I downloaded the N3 demo (from Avault, I think), and the track converter
for GPL works for the Texas track that is in it. As N3 is still not out
in my country, this was a nice surprise. I am now having a great time
finding this new kind of track. What times should I be looking to? No
hotlaps, but competitive racing times (say, equivalent to 1:30 at
Monza).
Greetings,
Gregor
If you go under 30 your really fast. Mid 30's are good.
JM
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> I downloaded the N3 demo (from Avault, I think), and the track converter > for GPL works for the Texas track that is in it. As N3 is still not out > in my country, this was a nice surprise. I am now having a great time > finding this new kind of track. What times should I be looking to? No > hotlaps, but competitive racing times (say, equivalent to 1:30 at > Monza). > Greetings, > Gregor> If you go under 30 your really fast. Mid 30's are good.
> JM
Thanks, I will give it a try. I did 31.50 yesterday in a Ferrari after
about 30 laps, setup tinkering and a few spectacular crashes. I didn't
expect that the smokin'-***-crashes would only fully come to life on
an unofficial track!
Gregor
gregor, you might wanna give the eagle a try. it seems to be the car of
choice on ovals.
have fun.
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> > If you go under 30 your really fast. Mid 30's are good. > > JM > Thanks, I will give it a try. I did 31.50 yesterday in a Ferrari after > about 30 laps, setup tinkering and a few spectacular crashes. I didn't > expect that the smokin'-***-crashes would only fully come to life on > an unofficial track! > GregorCan anyone tell me where to find it?
The link at avault isn't working for me:-(
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> Can anyone tell me where to find it?
Try this:
http://www.gamesdomain.co.uk/demos/demo/n3demo.html
> I downloaded the N3 demo (from Avault, I think), and the track converter
> for GPL works for the Texas track that is in it. As N3 is still not out
> in my country, this was a nice surprise. I am now having a great time
> finding this new kind of track. What times should I be looking to? No
> hotlaps, but competitive racing times (say, equivalent to 1:30 at
> Monza).
After reading this, I downloaded the N3 demo myself. Unfortunally, I
just can't get it to recognize my LWFF. Has anyone had any luck using
the LWFF with N3? My main interest was the tracks, but it would be nice
to try out N3 too.
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Calibrate it in the game, the wheel as joystick 1 and pedals joystick
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>> I downloaded the N3 demo (from Avault, I think), and the track converter >> for GPL works for the Texas track that is in it. As N3 is still not out >> in my country, this was a nice surprise. I am now having a great time >> finding this new kind of track. What times should I be looking to? No >> hotlaps, but competitive racing times (say, equivalent to 1:30 at >> Monza). >After reading this, I downloaded the N3 demo myself. Unfortunally, I >just can't get it to recognize my LWFF. Has anyone had any luck using >the LWFF with N3? My main interest was the tracks, but it would be nice >to try out N3 too.> Calibrate it in the game, the wheel as joystick 1 and pedals joystick 2
I had tried that, but id didn't work. Or so I thought at least.
The papyrus driver still didn't work, but switched to directx and
everyting worked.
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