in GPL there is a possibility to set the replay lenght in core.ini. Know
somebody which parametr should be set?
Thanks
Ondrej Svoboda
in GPL there is a possibility to set the replay lenght in core.ini. Know
somebody which parametr should be set?
Thanks
Ondrej Svoboda
[ Replay ]
replayMemoryOverride = X
where X = the number of Kbytes of memory you want the replay buffer to
be. By default, X will be no smaller than 2048 (2Mb).
Randy
Sure. Add the following lines to your core.ini file, where XXXXX
equals kilobytes of memory.
[ Replay ]
replayMemoryOverride = XXXXX
For example,
replayMemoryOverride = 10000 would give 10MB of replay memory.
Steve B.
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>[ Replay ]
>replayMemoryOverride = X
>where X = the number of Kbytes of memory you want the replay buffer to
>be. By default, X will be no smaller than 2048 (2Mb).
Feeling left out,
Dave
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> in GPL there is a possibility to set the replay lenght in core.ini. Know
> somebody which parametr should be set?
> Thanks
> Ondrej Svoboda
The file follows the standard Windows .ini file format: section titles
enclosed in square brackets, followed by 0 or more lines with the format
"variable=value" (no spaces in between!)
Just stick a text file called 'core.ini' in your GPL directory, with
whatever settings you want to apply, and fire up GPL. That's it!
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Doug
>[ Replay ]
>replayMemoryOverride = X
thanks,
uwe
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It's about one lap and a half, though I'll have to check to be on the
safe side.
Cheers
Uwe
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> Thanks for the hint! I'll just check D. Arnao's replay at the ring
> that comes with the game, although I'll have to add a minute and a
> half ;-)
> Cheers
> Uwe
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Type in the following:
[ Replay ]
replayMemoryOverride = XXXXX
XXXXX is the about of memory (virtual, NOT system) you want to use for
the replay.
Say for example you want to use 30 megs of virtual memory for a replay
(which will record all of a 7 lap rave at Monza)
then you would type the following:
[ Replay ]
replayMemoryOverride = 30000
Then save the file in your GPL directory as core.ini
That's all there is to it.
If you are using notepad, be warned, it like to throw a .txt extension
onto anything it saves, so make sure it gets renamed to core.ini
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On Mon, 12 Apr 1999 15:23:25 GMT, "Randy Cassidy"
>[ Replay ]
>replayMemoryOverride = X
>where X = the number of Kbytes of memory you want the replay buffer to
>be. By default, X will be no smaller than 2048 (2Mb).
>Randy
This is Randy Cassidy's reply about this question back in January 1999:
GPL bases its replay buffer size on the amount of physical (semiconductor)
memory in the system, not the amount of "free" memory, or available swap
space. The shorter on-line replay is most likely due to the excessive
number of skids laid down by warping cars. Either turning off skids, or
overriding GPL's replay buffer size should give you longer replays.
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> [ Replay ]
> replayMemoryOverride = X
> where X = the number of Kbytes of memory you want the replay buffer to
> be. By default, X will be no smaller than 2048 (2Mb).
> Randy