Waghlon wrote:
Cya-logic FFS! If the road is 260kms in the .xml file, it is 260kms!
so you're saying in the game it's actually 260kms? so the stages are always shorter than in real life?
(and what the hell is "FFS"?)
Edited by issoisso on 08-03-2008 18:39
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Waghlon wrote:
Cya-logic FFS! If the road is 260kms in the .xml file, it is 260kms!
so you're saying in the game it's actually 260kms? so the stages are always shorter than in real life?
(and what the hell is "FFS"?)
Technically yes due to the scaling. Also, i think im out in a place where i should consider shutting up before i claim that the world is flat...
(also, it means for f*cks sake)
I was asking if what you're implying is that the length in the game is the actual length of the road
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Well in theory yes. Ive always thought of it as "if the road is 500 meters long and has a grade of 2%, the road raises 2% over a 500 meter stretch." At least, thats how i presume Cyanide has done it.
a-ha, you PRESUME. so, there'sm still no way of knowing, huh? well, except using a timer for a few seconds while experimenting with the effort bar on the flat and then on a hill in-game.
That would be too much work for lazy old me
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