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Strange - ICR2 now

7 posts by 4 people · 21 Feb 1999 - 22 Feb 1999

TRUSRS85 21 Feb 1999#451639
First I'm getting excellent framerates for GPL in my p-133, 80 mb ram, Herc Thriller 3d 8m pci, win 98, 3 hardrives system. Now it seems that ICR2 rendition has gone haywire. All of a sudden, instead of getting my usual 30 fps, I'n now getting, 40, 50 and even 60 fps!!!!! That's way too fast to even play the game!!! What's going on here??? Mathew Coplan "Death" TRUSRS #85 http://simcrash.cjb.net
Charlie 21 Feb 1999#451640
If I remember correctly, the Rendition version of ICR2 allows you to turn off the 30 FPS limit and run the game as fast as it will run, but the physics get speeded up too. This sounds like what you are describing. I think alt-x toggles it on/off. Charlie >First I'm getting excellent framerates for GPL in my p-133, 80 mb ram, Herc >Thriller 3d 8m pci, win 98, 3 hardrives system. >Now it seems that ICR2 rendition has gone haywire. All of a sudden, instead of >getting my usual 30 fps, I'n now getting, 40, 50 and even 60 fps!!!!! That's >way too fast to even play the game!!! What's going on here??? >Mathew Coplan >"Death" >TRUSRS #85 >http://simcrash.cjb.net
Wosco 21 Feb 1999#451641
is this a potential cheat to get faster times?
Quoted text (10 lines)>If I remember correctly, the Rendition version of ICR2 allows you to turn >off the 30 FPS limit and run the game as fast as it will run, but the >physics get speeded up too. This sounds like what you are describing. I >think alt-x toggles it on/off. >Charlie >>First I'm getting excellent framerates for GPL in my p-133, 80 mb ram,
Herc >>Thriller 3d 8m pci, win 98, 3 hardrives system. >>Now it seems that ICR2 rendition has gone haywire. All of a sudden, instead
Quoted text (9 lines)>of >>getting my usual 30 fps, I'n now getting, 40, 50 and even 60 fps!!!!! >That's >>way too fast to even play the game!!! What's going on here??? >>Mathew Coplan >>"Death" >>TRUSRS #85 >>http://simcrash.cjb.net
TRUSRS85 22 Feb 1999#451829
Oh. Well that may explain it. Thanx a lot man!! Mat
Charlie 22 Feb 1999#451830
I haven't played ICR2 for a while, but I don't think it was. Charlie
TRUSRS85 22 Feb 1999#451831
Not a chance in HELL!!!! lol The car is so uncontrollable that I kept crashing in evry turn. I would try to brake but I would just wind up in the wall. At Mid-Ohio it took me 2:00.xxx plus with this. I'm normally around 1:40.xxx I think. Mat
>is this a potential cheat to get faster times? Faster times in the real world, yes. If you manage to keep the car on the track, that is. :) But not for "hall of fame" purposes. When ICR2 is zooming at 60fps, half a second real time will be one second in-game time. The lap times you are recording will still be the same. In order to cheat, the opposite ratio would be much more helpful (cf. GP2 "slomo" cheat). >>If I remember correctly, the Rendition version of ICR2 allows you to turn >>off the 30 FPS limit and run the game as fast as it will run, but the >>physics get speeded up too. This sounds like what you are describing. I >>think alt-x toggles it on/off. -- Wolfgang Preiss \ E-mail copies of replies to this posting are welcome.

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