Can anyone tell me why the pitboard does not always come up? (and even
when it does it doesn't always show my lap time)
I have it set to autoshow.
Anyone know if there is a way (or add-on) to show the lap timer while
driving?
btw, what is considered a decent time for Monaco?
tia
Ivan
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Before you buy.
>Can anyone tell me why the pitboard does not always come up? (and even
>when it does it doesn't always show my lap time)
>I have it set to autoshow.
Follow?
None that I know of. That would be pretty distracting anyways.
In an F1 car, any sub 1:30 time I suppose.
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Arto
Dave.
>Dave.
>> ... it just occurred into my mind: Is there something wrong with
>> the Oesterreichring pit board information? Every now and then I
>> think there has been something crazy on it. I only have to
>> cocentrate to the first tricky right hander that much that I
>> seldom have been able to really read and think about it
>> thoroughly. Anybody seen something similiar?
>> Arto
Of course it is. That's why at the Ring you have the current lap
information, as the pitboard is past the start/finish line. Just look in
your track.ini files.
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[ pit_lane_0 ]
lane_on_right = 1 ; 0 if lane on left, 1 if on right
lane_has_wall = 1 ; 0 if no pit wall, 1 if pit wall exists
lane_bounds_dlong = 5370.4 5715.0 ; start/end dlong of the pit lane
lane_bounds_dlat = -18.3 -3.7 ; start/end dlat of the pit lane
pit_board = 30.2 5440.0 -100.0 100.0 ; dlat of board, dlong of board, dlong
LOS start, dlong LOS end (last 2 not used)
The pit board part is where you can change the location of the board. It
does take a bit of trial and error to get the board in the right place but
it's not too difficult.
Peter Hooper
> >The pit board is after the start/finish line at the O-Ring (same for
> >Brands) this causes the pitboard to display information based on the
> >currently completed lap. The original tracks have the pit board
> >before the start finish/line and the pit board displays information
> >based on the previous lap. It does get a bit confusing.
> >Dave.
> >> ... it just occurred into my mind: Is there something wrong with
> >> the Oesterreichring pit board information? Every now and then I
> >> think there has been something crazy on it. I only have to
> >> cocentrate to the first tricky right hander that much that I
> >> seldom have been able to really read and think about it
> >> thoroughly. Anybody seen something similiar?
> >> Arto
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Andre
On Thu, 16 Mar 2000 00:39:25 -0000, "Peter Hooper"
>[ pit_lane_0 ]
>lane_on_right = 1 ; 0 if lane on left, 1 if on right
>lane_has_wall = 1 ; 0 if no pit wall, 1 if pit wall exists
>lane_bounds_dlong = 5370.4 5715.0 ; start/end dlong of the pit lane
>lane_bounds_dlat = -18.3 -3.7 ; start/end dlat of the pit lane
>pit_board = 30.2 5440.0 -100.0 100.0 ; dlat of board, dlong of board, dlong
>LOS start, dlong LOS end (last 2 not used)
> The pit board part is where you can change the location of the board. It
>does take a bit of trial and error to get the board in the right place but
>it's not too difficult.
>Peter Hooper
>Andre
>On Thu, 16 Mar 2000 00:39:25 -0000, "Peter Hooper"
>>Yes it is. Check the track.ini file for this section (eg: Monza.ini
>>in the Monza track folder):-
>>[ pit_lane_0 ]
>>lane_on_right = 1 ; 0 if lane on left, 1 if on right
>>lane_has_wall = 1 ; 0 if no pit wall, 1 if pit wall exists
>>lane_bounds_dlong = 5370.4 5715.0 ; start/end dlong of the pit
>>lane lane_bounds_dlat = -18.3 -3.7 ; start/end dlat of the pit
>>lane pit_board = 30.2 5440.0 -100.0 100.0 ; dlat of board, dlong
>>of board, dlong LOS start, dlong LOS end (last 2 not used)
>> The pit board part is where you can change the location of the
>> board. It
>>does take a bit of trial and error to get the board in the right
>>place but it's not too difficult.
>>Peter Hooper
