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The SimV Great Race: The Rules! (Read 760 times)
Dec 1
st
, 2005 at 11:35am
Clipper
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Hopefully this will only be the first race in an 8 race season. If all goes well and everyone enjoys themselves, I'll plan the next one. The point system for finishing is:
1st place: 25 points
2nd place: 15 points
3rd place : 10 points
4th place : 5 points
5th place: you serve the burgers....
The Rules
1) NO Slewing or Map Moving!
2) If you crash at any time during the race, you can complete the course, but are not eligible for points.
3) Crash detection Off, Weather Off, Time set to 12:00 noon in Summer
4)Realism Settings: For the first race we'll set to whatever you want. I appreciate all the help in working out the parameters, let's fine tune as the racing season progresses!
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No messing around with the .Air or .CFG to make the planes faster
That's enough rules don't you think?
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Dec 1
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, 2005 at 11:39am
Souichiro
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No messing around with the .Air or .CFG to make the planes faster
And If you do...Tell me how to do it too
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Dec 1
st
, 2005 at 11:46am
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Crash detection on or off??
Real world weather so that we all have the same weather??
No point in racing against a headwind if everybody else has got a tailwind.
Cheers,
TSC.
'Only two things are infinite.......The Universe and Human stupidity........and I'm not too sure about the Universe' - Einstein
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Dec 1
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, 2005 at 11:48am
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..."Realism" settings? "Weather" settings? Wind direction? Time of year? Time of day? etc...in the Simulator...?
Lots of variables on the day...!
Paul...
...!
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Dec 1
st
, 2005 at 12:10pm
Tweek
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No weather would be the best bet. Unfortunately I won't be around for the first race, but when I show up for the others, I don't really want to be faced with cumulous clouds in my face, giving me 4fps!
At least if everyone has clear skys, theres no wind, clouds, or anything of the like.
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Dec 1
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, 2005 at 12:14pm
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No weather would be the best bet. Unfortunately I won't be around for the first race, but when I show up for the others, I don't really want to be faced with cumulous clouds in my face, giving me 4fps!
At least if everyone has clear skys, theres no wind, clouds, or anything of the like.
Good idea Tweek.
TSC.
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Dec 1
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, 2005 at 12:43pm
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No weather would be the best bet. Unfortunately I won't be around for the first race, but when I show up for the others, I don't really want to be faced with cumulous clouds in my face, giving me 4fps!
At least if everyone has clear skys, theres no wind, clouds, or anything of the like.
...and aircraft "Realism", in the aircraft options...?
...when you crash, or collide with the scenery, do you destroy your plane, and die...?
LOL...!
Paul... 8)...!
P.S. ALL these details need to be specified BEFORE the race...
... 8)...!
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Dec 1
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, 2005 at 12:47pm
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I'll be flying with NO weather at all, and I will still get about 12-15 FPS....
Cheera
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Dec 1
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, 2005 at 3:05pm
Jakemaster
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I dont think I will make it. I have a 'computer ban' right now because Im failing chemistry (not entirely my fault) but sadly, this means no fs.
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Dec 1
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, 2005 at 6:26pm
eno
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You have hit on the main problem with using someone else's server ....... the parameters are different for everyone. Have a dedicated server for your race and everyone can be sent the same weather parameters. Realism is down to the honesty of the participant. I would suggest that for later races that crash detection is on....... as is aircraft stress causing damage. I would also suggest that everyone uses fsautosave you won't reset to the beginning of the flight after a crash but at least there will be an automatic penalty if you do crash. Take out fsautosave and then the penalty of crashing is the same as in the real world ....... almost.
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Dec 2
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, 2005 at 5:45am
Clipper
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Eno, I
really
appreciate your advice, and we definately will use your server and parameter suggestions for the next race. I wanted to keep things as simple and familiar to everyone as possible this time. I'd appreciate working closer with you on organizing race two of the season if you'd have the time. Thanks again and i'll pm you your judges positions this aft. Clip
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Dec 3
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, 2005 at 6:57am
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Just out of curiosity - are we all taking off at the same time or are we leaving at staggered intervals?
I suppose with crash detection off, it dosen't amtter does it?
Cheers,
TSC.
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Dec 3
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, 2005 at 7:14am
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Just out of curiosity - are we all taking off at the same time or are we leaving at staggered intervals?
I suppose with crash detection off, it dosen't amtter does it?
Cheers,
TSC.
Yes, everyone takes off to-gether at the "Speedmasters" signal...
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Dec 3
rd
, 2005 at 7:28am
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Yes, everyone takes off together at the "Speedmasters" signal...
...which means, that with good piloting skills, the
fastest
aeroplane is guaranteed to win the race every time...
.....!
To be fair, you need a handicap, staggered start, for the next race... 8)...!
...trust me...
...!
Cheers all...!
Paul.... 8)...!
P.S. ...again, what will be the time in GMT, for an on-looker.....
...?
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Dec 3
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, 2005 at 7:30am
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Drad, drad and double drad...
im forced to visit some family (again!), so i can't join before 6-7PM (GMT) tonight....
i have looked so much forward to this...
but hey, i can still make the aerobatics after the race!
Cheers Theis
Bar by Mees
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Dec 3
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, 2005 at 7:48am
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The race will only take about 40 mnis Theis.
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Dec 3
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Theis
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ok....
*crap, darn, f*ck and other swear words here*
Bar by Mees
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Dec 3
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, 2005 at 8:29am
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Too late to implement it now, but here's a suggestion for future races.
The race organisers pick a small handful of planes that would be competitive against each other, and do a series of repaints to be posted about a week before the event. Nothing complicated, just paint a large numeral on the side or make the fin red or something like that. Since they're all just minor variants of the same design, you could turn out 20 of them in an afternoon.
When people register for the race, the organisers assign one of the repaints to them EXCLUSIVELY. If they don't turn up for the race, no problem - that number simply doesn't fly.
If everybody has all the downloads, all the planes show up accurately on all the machines on race day.
How does that sound?
Gryshnak
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Dec 3
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, 2005 at 8:58am
Clipper
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Great idea! I'll file it and plan it for future races Thx..Clip
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