleated the Mount Fjui ride), or in small villages, or old towns and cities. In those cases I find myself riding in the bushes, or in the case of urban areas, traveling through walls. Maybe it would be possible that the tighter the corner the closer the ride sticks to the dot path and the more open corner the racing line takes over. Its very disconcerting to end my ride covered in virtual leaves, scratches and broken limbs.
Also, as an aside, I'm now proud to be one of your investors. Which shows my faith and support of your (our) product.
Edit: I have noticed on a couple of my rides, ones I have designed, there has been a big jump for one reason or another. It seems that if there is a jump, that is a jump over a long distance that the software no longer counts up the 'coins', actually it no longer presents coins on the screen to be counted.