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F12001 graphics questions

6 posts by 3 people · 23 Dec 2001 12:40 UTC - 28 Dec 2001 11:58 UTC

Ian Foy 23 Dec 2001 12:40 UTC#145542
Is it just me or has anyone else experienced the following: 1) When the camera over the drivers helmet is selected, the images in the mirrors appear reversed. 2) The frame rate in a 'test day' session is lower than the frame rate in an actual race. 3) Game sometimes (aprox 1 in 10 times) dumps to the desktop after a race has finished or when trying to view a saved replay. I have a Geforce 2 GTS with the latest detonator drivers and have patched the game with the development update. Thanks, Ian
"Ian Foy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:3c25d0a1$[email hidden]... > Is it just me or has anyone else experienced the following: > > 1) When the camera over the drivers helmet is selected, the images in the > mirrors appear reversed. No. > 2) The frame rate in a 'test day' session is lower than the frame rate inan > actual race. Opposite. > 3) Game sometimes (aprox 1 in 10 times) dumps to the desktop after a race > has finished or when trying to view a saved replay. Yes, before the replay after the track loads....sometimes. > > I have a Geforce 2 GTS with the latest detonator drivers and have patched > the game with the development update. >GeForce2mx400 latest drivers.
rik anthrax 23 Dec 2001 14:27 UTC#528729
No. Opposite. Yes, before the replay after the track loads....sometimes. GeForce2mx400 latest drivers.
> 2) The frame rate in a 'test day' session is lower than the frame rate inan > actual race. Sorry, I meant a 'driving school' session, not a test day. Thanks, Ian
> Is it just me or has anyone else experienced the following: > > 1) When the camera over the drivers helmet is selected, the images in the > mirrors appear reversed. Hehe, they're not actually reversed - it's simply the angle from that view which shows the opposite side of the track. Bottom line - the mirrors are virtually useless from that view. > 2) The frame rate in a 'training' session is lower than the frame rate inan > actual race. No, I've got a relatively slow CPU, so it's extra cars that slow down my system. > 3) Game sometimes (aprox 1 in 10 times) dumps to the desktop after a race > has finished or when trying to view a saved replay. Saved replays always crash on my system after installing the 1.0.7.4 patch - just after the track loads. Haven't had any problems after race fininshing.
> > 1) When the camera over the drivers helmet is selected, the images in the > > mirrors appear reversed. > > Hehe, they're not actually reversed - it's simply the angle from that view > which shows the opposite side of the track. Bottom line - the mirrors are > virtually useless from that view. I know what you're getting at, but I still think they are back to front. If you drive one of the McLarens, you can read the "Mika" or "David" - that is on the rear wing - in your own mirrors. Now surely any writing should appear reversed in the mirrors, you'd only be able to read it if it was written backwards (like you see on the front of an ambulance). Thanks, Ian

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