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Want your old N1 style mirror back?

Eric T. Busc

Want your old N1 style mirror back?

by Eric T. Busc » Sun, 29 Dec 1996 04:00:00

I was just messing around with Nascar2's track.txt files, and found the
REMed out lines at the end of nwenglnd.txt.  It turns out that if you
remove the REM, you get a mirror that is very similar to the original
mirror in Nascar1.  You can add these lines to the end of the other
track.txt files to have the mirror at those tracks as well.  I'm not
quite sure what the ranges of the variables are, but you should be able
to adjust the mirror's magnification and field of view.  With this
mirror you have no blind spot, but you can't tell the distance to cars
beside you.  There has got to be a happy medium with a smaller bind
spot that still allows you to determine the distance to other cars.

MIRRL 0 0 8000 -1000000000 65536 100000 93592
MIRRC 0 0 8000           0 65536 100000 45888
MIRRR 0 0 8000  1000000000 65536 100000 93592

Sorry if anyone else has posted this, I've been out of town for a week
and have not been able to keep up with the newsgroup.

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Eric T. Busc

Want your old N1 style mirror back?

by Eric T. Busc » Mon, 30 Dec 1996 04:00:00

I was just messing around with Nascar2's track.txt files, and found the
REMed out lines at the end of nwenglnd.txt.  It turns out that if you
remove the REM, you get a mirror that is very similar to the original
mirror in Nascar1.  You can add these lines to the end of the other
track.txt files to have the mirror at those tracks as well.  I'm not
quite sure what the ranges of the variables are, but you should be able
to adjust the mirror's magnification and field of view.  With this
mirror you have no blind spot, but you can't tell the distance to cars
beside you.  There has got to be a happy medium with a smaller bind
spot that still allows you to determine the distance to other cars.

MIRRL 0 0 8000 -1000000000 65536 100000 93592
MIRRC 0 0 8000           0 65536 100000 45888
MIRRR 0 0 8000  1000000000 65536 100000 93592

Sorry if anyone else has posted this, I've been out of town for a week
and have not been able to keep up with the newsgroup.

--

Emory University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
The IWCCCARS Project: Q & A Representative
Nascar Setups Page: http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~ebusch/

Domin

Want your old N1 style mirror back?

by Domin » Mon, 30 Dec 1996 04:00:00


Any idea what BIDHD is (rem'ed out just below these lines...)?

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Eric T. Busc

Want your old N1 style mirror back?

by Eric T. Busc » Mon, 30 Dec 1996 04:00:00

Not really, but by the :) I assume it was just something left in my the
writers.

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Blak

Want your old N1 style mirror back?

by Blak » Mon, 30 Dec 1996 04:00:00


> I was just messing around with Nascar2's track.txt files, and found the
> REMed out lines at the end of nwenglnd.txt.  It turns out that if you
> remove the REM, you get a mirror that is very similar to the original
> mirror in Nascar1.  You can add these lines to the end of the other
> track.txt files to have the mirror at those tracks as well.  I'm not
> quite sure what the ranges of the variables are, but you should be able
> to adjust the mirror's magnification and field of view.  With this
> mirror you have no blind spot, but you can't tell the distance to cars
> beside you.  There has got to be a happy medium with a smaller bind
> spot that still allows you to determine the distance to other cars.

> MIRRL 0 0 8000 -1000000000 65536 100000 93592
> MIRRC 0 0 8000           0 65536 100000 45888
> MIRRR 0 0 8000  1000000000 65536 100000 93592

> Sorry if anyone else has posted this, I've been out of town for a week
> and have not been able to keep up with the newsgroup.

> --

> Emory University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
> The IWCCCARS Project: Q & A Representative
> Nascar Setups Page: http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~ebusch/

I have done this to all of my track files and am really happy with it.
        Blake
R.L.You

Want your old N1 style mirror back?

by R.L.You » Sun, 05 Jan 1997 04:00:00


>I was just messing around with Nascar2's track.txt files, and found the
>REMed out lines at the end of nwenglnd.txt.  It turns out that if you
>remove the REM, you get a mirror that is very similar to the original
>mirror in Nascar1.  You can add these lines to the end of the other
>track.txt files to have the mirror at those tracks as well.  I'm not
>quite sure what the ranges of the variables are, but you should be able
>to adjust the mirror's magnification and field of view.  With this
>mirror you have no blind spot, but you can't tell the distance to cars
>beside you.  There has got to be a happy medium with a smaller bind
>spot that still allows you to determine the distance to other cars.

>MIRRL 0 0 8000 -1000000000 65536 100000 93592
>MIRRC 0 0 8000           0 65536 100000 45888
>MIRRR 0 0 8000  1000000000 65536 100000 93592

>Sorry if anyone else has posted this, I've been out of town for a week
>and have not been able to keep up with the newsgroup.

>--

>Emory University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
>The IWCCCARS Project: Q & A Representative
>Nascar Setups Page: http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~ebusch/

Anybody mess with the numbers enough to know exactly what they do yet?

RY


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