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Graphics problem N2

1 post by 1 person · 10 Jan 1997 - 10 Jan 1997

rmcgui 10 Jan 1997#352830
I'm probably one of the few pew that was happy with N2...until now! I have a 586/133 with 24 meg. Since I can't get a frame rate that isn't "choppy" I've been playing in 320 X 200 mode instead of 640 X 480, and I have accepted that....no problem. Last night I was trying to get some more speed and went to change the controls, I took the braking help off. Then I went back to testing and I was in 640 X 480 mode. I've never had to change this before and now I'm in it all the time. I tried to change it in the controls setup at the track but it won't let me. I can change everything else but not back to 320 X 200. I go to the main screen and then select controls, graphics then it will let me change back.....but when I go to race....BOOM....i'm back in 320 X 200....any idea what gives? BTW.....I've been racing NASCAR 1 for a long time...N2 I think is great (minor bugs aside), but I just recently got into R.A.C. and I just want to let everyone know that I think it is a huge help to everyone that sim races!!!!

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