matthew413

Im using the sexbierum setup on the rfactor website with a wheel - I've found I only need to turn the wheel a few degrees to get a nice smooth slide going - you dont need to wang it around like a rallydriver!

Sounds right - those symptoms suggest it's trying to display a resolution (for example 1600x1200) or a refresh rate (for example 100hz) which your monitor can't handle.

Just sent my remaining £15 via paypal, but just realised the email address I sent from probably isn't the same as the one I sent the original £5 by. UKDirt website login: matthewb £5 paypal payment sent using mattb001a@yahoo.com in Feb 2007 (ish) £15 paypal payment sent using mjbennett@gmail.com today. Hope that can all be matched up! Thanks Matthew

People born in this country expect to be fed with a silver spoon whilst looking back at the past where foreigners were some sort of unfortunate class of people destined to work for peanuts in a third worldesque economy. That is no more - they are just as capable and intelligent as us, with a damn site more motivation. Wake up - of course employers will to take on people who will work twice as hard for the same money. If they don't, an overseas employer will do the same and put them out of business. Far too many of our native citizens are happy to sit around and produce babies for a living. Most of these foreign workers are paying tax towards them too you know.

Being able to alter setups gives the game much greater longevity and certainly rewards perseverance, but I don't believe it should be used to fundamentally alter the way the cars drive in a way which would be impossible in real life.

Fair point about controller setup, hadn't considered that. I too found that my fastest times on shale were most definitely sideways If you watch FWJ on tarmac he hardly slides the back end at all - very smooth and controlled.

I had my first ever online stockcar race last night where cars were actually SLIDING on shale!!! Fantastic - if it were up to me I would ban personal setups. I just hope it isn't possible to set these cars up on shale so they drive like they're on tarmac

Looks like you've just dragged all the files from the .rar file into one directory. You need to extract to the correct directory, this keeps the folder structure intact.

Had a great several hundred laps last night - glad it wasn't on the Jolt server as I'm not a UKDirt racer.

I must be being really stupid - where do I get the tracks from?? Thanks

I had problems installing Nascar Heat on vista, ended up going back to XP.