Re: [Speed-dreams-devel] txchange needs images!

On Thursday 18 Feb 2010 06:07:51 hj- schuessler wrote:
> Am Wed, 17 Feb 2010 16:38:26 +0100 schrieb Nepal - google
> 
> <[email protected]>:
> > I have tried all the links for both tracks and cars. There are
> > many that show the above message and go nowhere. So far I have
> > downloaded and have working Buzzard0Raceway, greenhell, jumper.
> > Zandy dumps me out of the program and I cant get
> > street-noris-V04 to show in the selections.
> 
> Hi Nepal,
> I read your Problems and will try to help: First, all Links in
> NBR-Collektion are now okay! I have uploaded Zandy new, try again!
> For "street-noris" you have to build in road a Folder named
> street-noris an extract all files in it. The V04 is only a sign
> for the newest Version (also in hhr-classic)
> 
> Wish much Fun!
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Jürgen (h-j-s)

Hi Jürgen,

NBR - yes.

Zandy - yes.

street-noris - yes.

They are all now included and work. Thankyou very much for those too. 
:)

I now have too many tracks. ;)

unless I miscounted, I have 72 tracks now!

and 45 cars.

I am having some difficulties with S-D and framerates, and for some 
reason it happens mostly with your tracks. I cannot play hhr-classic 
as the frames start at under 30 and often will drop below double 
figures. The tracks with lots of texture seem to be most affected. By 
comparison, the F1 tracks provided by Manfariel (not including the new 
F1orza) work great often at framerates above 200, but there is a great 
deal of variation to it all.

AFAIU my graphics card is supposed to be reasonable for gameplay. It 
is an Nvidia GeForce 8600 GTS (I am led to believe is an above average 
card) and the latest 195 driver. With all the recent updates to 
Kubuntu and various kernels, I wonder if I should recompile S-D?

still, many thanks for your help and the tracks, I will certainly have 
fun getting familiar with those I can play on for now.

nepal.

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