Having just started using GPANYL15 (?) windows lap and race
analyser I found I could never get it to look at any of my laps,
it saying that the laps were no continous. The problem is not as
it says in the documentation, eg... jumping onto the grass
etc... as I drove at phoenix and Monaco just to make sure.... has
anyone got any ideas?
Mark
>Having just started using GPANYL15 (?) windows lap and race
>analyser I found I could never get it to look at any of my laps,
>it saying that the laps were no continous. The problem is not as
>it says in the documentation, eg... jumping onto the grass
>etc... as I drove at phoenix and Monaco just to make sure.... has
>anyone got any ideas?
I gave up on both version I'd seen; after loading a .prf file in and
choosing a lap it crashed with some obscure Visual BASIC error, so I
gave up. It hasn't done anything to enhance my view of VB programs
(ie. they're always crap). I settled for a quick hack to pull
complete laps out (I'll put it on didnt.doit when I've tidied it
up a bit) and a shareware Windows graphing package called FGraph
(look on CICA or any of its mirrors for util/fgraph.zip).
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Use version 3.17b! The file ANYLPAK.ZIP (at didnt.doit.wisc.edu, in the
/PublicFiles/Racing/F1GP/Editors directory) contains GPPERF, version 1.5
of GPANALYS _and_ an extra GPANALYS executable which upgrades the program
to 3.17b. I presume this will fix your problem...
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