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@Nuvolarix wrote:New feature "sync on track", awesome guys, thank you for continuous improvment! 😎
How come I can't see the "Sync on track" button when I use Racenet?
@xx3N1GM4xx wrote:
@Nuvolarix wrote:New feature "sync on track", awesome guys, thank you for continuous improvment! 😎
How come I can't see the "Sync on track" button when I use Racenet?
Hi, you have 'Time' and 'Distance' at the bottom right, 'Distance' is the default. If you click on 'Time' button the Sync on Track will appear, like this:
Regards,
Nuv
Hi @dirtyosterich, just to report a strange behavior in case of time equal to the thousandth:
this was my (previous) TT bestlap in Austria:
few minutes later I did this one:
as you can see it has been registered as personal best (second row), in fact later in the game this is my new best according to the sectors I compare with when I run a new lap.
Instead in RaceNet I see the previous lap:
Is it weird, isn't it?
Cheers,
Nuv
@Nuvolarix wrote:Hi @dirtyosterich, just to report a strange behavior in case of time equal to the thousandth:
this was my (previous) TT bestlap in Austria:
few minutes later I did this one:
as you can see it has been registered as personal best (second row), in fact later in the game this is my new best according to the sectors I compare with when I run a new lap.
Instead in RaceNet I see the previous lap:
Is it weird, isn't it?
Cheers,
Nuv
Hi again, 2 days later I found out it was just a temporary 'feature' (shall we call it little bug?) of the game.
In fact while immediately after the second .242 lap (the 15.982 1st sector) I continued to run the same session "against" that new lap, today I started a new Time Trial session and my comparison lap was back to the first .242 (the 16.062 1st sector), so I guess if I had closed and restarted directly 2 days ago, all was aligned with RaceNet.
Then I improved a little bit so no matter anymore but I would be curious to know:
- are the laptimes rounded to the thousands meaning the two .242 were exactly the same lap?
- Or the ten thousandths still serve to put the fastest lap in front even if they are not visible?
- If they are identical the lap achieved earlier is considered the best one?
Clearly the game makes a bit of (temporary) confusion about 🥳
Nuv
