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Mirrors in CART Rendition

2 posts by 2 people · 21 Dec 1997 - 23 Dec 1997

Gary Merk 21 Dec 1997#388563
I had ICR2 and a Matrox Mil card and I recently got a Diamond Stealth II and the new CART so I can run the rendition version of ICR2. Wow!!! Rendition graphics and improved framerate are awesome. One question, though. What is up with the mirrors? I can see all the scenery flying by behind me, but the other cars coming up on me are hard to make out. Anybody got any ideas on a fix or patch for this? I apologize if this has been discussed before.
Brian Bushe 23 Dec 1997#388826
Check the readme file in the game. There are a lot of 'alt' cominations that turn various things on and off. I think the alt-m combination cycles through low med and hi detail mirrors. Also for a bit of fun try alt-t which turns the timer off and allows 70 fps at warp speeds. one thing though, sometimes it takes more than one key press before the game registers the action. Also check out the icr rendition project for updated tracks. http://www.dclink.com/racer/index.htm Brian -- remove 'bye' from address to reply

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