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From the rules page on the website: "Flag rules: Black Only (note: despite the name, this includes blue flag penalties!)."Coffeemachine wrote:And that brings us to this question: Are not flag rules supposed to be off, ie only black flags? Cause i got a drivethrough for ignoringa blueflag, which is...well, thats not really for the game to decideand i wasnt ignoring it so...
....Bilbo wrote:From the rules page on the website: "Flag rules: Black Only (note: despite the name, this includes blue flag penalties!)."Coffeemachine wrote:And that brings us to this question: Are not flag rules supposed to be off, ie only black flags? Cause i got a drivethrough for ignoringa blueflag, which is...well, thats not really for the game to decideand i wasnt ignoring it so...
And no, I did not just go and add that part, it has been there for at least a year, probably more.![]()
You must usually let the other driver pass within 3 turns of getting the blue flag so even if he does not make a move, there comes a time where you may have to "tell" him to pass NOW, like moving over and maybe slowing down a bit (just don't do that on the line and too close to a turn exit)!Actually, if you get in that situation, you should probably have let him pass sooner and in a "safer" place (straight)...
I was just as suprised haha. I was stupid to jump the start, which of course helped me get up there, but still I did not see many cars on my way to turn 1. Must have been lag or something, I was worried that I had hit some cars since I felt alone kind of. Then after turn 1 it was very quiet all of a sudden and I saw your name in first position and mine in second.Craig Cookson wrote:
The race was extremely tough for me - Fred had decided to start at the back, so you can imagine my stunned amazement when I exited turn one and saw that he was the car directly behind me. From 14th to 2nd in one corner?![]()
Kaffe is right lol and i think you get him wrong but ok. I also believe that the settings where set wrong, because the game gave me a drive trough penalty for the cut on first corner. I didnt realy cut, i took avoidance action and i was even at a verry low speed to and the game still gave me drive trough lol. I hope people can have a check on these settings because i think Flag rules where set on on or on full and not on black flags only.Bilbo wrote:From the rules page on the website: "Flag rules: Black Only (note: despite the name, this includes blue flag penalties!)."Coffeemachine wrote:And that brings us to this question: Are not flag rules supposed to be off, ie only black flags? Cause i got a drivethrough for ignoringa blueflag, which is...well, thats not really for the game to decideand i wasnt ignoring it so...
And no, I did not just go and add that part, it has been there for at least a year, probably more.![]()
You must usually let the other driver pass within 3 turns of getting the blue flag so even if he does not make a move, there comes a time where you may have to "tell" him to pass NOW, like moving over and maybe slowing down a bit (just don't do that on the line and too close to a turn exit)!Actually, if you get in that situation, you should probably have let him pass sooner and in a "safer" place (straight)...
Thank you fredFred wrote:
And grats to the G Diddy for his podiumWell done to all finishers!
As for track cutting, I think the "track cutting lines" are part of the track but the actual cutting "judgement algorithm" is hardcoded in the game (i.e. not configurable except maybe by the flag settings above). I've always been under the (unconfirmed) impression that the game does not judge just the speed with which you're cutting the track but also if you're accelerating through it (less tolerance) or braking (more tolerance). It's possibly a mix of both or I could be totally wrong too, I've never seen anything definitive on the subject. SteveB probably knows more about the presence and usage of "cut lines" than I do (which is not really much more than they exist).Flag Rules affect black and yellow flags. Turning it off completely allows users to do pretty much anything without getting disqualified. Setting it to Black Only is a good choice if you want players to get penalized or disqualified for jumping starts, driving backwards on track, etc. Local yellow flags will still be shown if Flag Rules is set to Black Only, but there will never be full-course cautions. Setting Flag Rules to Full will have the same rule enforcement as Black Only, but with occasional full-course cautions.