I drove NCR2 for 10-12 hours over this past weekend at nearly every
track except Loudon and I never missed the speedometer once. I thought
it would take alot of getting used to, I was wrong. The spotter tells
you what RPM to stay under and the sim is alot easier to drive by feel.
So goodbye speedo. I can't say I'll miss ya.
David Martin
>David Martin
Dave (davids) Sparks
Late Night League
http://www.sequoia-dev.com/Hawaii/latenite.html
>David Martin
I think I made the question more complicated than it had to be...
To get the speedometer to work in the in car mode you have to press the
"s" key .
> >I drove NCR2 for 10-12 hours over this past weekend at nearly every
> >track except Loudon and I never missed the speedometer once. I thought
> >it would take alot of getting used to, I was wrong. The spotter tells
> >you what RPM to stay under and the sim is alot easier to drive by feel.
> >So goodbye speedo. I can't say I'll miss ya.
> >David Martin
> But it was nice of them to include it for those who can't give it up!
>>I drove NCR2 for 10-12 hours over this past weekend at nearly every
>>track except Loudon and I never missed the speedometer once. I thought
>>it would take alot of getting used to, I was wrong. The spotter tells
>>you what RPM to stay under and the sim is alot easier to drive by feel.
>>So goodbye speedo. I can't say I'll miss ya.
>>David Martin
>As you can tell by me asking this question, my copy hasn't arrived
>yet, but if you change the gear ratio, will he change his RPM call.
>does it represent true mph based on RPM of the gear you're in, the
>gear you put in there (let's say the default setup has 10.1 and you
>change it to 9.6, would the RPMs change?)
>I think I made the question more complicated than it had to be...
Dave (davids) Sparks
Late Night League
http://www.sequoia-dev.com/Hawaii/latenite.html
btw, I love the re-works on the tracks! great job!
You can also get instant split times by selecting the F2 screen and
pressing enter, just like in MULTI. Cars on the same lap are in white, cars
a lap down are in green, and cars that are a lap up on you are in red. Note
that in the Rendition version, you'll take a serious hit on your frame
rate. I usually leave the F1 or F2 screen up and then hit the enter key
periodically to get my split to the car in front and behind.
The tracks do look great. The night race at C***te is particularly
awesome, especially watching from some of the camera angles in the replay.
Dave (davids) Sparks
Late Night League
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
