Hi,
Having just acquired N2 and have never really followed any threads
about it, I now realise I can't change the fuel level, it seems greyed
out... It this an early problem that has been patched?
Thanks
JFD
: Hi,
: Having just acquired N2 and have never really followed any threads
: about it, I now realise I can't change the fuel level, it seems greyed
: out... It this an early problem that has been patched?
Actual NASCAR rules require that the car have a full fuel load. This is
part of the "weight" requirements. Therefore you can not change the
fuel load during practice/qualifying/start of race. You will however be
able to set the fuel load during solo Testing at a track.
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> I now realise I can't change the fuel level, it seems greyed
>out... It this an early problem that has been patched?
Nope -- it reflects the rule that qualifying must be done with a full
fuel load. The only place you can adjust the amount of fuel is in
practice.
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Jean-Francois,
I believe this was done intentionally to force N2 to be more like the real
NASCAR in which you must qualify with a full tank. I agree that it seems
like a nuisance, but if everyone races with a full tank, I guess it evens
things out.
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>Hi, >Having just acquired N2 and have never really followed any threads >about it, I now realise I can't change the fuel level, it seems greyed >out... It this an early problem that has been patched? >Thanks >JFD> Basically, you can't. :( I know the manuel states otherwise, but you
> either get a full tank or how ever much is considered neccesary to get
> you to the end.
Actually, manual states this. Check page 144 of the U.S. manual.
God Bless,
Steve
On Wed, 18 Jun 1997 23:11:30 -0400, Steve Vandergriff
Ok, excuse me, my manual "stops" at page 96. :) A page where I find
your name <g> and lots of other Sim-racers I respect. :) Also, the
fuel (F3) menu is explained on P.23. I know the UK manual is smaller,
but I didn't know/think that the content would be different.
Thanks for helping out there.... :)
Jon
Guildford, UK
http://www.meganet.co.uk/~pegasus/nascar2/
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>> Basically, you can't. :( I know the manuel states otherwise, but you >> either get a full tank or how ever much is considered neccesary to get >> you to the end. >Actually, manual states this. Check page 144 of the U.S. manual. >God Bless, >SteveMichael is correct. Nascar Rules say that you have to Qualify with a
full tank of gas. The program follows the Nascar rules by only allowing
you to change it when the rules allow, which would be a practice session
so you may see how the car is going to handle 20 laps into a session
with a lighter tank.
During the race, your crewchief decides how much gas is needed on the
pitstop to finish the race. If your close to the end, he may only put a
couple gallons in.
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