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CART Racing Question

3 posts by 3 people · 30 May 1999 - 31 May 1999

Green Giant 30 May 1999#470988
Yesterday I re-installed Cart Racing after a very long time. And as usual the Windows version is pretty bad and when I run dos the game makes my mouse the control for every single thing. Also is there a way to bring the framerate in Windows down to 30fps then the incredible 60-70fps I'm getting now. One final question, does anyone know where I can get the patch for the Dos version because ThePits doesn't carry it anymore?
Greg Cisko 30 May 1999#470989
Quoted text (8 lines)>Yesterday I re-installed Cart Racing after a very long >time. And as usual the Windows version is pretty bad and >when I run dos the game makes my mouse the control for every >single thing. Also is there a way to bring the framerate in >Windows down to 30fps then the incredible 60-70fps I'm >getting now. One final question, does anyone know where I >can get the patch for the Dos version because ThePits >doesn't carry it anymore?
I had to actually reboot into DOS and set everything up. Now when I run CART from a W98 DOS window the mouse is not a problem. -- Header address intentionally scrambled to ward off the spamming hordes. cisko [AT] ix [DOT] netcom [DOT] com
% Yesterday I re-installed Cart Racing after a very long % time. And as usual the Windows version is pretty bad and % when I run dos the game makes my mouse the control for every % single thing. Also is there a way to bring the framerate in % Windows down to 30fps then the incredible 60-70fps I'm % getting now. One final question, does anyone know where I % can get the patch for the Dos version because ThePits % doesn't carry it anymore? If you have the CART version (vs. ICRII), you should already have this patch as part of the program. Patch icr101_2.exe http://www.sierra.com/support/technical/updates/patch_preview?/pub/pa... "(DOS, hard drive installation of version 1.1 only!) Fixes problem with mouse being automatically selected for controls. Also fixes yellow flag problem with race order being corrupted, and understeering problem after driving a long time." The following should be in the readme.txt file somewhere: Alt-T: Timer toggle ('Turbo mode'): When the timer is 'off', the physics runs at the frame rate: it will be slower than reality at less than 30 frames/sec, and faster than reality at greater than 30 frames/sec. Advantage of 'off' is when the timer is on, the frame rate cannot exceed 30 fps. Can cause sound problems, especially in big crashes with lots of smoke and dirt where the frame rate becomes low. Should NOT be used in dual / multiplayer mode. This is a 'for fun / showing off' feature only and comes with no warranties. -- **************************** Michael E. Carver ************************* Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

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