Patch 1.0.1 released:
http://www.racesimcentral.net/%20pro%20v1.0.1%20update.exe
Full version:
http://www.racesimcentral.net/%20pro%20v1.0.1%20full.exe
Just asking... if you can help me save some time, thanks.
Tony Rickard enlightened us with:
The full version is an updated re-release of net kar.. and the update is
that.. an update..
Good point. If you have downloaded v1.0 then get the update otherwise
get the full version if you have held off.
Note that the either way you will only unlock the full capability by
activation (i.e. by paying for it).
Also the files simply extract to a folder - there is no installer as
such. So you will need to extract to your original NetKar 1.0 folder if
you download the update.
All a bit of a hassle I guess but worth the effort IMHO. Just enjoyed
some pretty good online racing in the FF1800.
This is still very much a 1.0 release, much to do to polish it up but
showing great potential and seems to have dedicated development rather
than an on to another project and fix it when time permits approach.
Cheers
Tony
Either it or me having a more modern soundcard fixed the sound, which I
didn't know was broken, but it does sound a lot more like a FF1600 now. <g>
Jan.
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> Either it or me having a more modern soundcard fixed the sound, which I
> didn't know was broken, but it does sound a lot more like a FF1600 now. <g>
Also a latency option has been added to the GUI for scazzato sound so
users don't have to edit text files.
Cheers
Tony
>> Tony, could you elaborate on these?
>> Are we to "demo" with the previously downloaded "full version" and
>> applying this patch? (but I deleted awaiting updated, dang it!)
>> or?
>> Just asking... if you can help me save some time, thanks.
> Good point. If you have downloaded v1.0 then get the update otherwise
> get the full version if you have held off.
> Note that the either way you will only unlock the full capability by
> activation (i.e. by paying for it).
> Also the files simply extract to a folder - there is no installer as
> such. So you will need to extract to your original NetKar 1.0 folder
> if you download the update.
> All a bit of a hassle I guess but worth the effort IMHO. Just enjoyed
> some pretty good online racing in the FF1800.
> This is still very much a 1.0 release, much to do to polish it up but
> showing great potential and seems to have dedicated development rather
> than an on to another project and fix it when time permits approach.
> Cheers
> Tony
Sting32 enlightened us with:
>>>> Patch 1.0.1 released:
>>>> http://www.extreme-team.it/nkpro/netkar%20pro%20v1.0.1%20update.exe
>>>> Full version:
>>>> http://www.extreme-team.it/nkpro/netkar%20pro%20v1.0.1%20full.exe
>>> Tony, could you elaborate on these?
>>> Are we to "demo" with the previously downloaded "full version" and
>>> applying this patch? (but I deleted awaiting updated, dang it!)
>>> or?
>>> Just asking... if you can help me save some time, thanks.
>> Good point. If you have downloaded v1.0 then get the update otherwise
>> get the full version if you have held off.
>> Note that the either way you will only unlock the full capability by
>> activation (i.e. by paying for it).
>> Also the files simply extract to a folder - there is no installer as
>> such. So you will need to extract to your original NetKar 1.0 folder
>> if you download the update.
>> All a bit of a hassle I guess but worth the effort IMHO. Just enjoyed
>> some pretty good online racing in the FF1800.
>> This is still very much a 1.0 release, much to do to polish it up but
>> showing great potential and seems to have dedicated development
>> rather than an on to another project and fix it when time permits
>> approach. Cheers
>> Tony
-Larry
Well there's no audible difference between a Hercules MuseLt and a Philips
Sonic Edge, that's for sure. Perhaps I need adjust the latency? -is there
any advantage to using physics derived sound?
The game also seems to play a little smoother without it, so....
Jan.
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