Hi folks,
I just checked the gpl track.ini file for the modification by
ringtrainer which allows one to go on a flyer at the mighty ring
without having to do a complete outlap first, and apparently it works
just as well for n2003.
Just change the line stall_0 in the "regular stalls" section in the
track.ini file of your nurburg track folder to read
stall_0 = 17800.0 0.00 0.00
this will put you with about 300m of "Schwalbenschwanz" or "kleines
Karussell" as it's also called.
Cheers,
uwe
PS: just did an 8:04 in the mustang... yey ;-)
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Hey Uwe is the Ring out of beta? I remember awhile back something about
the track being excessively bumpy so I hadnt even tried it. Is it
driveable?
Mitch
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> Hi folks, > > Just change the line stall_0 in the "regular stalls" section in the > track.ini file of your nurburg track folder to read > > stall_0 = 17800.0 0.00 0.00 > > this will put you with about 300m of "Schwalbenschwanz" or "kleines > Karussell" as it's also called. > > Cheers, > > uwe > > PS: just did an 8:04 in the mustang... yey ;-) > > > > > >On Tue, 13 Jan 2004 22:20:43 GMT, Mitch_A <[email hidden]> wrote:
>Hey Uwe is the Ring out of beta? I remember awhile back something about
> the track being excessively bumpy so I hadnt even tried it. Is it
>driveable?
The f1c conversion was, haven't heard any issues with the n2003 one.
Jason


































