In my N2 user manual on page 63, it makes reference to a "Show Counter" check
box on the options > controls screend. They show a picture of it in the book.
It is supposed to display the frame rate for you while you are driving so I
guess you can use the information to make the appropriate adjustments to your
frame rates. My CD version of the game that I just bought doesn't have this
feature. Does everyone have this problem or do I get to be special?
JB
Just one of the many bugs/omissions in the product. Sierra decided to
release the program when it was 90-95% complete. No crippling
bugs/omissons that I know of, just annoying ones. Sierra has done all of
us a disservice. Indications are that all of these bugs/omissions won't be
fixed until Nascar3 (and we'll probably have to pay for it to boot!).
It was left out of the shipping product, but was present in the betas.
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> In my N2 user manual on page 63, it makes reference to a "Show Counter" check
> box on the options > controls screend. They show a picture of it in the book.
> It is supposed to display the frame rate for you while you are driving so I
> guess you can use the information to make the appropriate adjustments to your
> frame rates. My CD version of the game that I just bought doesn't have this
> feature. Does everyone have this problem or do I get to be special?
> JB
Rick
penned:
Hey, why give patches away for free when you can charge for them? Just
call the patched software a new version and whammo--instant cash.
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That's exactly the way EA Sports does things.
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Emory University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
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No counter was included in the finished product.
The easiest way to get a good indication of your frame rate is via the use
of the 'automatic' graphics in conjunction with adjustment to your max/min
frame rate settings. Pick something like the sky (2) or trees (0) to
operate in 'automatic' and then adjust the min/max settings. When you see
the graphic that you have chosen flicker in and out, that is the closest
you will get to an indication of the frame rate.
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BruceK
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Well if they think Im paying for a patch or update or whatever you want to
call it when they should have fixed it before they released it they are
crazier than they look.
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> Emory University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
> The IWCCCARS Project: Q & A Representative
> Nascar Setups Page: http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~ebusch/
> > Hey, why give patches away for free when you can charge for them?
> Just
> > call the patched software a new version and whammo--instant cash.
