Why cant you set a track type and default weather (not scripted).

[Msportdan]

When i set to naturally progressing, you get the default sunny, rainy options available in rf2. When i set green etc you get the scripted weather? (which mostly i dont want)

Why is this.?

Cheers

 

[Ho3n3r]

When i set to naturally progressing, you get the default sunny, rainy options available in rf2. When i set green etc you get the scripted weather? (which mostly i dont want)

Why is this.?

Cheers

These guys should know: http://isiforums.net/f/

 

[Msportdan]

i would if i wasnt banned for a lifetime... too many negative posts may of pushed my mate tim too far lol...

 

[Paul Bennett]

i would if i wasnt banned for a lifetime... too many negative posts may of pushed my mate tim too far lol...

Laugh I nearly brought the beers
I hope you don't get banned from here Dan your post's are priceless

 

[Msportdan]

so no one knows the answer to my question?

 

[Bram Hengeveld]

i would if i wasnt banned for a lifetime... too many negative posts may of pushed my mate tim too far lol...

I am waiting on your first positive post as well. To me it looks like you don't like sim racing one bit as you are always complaining about something.

Why is this.?

Because the devs decided so.

 

[Gijs van Elderen]

When i set to naturally progressing, you get the default sunny, rainy options available in rf2. When i set green etc you get the scripted weather? (which mostly i dont want)

Why is this.?

Cheers

If you want to uses a real road other then "green". rF2 makes use of the .wet file = scripted weather file.
The scripted weather file refers to your .rrbin (real road) file you'll be using.

BTW: choose your real road: low/mid/high or user auto-saved real road during practice (or you first session) set the next sessions to naturally progressing from previous session.

 

[Rui Santos]

It was promised by ISI that wet weather will have a big update/upgrade in future build, so we should be calm until then...