What line in the track text is the line to edit pit road speed? For
Icr2.
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Thank you
Marc Johnosn
: What line in the track text is the line to edit pit road speed? For
: Icr2.
To the Best of My Knowledge, there is no such entry in the track.txt
files, this was introduced in N2.
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>What line in the track text is the line to edit pit road speed? For
>Icr2.
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>Thank you
>Marc Johnosn
As I remember it, it is in the PACEA line of each [track].txt. I'll
have to check that but I believe that it alters pace speed too, as
it's the same thing.
Jon Guest
Guildford, UK
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Actually, I think the PACEA line refers to the line-a*** the cars
take during the starting pacelap...First value is the number of rows,
the second is total length of full field(?...not sure), next three are
for offsets from center.
Cheers!
Marc J. Nelson
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Actually, Marc, the pace lap speed is in that PACEA line. Usually, it's
the last
number. For example:
PACEA 2 31605000 48000 -48000 0 45
Where 2=rows of cars, and 45=pace lap speed. This was taken from my
DOVER.TXT file. I found that out by experimenting with it at Tally, where
I paced
at 150mph...:)
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Oh, well...I got my info from the ICR2 txt files.
Marc
: Actually, Marc, the pace lap speed is in that PACEA line. Usually, it's
: the last
: number. For example:
: PACEA 2 31605000 48000 -48000 0 45
: Where 2=rows of cars, and 45=pace lap speed. This was taken from my
: DOVER.TXT file. I found that out by experimenting with it at Tally, where
: I paced
: at 150mph...:)
This thread started with looking for this information in ICR2. The pace
speed was not introduced into the track.txt files until N2.
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