Hey,
been testing some online today, (got a setup from MrG Thanks.
Anyway,
1# is there any way to change the language from Hungarian to English?
2# I have an error while driving on your server. I keep getting "synchronized" and then it moves me back in time (like 200 ms). Any setting that's wrong that I should change?
Two problems I have with mod
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Re: Two problems I have with mod
To anyone who wants to replace the HUNGARIAN language in the mod to ENGLISH put this file into the LANGUAGE folder
replacing the origional.
EXTRACT TO: C:\Program Files\rFactor\Support\Languages
replacing the origional.
EXTRACT TO: C:\Program Files\rFactor\Support\Languages
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- Dan Rasmusson
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Re: Two problems I have with mod
Thanks, the other problem is still there though, now it's in English.
It keeps saying Synchronizing Game (-157 ms) etc. every ten seconds making it very hard to race online.
Anyone know what the problem could be?
Best wishes,
Dan.
It keeps saying Synchronizing Game (-157 ms) etc. every ten seconds making it very hard to race online.
Anyone know what the problem could be?
Best wishes,
Dan.
Re: Two problems I have with mod
The synchronizing message is a symptom of lag. If you're the only one receiving it, then the problem is on your end. If not, then it could be on the server itself or anywhere on the network between the server (Montreal, Canada) and you.
If it's on your end, there are a few things you can do:
If it's on your end, there are a few things you can do:
- Make sure you have no software using the CPU/using your connection (antivirus, P2P, auto-updates, etc.)
- Use a wired connection to your router (wireless adds latency even in the best case, often a lot if you have *ANY* interference (even worse if it's intermittent)). This is not hearsay, it has been experimented more than once in NAR.
- Switch to an ISP with better peering (if the problem is constant) or no throttling (many throttling ISPs confuse games with P2P because of the upload)
- Live a better life so that the Internet gods don't want to make you suffer