Is there a way to use the rearview mirror in N4 without the rollbars, window
frame, spolier etc showing? Could be old age but I could swear that before the
patch I was using the mirror with no "cage" disrupting the view. Can change
from high, medium and no mirror with the M key but can't lose the distracting
framework. Anyway to do this??
TIA
Dan
Key letter N
"Daddyo618" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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| Is there a way to use the rearview mirror in N4 without the rollbars,window
| frame, spolier etc showing? Could be old age but I could swear that beforethe
| patch I was using the mirror with no "cage" disrupting the view. Canchange
| from high, medium and no mirror with the M key but can't lose thedistracting
| framework. Anyway to do this??
| TIA
| Dan
On 10 May 2001 03:25:08 GMT, [email hidden] (Daddyo618) wrote:
Press 'N', but it's much harder to see if cars are behind or next to
you with the frame turned off.. it will spare you 1 fps or so but imho
it's necessary to leave it on for safe driving.
Andre
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>Is there a way to use the rearview mirror in N4 without the rollbars, window >frame, spolier etc showing? Could be old age but I could swear that before the >patch I was using the mirror with no "cage" disrupting the view. Can change >from high, medium and no mirror with the M key but can't lose the distracting >framework. Anyway to do this?? >TIA >DanI dont know Andre, I never use it and I have no problem seeing where the
cars are. I think its what ever you get use to. Just my 2 cents
Doug
Andre Warringa <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> On 10 May 2001 03:25:08 GMT, [email hidden] (Daddyo618) wrote:
>
> >Is there a way to use the rearview mirror in N4 without the rollbars,window
> >frame, spolier etc showing? Could be old age but I could swear thatbefore the
> >patch I was using the mirror with no "cage" disrupting the view. Canchange
> >from high, medium and no mirror with the M key but can't lose thedistracting
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> >framework. Anyway to do this?? > >TIA > >Dan > > Press 'N', but it's much harder to see if cars are behind or next to > you with the frame turned off.. it will spare you 1 fps or so but imho > it's necessary to leave it on for safe driving. > > AndreOn Thu, 10 May 2001 12:11:36 GMT, "Gandolf1" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
>I dont know Andre, I never use it and I have no problem seeing where the
>cars are. I think its what ever you get use to. Just my 2 cents
> Doug
Ofcourse you're right Doug. But I turned it off in the beginning to
save every possible fps (had a slower pc back then) and it was very
hard for me to judge wether a car was behind or near me.
When I turned the frame on again, it helped me bigtime.
Andre
Thanks for the help folks. I actually feel a lot more comfortable with the
frame turned off.
