> When viewing the replay screen the speed is displayed at the top of the
> screen, can the speed be displayed while driving?
Trips
We had it in nascar2. The purists out there could turn that "option"
off. Why wasn't this "option" included?
mike
Ben
>>Apparently not while using the***pit view. The speedo was not used by the
>>drivers at the time. IMHO it is not needed by sim drivers today either,
>>it's just as easy to remember what revs you are using in each gear, and this
>>soon becomes as natural as watching a speedo, with the advantage that you
>>can hear where you're at. Your actual speed is kinda irrelevant, it's
>>whether you are pushing as hard as possible at each point that counts and
>>revs tell you this just as effectively as a speedo.
>Could it have been that hard to give us the option to see....
>Speed
>Place
>Lap time
>Fast Lap
>Etc...?
>We had it in nascar2. The purists out there could turn that "option"
>off. Why wasn't this "option" included?
>mike
Not to worry, tho -- for the non-purists, there's NFS and F1RS
(duck, run, and cover ;-).
Rgds,
Mark R.
>Not to worry, tho -- for the non-purists, there's NFS and F1RS
>(duck, run, and cover ;-).
>Rgds,
>Mark R.
So in Nascar... they have on board telemetry that is "displayed" to
the driver? Do real Nascar drivers view their world at 640x480 or
800x600? Do they have varying frame rates depending on how many cars
are visible at the moment? Have the ability to choose the number of
opponents they want to race against?
It's a game! They could have put the option in. Better yet, they
could have put all that black letter box area to use with race info.
If you didn't like it... you wouldn't have to turn it on.
Mike
- Matt
-MSM
>>On Fri, 20 Nov 1998 10:06:16 +1100, "Ben Coleman"
>>>Apparently not while using the***pit view. The speedo was not used by
the
>>>drivers at the time. [...]
>>Could it have been that hard to give us the option to see....
>>Speed
>>[...]
>S i m u l a t i o n. Current racing (N2) has telemetry,***pit
>radios, computers, etc. 1966 F1 had none of that. This is why
>your GPL pitboard is one lap behind... ah, you knew about that,
>right? <g> [...]
> S i m u l a t i o n. Current racing (N2) has telemetry,***pit
> radios, computers, etc. 1966 F1 had none of that. This is why
> your GPL pitboard is one lap behind... ah, you knew about that,
> right? <g>
> Not to worry, tho -- for the non-purists, there's NFS and F1RS
> (duck, run, and cover ;-).
> Rgds,
> Mark R.
A Speedo will be less less cheating, because the tach in 640*480...
Seb
>- Matt