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Clearing a DQ N2003

DB

Clearing a DQ N2003

by DB » Sat, 25 Oct 2003 06:28:07

Anyone know of a way to clear a DQ on a guy

!list_commands doesn't seem to show the way :)

Eldre

Clearing a DQ N2003

by Eldre » Sun, 26 Oct 2003 11:06:30


>Anyone know of a way to clear a DQ on a guy

>!list_commands doesn't seem to show the way :)

From server.txt:
        !black - Used to issue a black flag penalty to a user during race sessions.
The format of the command is "!black player", where player can either be the
"#" symbol along with the player's car number, or the player's name.

        !clear - Used to clear a player's penalties.  The format of the command is
"!clear player", where player can either be the "#" symbol along with the
player's car number, or the player's name.  This command is and only valid when
the player has a black flag penalty pending, or is currently serving a black
flag penalty.

Actually, I just re-read your question.  You said DQ, not black flag - duh...
I don't think you CAN clear a DQ.  You'd probably be better off telling all the
drivers to serve any flag they get, and if it's bogus the admin can give their
lap back.  If you catch it in time, the flag can be cleared before it results
in a lost lap *or* DQ.

Eldred
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Biz

Clearing a DQ N2003

by Biz » Sun, 26 Oct 2003 11:18:17

I think Eldred is correct, I don't believe you can clear a DQ, you have to
correct the mistake b4 a DQ occurs.


writes:

> >Anyone know of a way to clear a DQ on a guy

> >!list_commands doesn't seem to show the way :)

> From server.txt:
>   !black - Used to issue a black flag penalty to a user during race
sessions.
> The format of the command is "!black player", where player can either be
the
> "#" symbol along with the player's car number, or the player's name.

>   !clear - Used to clear a player's penalties.  The format of the command
is
> "!clear player", where player can either be the "#" symbol along with the
> player's car number, or the player's name.  This command is and only valid
when
> the player has a black flag penalty pending, or is currently serving a
black
> flag penalty.

> Actually, I just re-read your question.  You said DQ, not black flag -
duh...
> I don't think you CAN clear a DQ.  You'd probably be better off telling
all the
> drivers to serve any flag they get, and if it's bogus the admin can give
their
> lap back.  If you catch it in time, the flag can be cleared before it
results
> in a lost lap *or* DQ.

> Eldred
> --
> Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett
> Member
> Screamers Racing League
> IICC League
> GPLRank -2.4    MoGPL rank +302.38
> ChallengeRank +54.48   MoC +743.77
> Hist. +82.82  MoH in progress
> N2k3 rank:in progress

> Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

DB

Clearing a DQ N2003

by DB » Sun, 26 Oct 2003 11:28:56

Yep, Ok that's the conclusion I was coming to as well. I had a guy hop in
his car
to practice during a league event and he let the car roll backwards a little
bit. He got
DQ'd for reckless driving :) lol
Maybe Papy could add this to there list of "wouldn't that be cool if" things
if they
ever do another patch.
Thx, DB


> I think Eldred is correct, I don't believe you can clear a DQ, you have to
> correct the mistake b4 a DQ occurs.



> writes:

> > >Anyone know of a way to clear a DQ on a guy

> > >!list_commands doesn't seem to show the way :)

> > From server.txt:
> >   !black - Used to issue a black flag penalty to a user during race
> sessions.
> > The format of the command is "!black player", where player can either be
> the
> > "#" symbol along with the player's car number, or the player's name.

> >   !clear - Used to clear a player's penalties.  The format of the
command
> is
> > "!clear player", where player can either be the "#" symbol along with
the
> > player's car number, or the player's name.  This command is and only
valid
> when
> > the player has a black flag penalty pending, or is currently serving a
> black
> > flag penalty.

> > Actually, I just re-read your question.  You said DQ, not black flag -
> duh...
> > I don't think you CAN clear a DQ.  You'd probably be better off telling
> all the
> > drivers to serve any flag they get, and if it's bogus the admin can give
> their
> > lap back.  If you catch it in time, the flag can be cleared before it
> results
> > in a lost lap *or* DQ.

> > Eldred
> > --
> > Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett
> > Member
> > Screamers Racing League
> > IICC League
> > GPLRank -2.4    MoGPL rank +302.38
> > ChallengeRank +54.48   MoC +743.77
> > Hist. +82.82  MoH in progress
> > N2k3 rank:in progress

> > Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.

Biz

Clearing a DQ N2003

by Biz » Sun, 26 Oct 2003 15:52:56

IME it takes more than a little roll backwards to get a DQ, but thats only
been my experience like I said.


> Yep, Ok that's the conclusion I was coming to as well. I had a guy hop in
> his car
> to practice during a league event and he let the car roll backwards a
little
> bit. He got
> DQ'd for reckless driving :) lol
> Maybe Papy could add this to there list of "wouldn't that be cool if"
things
> if they
> ever do another patch.
> Thx, DB



> > I think Eldred is correct, I don't believe you can clear a DQ, you have
to
> > correct the mistake b4 a DQ occurs.



> > writes:

> > > >Anyone know of a way to clear a DQ on a guy

> > > >!list_commands doesn't seem to show the way :)

> > > From server.txt:
> > >   !black - Used to issue a black flag penalty to a user during race
> > sessions.
> > > The format of the command is "!black player", where player can either
be
> > the
> > > "#" symbol along with the player's car number, or the player's name.

> > >   !clear - Used to clear a player's penalties.  The format of the
> command
> > is
> > > "!clear player", where player can either be the "#" symbol along with
> the
> > > player's car number, or the player's name.  This command is and only
> valid
> > when
> > > the player has a black flag penalty pending, or is currently serving a
> > black
> > > flag penalty.

> > > Actually, I just re-read your question.  You said DQ, not black flag -
> > duh...
> > > I don't think you CAN clear a DQ.  You'd probably be better off
telling
> > all the
> > > drivers to serve any flag they get, and if it's bogus the admin can
give
> > their
> > > lap back.  If you catch it in time, the flag can be cleared before it
> > results
> > > in a lost lap *or* DQ.

> > > Eldred
> > > --
> > > Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett
> > > Member
> > > Screamers Racing League
> > > IICC League
> > > GPLRank -2.4    MoGPL rank +302.38
> > > ChallengeRank +54.48   MoC +743.77
> > > Hist. +82.82  MoH in progress
> > > N2k3 rank:in progress

> > > Remove SPAM-OFF to reply.


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