Seems to me that David Coulthard wins too many races, and Michael
Schumacher is not winning enough. Is there a way to switch the
performance values for these two drivers? I would assume that since I am
on about a straight swap, it shouldn't mess up any checksums or
anything, it should simply be a case of finding the right numbers to
switch. Anyone done any hacking in this direction yet?
regards,
Paul.
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This might succeed... BTW, the checksum algorithm used in GP2
seems to be same as in old F1GP, it floats in webspace on some
of the F1GP util pages. I think the bigger problem when making
utilities (TSRs) , stems from GP2's use of DOS extender (or did
GP1 use one ?).
> Seems to me that David Coulthard wins too many races, and Michael
> Schumacher is not winning enough. Is there a way to switch the
> performance values for these two drivers? I would assume that since I am
> on about a straight swap, it shouldn't mess up any checksums or
> anything, it should simply be a case of finding the right numbers to
> switch. Anyone done any hacking in this direction yet?
Well, it's not really hacking, but if you replace Coultherd's name with
Ayrton Senna, then his performance seems about right :)
Julian
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I too noticed that Coultard was winning to many races. To remedy this, I simply
changed his name....to Aryton Senna!! Now it seems a little more realistic....
says...
