I know this has been posted before, but I couldn't find it. Could
someone tell me how to edit the setting files to race against the
tail-end of the AI field rather than Hill, Clarke, Gurney etc - I'm
afraid I'm just not in their league.
Paul
* Copy your DRIVER.INI file and Paste it with a different filename
(ie: DRIVER00.INI).
* Edit (Notepad is fine) DRIVER.INI as follows:
* each driver has a [DRIVER_XX] header
* this is the order which the game selects the AI
* go through the file and change the numbers as follows:
DRIVER_1 --> DRIVER_19
DRIVER_2 --> DRIVER_18
: :
: :
DRIVER_18 --> DRIVER_2
DRIVER_19 --> DRIVER_1
* save the editted DRIVER.INI file
* If you want to switch back, restore your original DRIVER.INI file.
NAR Northeast Regional Contest Board site - points and more...
npt_override = 0.00
If you change this to a value greater than 0 then this will override the AI
performance. If you set it to 1.0 which probably is the normal settting, then
Jim Clark will qualify in the low 1:29's at Monza. The Setting work as a
percentage of normal time. Normal time for Mr Clark at Monza is a low 1:29. If
you set it to 1.10 then Mr Clark will have around 110% of his normal time, which
would be around 1:38. I dont know for sure which times you will get exactly, but
I tried 0.80 and Mr Clark got under 1:20's at Monza.
/Christer
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> >I know this has been posted before, but I couldn't find it. Could
> >someone tell me how to edit the setting files to race against the
> >tail-end of the AI field rather than Hill, Clarke, Gurney etc - I'm
> >afraid I'm just not in their league.
> I've done this myself. It has the benefit of allowing you to add
> AI at your skill level as your skills increase, just by increasing AI
> field size within the game. Here's how...
> * Copy your DRIVER.INI file and Paste it with a different filename
> (ie: DRIVER00.INI).
> * Edit (Notepad is fine) DRIVER.INI as follows:
> * each driver has a [DRIVER_XX] header
> * this is the order which the game selects the AI
> * go through the file and change the numbers as follows:
> DRIVER_1 --> DRIVER_19
> DRIVER_2 --> DRIVER_18
> : :
> : :
> DRIVER_18 --> DRIVER_2
> DRIVER_19 --> DRIVER_1
> * save the editted DRIVER.INI file
> * If you want to switch back, restore your original DRIVER.INI file.
> NAR Northeast Regional Contest Board site - points and more...
> npt_override = 0.00
> If you change this to a value greater than 0 then this will override the AI
> performance. If you set it to 1.0 which probably is the normal settting, then
> Jim Clark will qualify in the low 1:29's at Monza. The Setting work as a
> percentage of normal time. Normal time for Mr Clark at Monza is a low 1:29. If
> you set it to 1.10 then Mr Clark will have around 110% of his normal time, which
> would be around 1:38. I dont know for sure which times you will get exactly, but
> I tried 0.80 and Mr Clark got under 1:20's at Monza.
> /Christer
> --
> http://home4.swipnet.se/~w-41236/ (Read all about the "Global online
> racing"-proposal under "For developers". Read it a couple of times, cause noone
> has understood it the first time they've read it yet :o)).