I finally (!) won an Ace season, so I downloaded a few tracks and tried
them...
- What sort of time has anyone else set at Graeme Nash's Silverstone '74?
I ran it for an evening and ended up running a 1:01.0 without lifting all
the way round... (standard GP2.EXE except NOCDROM).
- What has 'Knuckles' done to Wistow Speedway to make it a) pull 254 down
the straights and b) hop like crazy in 200mph corners? Silv74 just slides
at 200, with very similar wing settings... (0:44.0, btw)
I'll try some more tracks soon... keep 'em coming, all you people with
time on your hands!!!
Jonny
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| Jonathan Hodgson | TTech Predator |
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This info is useless as long as you don't specify in which position (Interlagos,
Pacific, Imola,...,....)you used the track. Different positions produce
different times. Although it's probably a good guess that it was in the
Silverstone slot? :-)
Tiretype, acceleration, airresistance....are all stored in the trackfiles so can
be manipulated.
JoH
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> > - What sort of time has anyone else set at Graeme Nash's Silverstone '74? > >I ran it for an evening and ended up running a 1:01.0 without lifting all > >the way round... (standard GP2.EXE except NOCDROM). > This info is useless as long as you don't specify in which position (Interlagos, > Pacific, Imola,...,....)you used the track. Different positions produce > different times. Although it's probably a good guess that it was in the > Silverstone slot? :-)Hi all,
Sorry for all this confusion. All my new tracks now have desired slot
info in the "trkform.txt" file.
Cheers,
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Graeme Nash


































