I may be running it at a Lan Race meet soon. I was wondering if anyone has
had any experience of it..?
Does it run well..? Any tips for setting it up..?
Thanks..
James
Hi James,
I only have experience over the internet: Max is 8 drivers.
1) The fastest machine should host.
2) Turn your graphics/resolution down 1 notch on the clients.
3) Racing in the rain causes more warp, but is holy-moly fun!
4) The host should test different data-rates. The readme said a higher
data-rate isn't necessarily better because it might flood a slower
machine. I used 4 to 10 with success over the net.
5) Don't use AI cars, but you can try them if you wish after the
"bare-bones" test.
Bare bones test:
640x480, detail low, no mirror, data-rate of 4. If this doesn't work,
try changing hosts. If that fails too, you might have to race
heat-style with 4-6 drivers in a race.
Have fun,
Jason.
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> > I may be running it at a Lan Race meet soon. I was wondering if anyone has > had any experience of it..? > > Does it run well..? Any tips for setting it up..? > > Thanks.. > > JamesOver Christmas I had two P3-850s connect via a Linksys cable modem
router playing SCGT at 800*600 with most graphics very high and had NO
trouble with SCGT. I saw absolutly no lag. Now my pedals . . . that is
a different story. Why SCGT has to be so dificult in that matter I
will never know.
SLG
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>I may be running it at a Lan Race meet soon. I was wondering if anyone has >had any experience of it..? > >Does it run well..? Any tips for setting it up..? > >Thanks.. > > >James > >We have been 8 PC's connected vith a 100 mb ethernet with no problems.
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