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| I would like to know this too. In league racing I don't know if it would
|***things up too much , but if not my gas foot would not get so numb from
| trying to maintain pace for four laps!
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| Steve Adams
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| > Just wondering if there is any way of changing the number of
| > caution flag laps in N2002. My friends and I have just started
| > racing online and are not the greatest drivers yet and it would
| > be great if we could cut down on the number of caution laps
| > it takes before going back green. Turning off yellows completely
| > is not really desireable to us either.
| >
| > Thanks for your time.
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Blake, I have the patches, and read the readme, and can find no hint at how
to set yellow flag laps.....league admins have been looking for this for
some time now, 3 laps at some of the tracks seems excessive. Could be a
programming nightmare to provide all the possible combinations of caution
options if it was adjustable, but I dunno....just wish we could do it.
Ed
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I would like the ability to set this so that it would at least go green
after the second time by so the lap down guys would be coming out of the
pits (if there are lap down cars that pit) to catch the pace line as it gets
ready to take the green. I think that would be the most effiecient way to
go about it. How that would work at Bristol and Martinville would remain to
be seen...
Yellow comes out and pace
next lap around cars 1 or
green next lap. This
> "Don't touch that please, your primitive intellect wouldn't understand
> alloys and compositions and,......things with molecular structures,....and
> the....." - Ash
Brian
They had that back with their first title, the original Indy 500 sim
where you raced a blue car or a red car or a (?)yellow(?)car against two
tone cars that vaguely resembled the color schemes of drivers of that era...
dave henrie
>> Brian
> They had that back with their first title, the original Indy 500 sim
>where you raced a blue car or a red car or a (?)yellow(?)car against two
>tone cars that vaguely resembled the color schemes of drivers of that era...
>dave henrie
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>>> I wish they would put in a yellow flag "autopilot". The car would just
>>hold
>>> its proper position in line while we take our own porcelain pit stops. It
>>> would relieve the boredom and allow us to relieve ourselves at the same
>>> time.
>>> Brian
>> They had that back with their first title, the original Indy 500 sim
>>where you raced a blue car or a red car or a (?)yellow(?)car against two
>>tone cars that vaguely resembled the color schemes of drivers of that era...
>>dave henrie
>I do NOT remember that feature, and I ran several full races. Are you SURE
>about that? How was that enabled?
>Eldred
-John
> >>> I wish they would put in a yellow flag "autopilot". The car would just
> >>hold
> >>> its proper position in line while we take our own porcelain pit stops.
It
> >>> would relieve the boredom and allow us to relieve ourselves at the
same
> >>> time.
> >>> Brian
> >> They had that back with their first title, the original Indy 500 sim
> >>where you raced a blue car or a red car or a (?)yellow(?)car against two
> >>tone cars that vaguely resembled the color schemes of drivers of that
era...
> >>dave henrie
> >I do NOT remember that feature, and I ran several full races. Are you
SURE
> >about that? How was that enabled?
> >Eldred
> Yeah, having wrecked several times under yellow, I sure didn't notice
> that...
> -John
