distance timer

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how do u reset the distance timer for the car that you can supposedly do.........it says it in the manual that u can do it:banghead:
 
just replace the car for a new one:p
 
I have never heard that is possible, and are you sure it's not the tripmeter that resets after every race?
 
me either never heard of it :confused:

but i do know that both the trip meter and odemeter dont work in conjuction with each other
Did a long Endurance run (Speed 6@Apricot), the car was brand new 0.0km's on the clock and at the finish (4hrs later) i had 2 different readings from the top to the bottom

Can anybody explain that?
 
yes, I've also seen that bollocks. My theory is that odemeter mabye is like a gps, works with fixed points and that tripmeter shows the actual distance driven and since you (hopefully);) have a good racing-line your average lap-length on a 5.0 kms course is mabye 4.9 kms thereby the difference that gets visible in an endurance..

/D
 
...I would want to have a good line after 4 hours ;)

thats the best explanation I've heard of, make sense as well
 
I'm just glad that the NTSC version of GT3 doesn't have endurance races as long as the ones you have to do! I cannot believe that they have an endurance race at Complex String in the European version! That must be torture to run an endurance race that takes that long! The longest one in the NTSC version is the Rome 2-hour endurance, I believe.
 
ah no we have the same enduros as you
 
there is no way i would do a almost 7 hour enduro with out a save game:)
 
Originally posted by VIPERGTSR01
there is no way i would do a almost 7 hour enduro with out a save game:)

Same for me. My eyes would feel wierd after looking at the screen for that long! I would take so many breaks if I had to do one that was that long!
 
you referring to the one in my sig. by any chance? :D

overall took me close to 11 hours total time, just ubder the 7 for actual running time
 
Originally posted by Bollocks#999
me either never heard of it :confused:

but i do know that both the trip meter and odemeter dont work in conjuction with each other
Did a long Endurance run (Speed 6@Apricot), the car was brand new 0.0km's on the clock and at the finish (4hrs later) i had 2 different readings from the top to the bottom

Can anybody explain that?

Did you qualify for pole position?
 
Originally posted by wildcard

The longest one in the NTSC version is the Rome 2-hour endurance, I believe.
Tokyo R246 is the longest race. At 100 laps, it takes nearly 3 Hours. Rome and TM end when you end the first lap after reaching the 2 hour time limit.
I expected Mistral to be longer, but I ran it in 2hrs, and 7 min.
 
Originally posted by SaleenASL
Did you qualify for pole position?

I am guessing that it could.... nah it shouldnt make a difference

one is the total distance travelled by the car and the other the distance travelled during a race. there shouldnt be any difference.

maybe the odo takes into acount the distance travelled up to the starting position on the grid and the trip meter is zeroed at the starting point?
 
You guys are a bunch of wussies.:lol: I have completed the Professional League PD Cup race event in one sitting a couple of times now.

It is a great idea to take breaks after each race though. Especially to rest your fingers. Do some stretching of your forearm and wrist. Give them a good rub down too.:D
 
Originally posted by SaleenASL
Did you qualify for pole position?


nope, was done in free run
 
The one meter measures total distance traveled in a car and...
The other meter means how far traveled in a race but it shows it in tenths.

So... The one shows 152 and the other shows 152.8

The 152.8 would be the trip odometer
And the 152 would be the regular odometer
 
Yeah...mine took about 24 hours because I left my PS2 on overnight...:O GTJ, sounds like a good theory...
 
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