with its online capabilities and (hopefully ) improved physics . Is this
still on and if so , has a release date been mentioned yet ?
I like GPL but fancy trying a modern F1 sim for a change.
Andrew
BTW Is it worth getting GP3 for know?
I like GPL but fancy trying a modern F1 sim for a change.
Andrew
BTW Is it worth getting GP3 for know?
> BTW Is it worth getting GP3 for know?
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This is not true. I have both in any version. F1 Racing Championship is as
buggy as RC2 was in the beginning. In a normal ( Asus board, Asus graphics,
Win98)
you can have big problems with the graphics. Furthermore, the sound is plain
sh...
The***pits? Oh my god. I will stick with GP3 as long as their is no useful
update
available for F1RC.
Chris
> David G Fisher
> > It was said last year when GP3 was released that GP4 would follow this
> year
> > with its online capabilities and (hopefully ) improved physics . Is this
> > still on and if so , has a release date been mentioned yet ?
> > I like GPL but fancy trying a modern F1 sim for a change.
> > Andrew
> > BTW Is it worth getting GP3 for know?
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Oliver >xp<
"> I had to answer your question 5 dayz ago I would say NO! But with the
latest
Is there a new patch for GP3? With improved fps?
Where can I get it?
TS
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I do not like GP3, there are many things about it I just do not like. I
don't mind the graphics being dated somewhat. My 2 biggest complaints are
the clutch (you have to engage the clutch or else the car will still be
under power by the engine), the other is the joystick calibration (it's dos,
and it doesn't see all my joystick functions, so it's impossible to use a
button as the clutch).
I played the demo of F1RC, and it seemed like if you even think about
touching a curb your going to spin, and I might add, every spin seemed to be
the same. Which to me is irritating, because if you watch a race, those
guy's are all over the curbs.
My favorite at the moment is F1CS2000, but it's far from perfect, it doesn't
seem to have the "feel" of the other sims.
Regards all,
istoff
Ash
| Hehe...I'm also wondering what a 'compiler programmer' is :)
|
| >
| > Geoff Crammond would therefore need to completely go back to his source
| code
| > and restart it all the way. Since he's only just a compiler programmer,
I
| > doubt such above thing would happen in such short time lapse. It took
him
| > all those years for the minimal updates that were in GP3...
|
| > -- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard>
| > -- May the Downforce be with you...
| > -- http://www.ymenard.com/
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| > Corporation - helping America into the New World...
|
|
I mean the person who *WROTE* the compiler, any old***can use one ;).
Ash
| Well, whether you use Assembly or C/C++ you still use a compiler. Hence
the
| term 'compiler programmer' doesn't really mean much, it just describes
| someone who doesn't use an interpreted language like Java.
|
| > Someone who knows his way round Assembler, i'd hardly take it as an
insult
| > myself.
| >
| > Ash
|
|