A NEW ICR2 L. Beach RECORD!!!

Have him run the replay through Fastlap, and send it to Don Wilshe to make it official. Current Long Beach record: 1 0013 Darrel Cherry San Jose, CA IICC 0:50.970 Cheers! Marc

If you are wondering why I am so e***d, it's because: This record was a 50 second lap!!! However, it ain't my lap, it's SAVATS's lap. This is A WORLD RECORD... if you'd like to see the record email SAVATS at: Or if you can, use this convenient little link: Christopher Sampang NFARS director

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> >However, it ain't my lap, it's SAVATS's lap. This is A WORLD RECORD... > >if you'd like to see the record email SAVATS at: > Have him run the replay through Fastlap, and send it to Don > Wilshe to make it official. > Current Long Beach record: > 1 0013 Darrel Cherry San Jose, CA IICC 0:50.970 > Cheers! > Marc

How can Don make it official? I showed Don the hole in his fastlap quite a while ago. I can get his software to verify a 30 second lap at Long Beach if I wanted. Also Fastlap doesn't even look at replays.. Anyways.. Something I've been working on reciently... Hawaii for ICR2. I've decoded most of the packets used to communicate. A multiline BBS system could make 30 callers all think they are racing against 29 AI cars, while in fact the 29 AI are simply the other drivers. A host program just needs to communicate properly to get each person into the race, then decide which cars to send each driver. (the second part is technically not difficult) The biggest problem that can envision at this moment is getting 30 real drivers to pit in different locations on the track. I'm wondering if modifing the track.txt file could move the pit stall while maintaining the pit entrance, exit locations. The other thing I see going wrong (for my setup) is the rendition version crashes when I quit the program. I would need to reset. I haven't tried via modem, only direct connect so that MAY not be a real problem. I've got a 3rd computer set up to "record" packets sent between the host and client. I understand a large portion of what is sent across, but not all. Oh yes, the other thing is deciding when to drop the yellow, and "driving" the pace car. I'm testing/recording/documenting as much as possible. mykey

How bout telling SAVATS to send that record to the FASTLAP Challenge? It needs some good times on it. URL: http://members.aol.com/hotnshot/fastlap.htm

Sorry people, I meant for the response to Simracing to be e-mail. Damn computers. 19 years, and I still can't understand them.... :) mykey

: Current Long Beach record: : 1 0013 Darrel Cherry San Jose, CA IICC 0:50.970 Well, I've done a 50.7something lap. Don't have a replay, but I'm sure I could maybe, possibly do it again to get one. I'll try.

> : Current Long Beach record: > : 1 0013 Darrel Cherry San Jose, CA IICC 0:50.970 I'm keeping ICR2 Hotlap List ( http://stekt.oulu.fi/~mickkeys/icr2/times.html ) and the best time at LB is Josh Beaulieu's 50.603 s. -- __________________________________________________________________ Mikko "MickKeys" Paavola Studying Information Engineering Rakentajantie 5 D 202 in The University of Oulu 90570 OULU, FINLAND