How to drive GP2 in slow motion:
- Turn on every graphical detail
- In my case, the "estimated average frame rate" is calculated at 9.1
frames/sec. (SVGA mode)
- Don't click "Use estimate", instead, set the frame rate on 25.6
Then, in my case, the GP2-time is about three times slower than the real
time!
So I can sit back and drive comfortably (I can actually look at the
speed in fast corners) and still get a good result.
Just my opinion:
As a game, GP2 has some drawbacks.
As a simulation -a way to learn the circuits- GP2 is GREAT!
Zondagsrijder
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>How to drive GP2 in slow motion: > - Turn on every graphical detail > - In my case, the "estimated average frame rate" is calculated at 9.1 > frames/sec. (SVGA mode) > - Don't click "Use estimate", instead, set the frame rate on 25.6 >Then, in my case, the GP2-time is about three times slower than the real >time! >So I can sit back and drive comfortably (I can actually look at the >speed in fast corners) and still get a good result. >Just my opinion: >As a game, GP2 has some drawbacks. >As a simulation -a way to learn the circuits- GP2 is GREAT! > ZondagsrijderHehe, I tried that and my processor occupancy topped out at
590%.....Geez...
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>How to drive GP2 in slow motion:
> - Turn on every graphical detail
> - In my case, the "estimated average frame rate" is calculated at 9.1
> frames/sec. (SVGA mode)
> - Don't click "Use estimate", instead, set the frame rate on 25.6
Looks like cheating.... :(
Maybe we could start a thread with the highest processor occupancy, I
will go and get my old 286.
/Jesper
