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GC "'lo?"
DK "What's up big daddy? 50 bucks if you put another menu layer in!"
GC "Bloddy 'ell... Kaemmer?"
DK "C'mon, be a sport."
GC <yawn> "Pounds... 50 pounds.... and you take a menu layer out."
DK "Killerrrrr zilller. It's a deal.... Cheerios."
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"Racing! - Science for the action minded."
mark
How come a GPL race is more cllicks away than a GP3 race (try selecting the
track)? How come a hotlap can start immediately in GP3 while in GPL you
always have to do an outlap? (If you want realism just don't use the
feature).
Bart Westra
GP3 2000 setup screen from the track... shift-Q - Brake - Button -
Mouseclick - Mouseclick (that is if the correct "setup" is selected).
You only have to load a particular track once per session, but in testing
one tends to make more than one setup adjustement (more so in GP3 than in
GPL in fact).
Replacing a drop down box on the setup screen with a menu layer is just
silly, IMO.
As for the quicklaps option, whether things I don't use are really simple to
select or buried way down in the structure makes no difference to me.
Jan.
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