Is there a way of getting ICR2 to let you choose the circuits for a
championship? I _hate_ oval courses, but would still like to run in a
championship season.
Thanks in advance.
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: Is there a way of getting ICR2 to let you choose the circuits for a
: championship? I _hate_ oval courses, but would still like to run in a
: championship season.
There is a file in the main ICR2 directory called CALENDAR (there is no
extension). This file contains the championship races and the date they
are run. Just delete the tracks you don't want to race at.
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>Is there a way of getting ICR2 to let you choose the circuits for a
>championship? I _hate_ oval courses, but would still like to run in a
>championship season.
>Thanks in advance.
I think I can answer my own question; having a quick look at the ICR2
directory, I found a file named "calendar".. inside it had some
numbers and words arranged:
<month> <day> <???> <???> <track name> <year>
Can someone tell me what the two mystery fields are? They are both
set to 0.
Closer to my quest for an oval-free IndyCar calendar!
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: <month> <day> <???> <???> <track name> <year>
: Can someone tell me what the two mystery fields are? They are both
: set to 0.
As far as I can tell these numbers are left over from the NASCAR format.
The first mystery number is 0 for the 1st running of an event at the
track and 1 is for the second running. The 2nd mystery number indicates
the time of day (0=daylight 1=nightime).
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