We Cracked the Code of Gears on Ice

This video presents a new theory of ice gearing, based on the concept of upper and lower “safe zones“ along with a “danger wedge“ in the middle. If you’ve ever randomly slid out while driving ice, this video can explain precisely what happened. I worked on this project with UnprovenRuben, who helped with a lot of the discovery, refinement, data collection, the danger wedge theory, everything. If you have questions, feel free to reach out on Discord. As discussed in the video, this plugin will only be public following the release of learning mode - a feature that will allow users to use plugins like this without impacting the competitive environment. Stay tuned for more information. sergeant-bigbird#5050 ** ** ** ** ** ** ** ** Here’s the values GCP is using to render the lines. (not exact - if you want the real values, leave a comment and I’ll add them.) Lower safe zone: 82 at 167 86 at 202 87 at 224 Danger wedge bottom: 93.6 at 126 92.8 at 165 91.3 at 273 Danger wedge top: 97 at 106 94 at 156 93 at 190 92 at 270 Top safe zone: 123 at 135 120 at 164 115 at 187 110 at 232 107 at 280