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Re: how to delete a laptime?

7 posts by 6 people · 28 Aug 2000 - 29 Aug 2000 10:13 UTC

Delete the file called player.sts I think The AI will be restored to it's original speed, from when you installed the game. keith <[email hidden]> escreveu nas not�cias de mensagem:[email hidden]... > I have a clocksmashed lap for Nurburgring that is something ridiculouslike 2 > minutes. Is there any way to clear out this lap? GPLRank ignores the lap,which is > great, but when racing offline the AI cars are flying, even the Coventryis doing > 8:05 laps. > > Keith.
Mike Dietz 28 Aug 2000#236105
Care to put that laptime up for sale. It would really go a long way to getting my GPL rank to respectability. On Mon, 28 Aug 2000 13:49:05 -0400, keith <[email hidden]> wrote: >I have a clocksmashed lap for Nurburgring that is something ridiculous like 2 >minutes. Is there any way to clear out this lap? GPLRank ignores the lap, which is >great, but when racing offline the AI cars are flying, even the Coventry is doing >8:05 laps. > >Keith.
keith 28 Aug 2000 17:48 UTC#236175
I have a clocksmashed lap for Nurburgring that is something ridiculous like 2 minutes. Is there any way to clear out this lap? GPLRank ignores the lap, which is great, but when racing offline the AI cars are flying, even the Coventry is doing 8:05 laps. Keith.
David Erb 28 Aug 2000 19:37 UTC#236089
"keith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > I have a clocksmashed lap for Nurburgring that is something ridiculouslike 2 > minutes. Is there any way to clear out this lap? GPLRank ignores the lap,which is > great, but when racing offline the AI cars are flying, even the Coventryis doing > 8:05 laps. > > Keith I think you can do it by going into your player folder and finding the file called ''player.ini". Open it in notepad and look for the header [nurburg]. Under the header should be a list of your best laps at that curcuit in every chassis you've driven there. For instance in my player.ini file theres an entry " covT = 943753157 514.914001 ; Best lap time" . This is my best time in a Coventry in training mode. The time is in seconds so 514.914001 is 8 minutes,34 seconds plus. Edit your wild 2 minute entry into something more believable and save. There might be another file that needs editing/deleting but I'm not sure. Good luck DAvid
Ian P 28 Aug 2000 19:49 UTC#236094
To slow the AI back down delete the file player.sts from the player folder/driver_name. To reset the track records you'll need to edit the record.ini of the track in the track folder. The player.ini file only affects the players best lap times as shown in the best laps screen. -- Ian P <email invalid due to spam> David Erb <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:5czq5.27970$[email hidden]... > > "keith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > I have a clocksmashed lap for Nurburgring that is something ridiculous > like 2 > > minutes. Is there any way to clear out this lap? GPLRank ignores the lap, > which is > > great, but when racing offline the AI cars are flying, even the Coventry > is doing > > 8:05 laps. > > > > Keith > > I think you can do it by going into your player folder and finding the file > called ''player.ini". Open it in notepad and look for the header [nurburg]. > Under the header should be a list of your best laps at that curcuit in every > chassis you've driven there. For instance in my player.ini file theres an > entry " covT = 943753157 514.914001 ; Best lap time" . This is > my best time in a Coventry in training mode. The time is in seconds so > 514.914001 is 8 minutes,34 seconds plus. Edit your wild 2 minute entry into > something more believable and save. There might be another file that needs > editing/deleting but I'm not sure. > > Good luck > DAvid > > >
David Erb 28 Aug 2000 19:54 UTC#236095
Hah! Knew there was a catch to it! Thanks for straightening that out Ian David "Ian P" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:8oefnl$4am$[email hidden]... > To slow the AI back down delete the file player.sts from the player > folder/driver_name. > To reset the track records you'll need to edit the record.ini of the track > in the track folder. > The player.ini file only affects the players best lap times as shown inthe
Quoted text (17 lines)> best laps screen. > > -- > Ian P > <email invalid due to spam> > > David Erb <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:5czq5.27970$[email hidden]... > > > > "keith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > I have a clocksmashed lap for Nurburgring that is something ridiculous > > like 2 > > > minutes. Is there any way to clear out this lap? GPLRank ignores the > lap, > > which is > > > great, but when racing offline the AI cars are flying, even the
Coventry
Quoted text (12 lines)> > is doing > > > 8:05 laps. > > > > > > Keith > > > > I think you can do it by going into your player folder and finding the > file > > called ''player.ini". Open it in notepad and look for the header > [nurburg]. > > Under the header should be a list of your best laps at that curcuit in > every > > chassis you've driven there. For instance in my player.ini file theres
an > > entry " covT = 943753157 514.914001 ; Best lap time" . This > is > > my best time in a Coventry in training mode. The time is in seconds so > > 514.914001 is 8 minutes,34 seconds plus. Edit your wild 2 minute entry > into > > something more believable and save. There might be another file thatneeds
Quoted text (9 lines)> > editing/deleting but I'm not sure. > > > > Good luck > > DAvid > > > > > > > >
Kevin Clark 29 Aug 2000 10:13 UTC#236019
There's a file called record.ini which I think (I'm at work) is in the track folder. This has the current track record in it. Just delete it and set a new record yourself. Kev keith wrote:
Quoted text (7 lines)> > I have a clocksmashed lap for Nurburgring that is something ridiculous like 2 > minutes. Is there any way to clear out this lap? GPLRank ignores the lap, which is > great, but when racing offline the AI cars are flying, even the Coventry is doing > 8:05 laps. > > Keith.

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