Well, at least you will have more practice with dynamic track weather when we have it.
( from my own experience )
1/ Comparing several server ( 3 servers ) i could test on the same track during testing, on the same daytime, had 2 different grip. the official which was less slippery than the 2 others. This is why you must have noticed, we made unusual long training on the FSR server, because ALL we felt the server had better grip ( = less slippery ) and we expected to have it in race.
I would ask to.
Why the FSR server had the track temperature which are warmer than 3/4°c than normal server ? We need some tweak to have these values, no ? but i won't have missmatch if i leave one server to another ? OR i'm wrong... ( as always for you )
Yes, you must be wrong because as I said there wasn't any mismatch, so you had the same exact track grip level as the rest of the grid. If you guys are setting your server incorrectly it's your fault, not FSR's fault. If there are different track temperatures is simply because the start session time is different (in your server, of course). The FSR server has been using always the default session times, no changes there.
And please, De Wit complaining about the grip levels is a FSR classic but the server settings are always using the default session times, that's for sure.
I know it JES.Added upon what David said (and as everyone should know) the track temperature evolves during an rFactor session
...I know in start of the session the ambient and the track temperature at start are similar. I'm using rfactor since 2008. In the 2 other servers ( one is not our team server ) same ambient temperature : 27°c but the track temperature is different. other servers + offline 32/33°c max, yours is 37/38°c max AT SAME DAYTIME. ( after 30/50min after the session starts )
We are using all the default values...
LOL!