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hi,

thks a lot for this game,

Sometimes when I played the physics is really strange, especially when I hit a wall, a barrier ... this is sometimes exaggerated. The kart becomes uncontrollable resulting in a waste of time, mainly when an opponent touches me when he comes back, I can do a spin and find myself in the wall or barrier and I find myself doing somersaults ...!

Am I alone?

Possible to make physics less realistic ?

Thank you,

régis

donutboy {l Wrote}:Sometimes when I played the physics is really strange, especially when I hit a wall, a barrier ... this is sometimes exaggerated. The kart becomes uncontrollable resulting in a waste of time, mainly when an opponent touches me when he comes back, I can do a spin and find myself in the wall or barrier and I find myself doing somersaults ...!

The effect of being 'glued' to the opponent, and then sometimes suddenly you are turned around? This is work in progress on current SVN, hopefully it should work better in 0.8.

Cheers,
Joerg

hello,

Yes that's right! But when I'm alone on the road and I hit a wall, a barrier. The kart starts to caper, then it becomes uncontrollable and must wait to continue playing!

Ok I'll see in version 0.8, it is when?

Thanks,

régis

donutboy {l Wrote}:hello,

Yes that's right! But when I'm alone on the road and I hit a wall, a barrier. The kart starts to caper, then it becomes uncontrollable and must wait to continue playing!

Ok I'll see in version 0.8, it is when?

Thanks,

régis

I have found that this happens most often with the kart X-Moto, he starts rocking side to side, (almost lying flat on the ground), and he either rescues or you have to wait a little bit til he stops rocking. This may be because he is a very narrow kart, he is the narrowest kart in the game, Rinky is also quite narrow.

donutboy {l Wrote}:Ok I'll see in version 0.8, it is when?

Still quite far away (think of months, not weeks). Stay tuned here, we will announce release candidates here, and are glad for as many people as possible to test them.

Cheers,
Joerg