Setup Guide GT7 Update

Hi all

I've updated the setup sheet to be more Gran Turismo 7 friendly. Taking out options available in project cars2 and AMS2 and translating bits over to be more compatible with the GT7 menus.

I have not looked too hard in to some of the setup change descriptions yet so some of it may seem a little off. But it should for the most part still make sense.

Same deal as with the last sheet. using a google account save a copy to your google drive.

Setup Project GT7

Alternatively Here is the spreadsheet condensed in to a cheat sheet to print off.

Cheat sheet download

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Setup Guide

I designed this spreadsheet to give me a quick cheat sheet on how to set up my car for different races. it also gave me an opportunity to brush up on some of the setup changes while writing the little bits of blurb. Basically you can tell it a simple problem and it will output all the set up options you can use to solve it. for example, Oversteer > Entry > High speed. It outputs setup changes in one of two columns. whatever column the setup change ends up in indicates that moving the slider in that direction will help with the handling issue you have given it. It also gives a brief description of the effect the change has on the car, to better help understand what change is best in the situation. It's sort of like a expanded version of the engineer setup option in project cars 2. once again a google drive account is needed to make a copy of this so you can edit and have a play wtih it. Setup Guide Sheet Anyway I hope it can help you get faster, Leave a comment if you find

Hello Just quick post, Using the setup up spreadsheet i've made a very basic print out to stick next to my rig, so thought i would share it on here as well, There is no particular order to how the setup options appear, so will need a little bit of knowledge to which changes to try first. It should give you an idea of how certain changes affect the car.

Pitstop Calculator

The pitstop calculator allows you to compare strategies, will work out how many times you will need to pit, and also by entering an inlap an outlap and your average lap you can work out the how much time you will lose in the pits, It also has an option to put in to different strategies to compare them. It gets a little funky if you put in additional stops. i'll need to figure that out at some point. You'll need a google account simply click the link and save a copy to your google drive. Pitstop Calculator

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