Has anyone tried the new third party driver available at Force One. The URL
is http://www.force-1.com/ should see a link to the driver about half
way down
the page.
I downloaded the file and unzipped, but the readme tells you to put the
glide file into the Formula1 folder. I don't have such a folder and I'm
afraid to put it anywhere else. Any suggestions?
Larry
Don't know what this is all about, as F1RS has been compatible with V2 since
patch 1.08!
Patch 1.09 is the one to use.
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>Has anyone tried the new third party driver available at Force One. The URL >is http://www.force-1.com/. You should see a link to the driver about half >way down >the page. >I downloaded the file and unzipped, but the readme tells you to put the >glide file into the Formula1 folder. I don't have such a folder and I'm >afraid to put it anywhere else. Any suggestions? >LarryI've not had any problems with 1.09 patch either. That's why I'm hesitant
to install it.
Larry
>Don't know what this is all about, as F1RS has been compatible with V2 since
>patch 1.08!
>Patch 1.09 is the one to use.
>I've not had any problems with 1.09 patch either. That's why I'm hesitant
>to install it.
>Larry
MAYBE, it's not just a Voodoo 2 compatible patch, but somehow enhances the
game to use the extra stuff on the Voodoo 2.
Doubtful, since it seems to be Glide related, it's either the old Glide
files needed to get the game to "see" the Voodoo 2 under installation, OR
it's the newer Glide in the beta drivers (which I think has Glide 2.53 and
the beta of 3.0). Unless there's something we're not aware of, I can't see
F1RS gaining much benefit from the new Glide, 2.53 didn't do anything major
and 3.0 won't do anything unless the game is written for it.
I'd check to see if there is a file with the same name already in the F1
folder, and back it up, then copy the mystery Glide file in there, or just
do a small install of F1RS elsewhere on the harddrive and check it out, but
I'd be real surprised if it does anything.
Ken
