What file do I delete if I've had a massive warp in an online race (15.1 second
lap at Monza...)? I don't like my AI doing 1:21 laps on me! Thanks
PS: Is there any decent Force Feedback wheel around for under $100 (U.S.)?
I'm a little low on cash right now and I'm not expecting to be getting much
more soon...
Dan Belcher
Team Racing Unlimited
You can delete the "record.ini" in that track's directory, or if like me
you find yourself doing this alot (especially if you host) I wrote a small
utility to view and reset those warped track records, you can download it at:
http://www.users.uswest.net/~jsilva/downloads.html
Seeyas on the track.
--John (Joao) Silva
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>What file do I delete if I've had a massive warp in an online race (15.1 second >lap at Monza...)? I don't like my AI doing 1:21 laps on me! Thanks >PS: Is there any decent Force Feedback wheel around for under $100 (U.S.)? >I'm a little low on cash right now and I'm not expecting to be getting much >more soon... >Dan Belcher >Team Racing UnlimitedThanks for the help! I'll fix up my AI at tracks where I am falling short on
speed now that I've been forced to run higher than 1 inch off the ground and
the extra body roll and high center of gravity is making slower through the
turns. My car doesn't feel right at all. My Spa-Francorchamps setup that used
to be loose is now a pushing demon. I'm stuck being 3-5 seconds a lap slower
at Spa than I used to be... I USED to run 3:20s, but now... ugh... I need a
force feedback wheel, but I only have 30 dollars... :(
Dan Belcher
Team Racing Unlimited
