to see my lap time. Thanks a lot.
Dave
DmndDave
>A couple of little tricks you can try if you're not happy with the current
>pitboard position at Monza.
Dave
DmndDave
Cheers!
Marc
> So much for historical accuracy.
> > Excellent. The pitboard is very, very annoying. I don't like having to wait
> > to see my lap time. Thanks a lot.
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Todd.
>Now for those of you who aren't so bothered by realism (or simply believe
>that you have very fast mechanics <g>), change the same line to:
>pit_board = 30.2 300.0 -100.0 100.0 ; dlat of board, dlong of board,
>dlong LOS start, dlong LOS end (last 2 not used)
>The pitboard will now appear on the left shortly after crossing the
>start/finish line - but it will be showing the time for the lap just
>completed!
Todd.
> Excellent. The pitboard is very, very annoying. I don't like having to wait
> to see my lap time. Thanks a lot.
> Dave
> DmndDave
> >A couple of little tricks you can try if you're not happy with the current
> >pitboard position at Monza.
> So much for historical accuracy.
However, now that pitting has been confirmed as not part of the
game-plan, that's out of the equation.
Any ideas?
> Just a thought...The spacebar is used to activate the raising of
> the driver's arm, why not an option to view an additional pit-sign
> anywhere on the track instead?...A nice little recall feature.
> You can take these things too far though. If people are happy to compromise
> the accuracy for improved ergonomics then is that reall such an affront?
> Those of us who want the accuracy can still have it after all <g>
> btw - IMHO the board appearing at the pit wall is rather more accurate than
> having it appear on the opposite side of the track exiting the Parabolica
> ;-)
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Regards,
Bruce.
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> rasing = raising (***y Windows 95!)
;)
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> I am curious as to the reason for the "rasing of the arm" feature.
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Look really closely at his fist, he might be giving the finger! :)
LOL! Every little bit helps! it must have been pretty bad in those
driver suits on a hot day back then! (even worse today I would bet!)
Later,
John
>> I am curious as to the reason for the "rasing of the arm" feature.
>A drying feature in the event you forgot to apply antiperspirant.
To be serious though: how about signaling other drivers that you are in
trouble? Perhaps they will make even the AI understand so they don't bang
into you!
Really GREAT!
Thanx!
So at home I get the punctuation correct, but with crappy speilling,
whilset at werk the speilink iss grate ***te pucnutatin ez schite.
> > rasing = raising (***y Windows 95!)
> Hey!..By the looks of one of your previous posts I thought you had
> Win98...Guess you actually have Win95 and IE4's (in)Active Desktop.
> ;)
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