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Challenge Thread

Posted:
Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:43 am
by ViruTypeR
Hi guys
Would be a good thread, i think, someone post a challenge with the engine specs, year and limitations (like the scenarios). The first who complete the challenge (the engine will be uploaded and the challenger do not participate), could make a new one. Opinions?
For example:
Year: 1940
Power: more than 110Kw-150hp
Lifespan: more than 320 Mrevs
Weight: less than 150Kg
Superleaded 98 can be used.
Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:44 pm
by LoSboccacc
here it is:
barely passes the specifications

wait. can't upload the attachment

edit: with the original lifespan limit, or so I hear

Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:47 pm
by ViruTypeR
Yes hehe i try before posting and need to change lifespan because 325 was impossible for me. Now is your time, post a new challenge.
Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Tue Apr 10, 2012 11:08 pm
by LoSboccacc
ok, here it is:
it's the 1980, and the new Rabbit is 'the shite'
insurance companies are retaliating against the model and to work around their pricing a new, smaller engine has to be squeezed in the entry level model.
the new engine should drive better than the 1978 model 1.1L, while working around the new price fixing scheme:
size <= 1000cc
power >= 37kW
emission < 150g
loudness > 40
lifespan > 450Mrev
fuel: low quality unleaded
(yes I've one working here)
Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 4:41 am
by Kubboz
I've got 2 engines for this one.
Number one:
Size:1000 cc
power: 46.3 kW
Emmision: 118.5
Loudness: 70
Lifespan: 694 Mrevs
Number two: (I did not know if you really wanted an engine to be LOUDER than some limit)
Size:1000 cc
power: 46.3 kW
Emmision: 118.5
Loudness: 38
Lifespan: 698 Mrevs
You did not put the cost specification there, so I did just go for the most expensive parts.
I know that there is "pics or didn't happen rule" but I've got something better. xml files:
1:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/4obut12:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/lx2629
Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 5:07 am
by LoSboccacc
I've tried to upload xml but it forbade me, and mediafire is now behind a loginwall
however, yes, I was for loudness: it's a golf, after all!
your turn

Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:05 am
by Kubboz
OK. This scenario has got insane difficulty, but is possible, and I can give you the xml of the engine if you give up.
Year is 1980. Cossack Autos have ordered you to build an engine for their performance model (not CTE, but sporty one for sure). You have to give it power, while keeping it relatively reliable. You need to cut costs every corner, while keeping it light.
Basically, you've decided to accomplish impossible, yet possible task.
Size <= 2200 cc
Power => 125 kW (167.628 hp)
Lifespan => 500 Mrevs
Cost in Germany 1984 Factory <= 1000 $
Loudness <= 55 (so you won't just go with no mufflers)
Weight <= 140 kg
Must run on 91 unleaded fuel.
Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 10:06 am
by Crystal92
That was indeed hard. Getting close to the specifications actually wasn't that hard, but the finetuning took way more time

It was a battle between power and lifespan all the time. Weight, cost and loudness were no problem. Loved the challenge!

Here's the xml:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/dz40ev
Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 10:55 am
by ViruTypeR
Oopss i'm just working on it hehe, Crystal, your turn, post a challenge

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Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 6:30 pm
by Crystal92
Wanted to wait for Kubboz to confirm but ok

This one should have similar difficulty as the last challenge. At least for me it was
It's the year 2010. Rising fuel costs have lead to a high demand for fuel-efficient engines. Folkswagon has therefore decided to ship their newest FW Powlo GreenMotion with a insanely fuel-efficient engine which also lasts very long and is cheap to manufacture. As the chief engineer it is your task to design an engine that meets the following specifications:
Manufacture Year: 2010
Displacement: 1600cc
Power: >= 52.2 kW / 70 hp
Lifespan >= 1000 MRevs
Economy <= 300 g/kWh
Loudness: <= 30
Cost in Germany, 2010: <= 2000 $
Fuel Type: Premium Unleaded 95
Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 10:01 pm
by ViruTypeR
I have a problem with my game, the manufacture hours of all are extremely high and my cost are enormous hehe i think is a corrupted file or something.
EDIT: i close the game and after opening again, all was fine.
Not to difficult crystal, the rpm limit was the key hehe:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/66724041/1.6L%2 ... HCRev0.xml
Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 10:34 pm
by Killrob
For the manhour / cost thing: that was probably due to the factory not being set to a reasonable year

if you try to build a 2011 engine in year 1950 it will take quite a bit of effort xD By restarting the game the factory rests, so that "solves" the problem

Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 10:55 pm
by ViruTypeR
Killrob wrote:For the manhour / cost thing: that was probably due to the factory not being set to a reasonable year

if you try to build a 2011 engine in year 1950 it will take quite a bit of effort xD By restarting the game the factory rests, so that "solves" the problem

Thanks, i'll be attentive with this.
Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 11:18 pm
by Crystal92
ViruTypeR wrote:Not to difficult crystal, the rpm limit was the keyl
Oh god, I thought this one was hard because I could barely meet the specs. I had it on mechanical injection .. I feel embarrassed now
Oh well, I just started out on this game so I'm not too good but I'll learn

Re: Challenge Thread

Posted:
Wed Apr 11, 2012 11:40 pm
by ViruTypeR
Now my time hehe:
We are on 1992, OPEL/VAUHALL need to design a new sport engine, with good reliability, emissions and economy. The engine is for the future astra and vectra. Here the specs:
Premium unleaded 95
Displacement: <=2000cc
Power: >135HP-100Kw
Torque: >180Nm-133 ft-lb
Emisions: <65
Responsiveness: >50
Loudness: <45
Total cost: <1500$
Lifespan: >700
Economy: <350
Weight: <150Kg
Is possible, i think

i'm near too complete. Yes, it's possible and i can improve it a bit more
