The first ever task reflied as 100th race is a cool idea.

We fly that above or this http://www.gliderracing.com/pub/dayresu ... ?c=6&t=669 ?

Server is on the server list but we cannot connect to it.

Congratulations Janos!

22 wrote: Scenery: New Zealand 0.8

I cannot find it from http://gliderracing.com/pub/ (I have it already but a friend of mine would like to join)

There is something wrong with the .kml file. There are three warning lines at the beginning of file saying:
"Warning: sin() expects parameter 1 to be double, string given in C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\litteamcup\my_func.php on line 438"
I removed them and .kml worked. Fixed file below:

I somehow ended up in one of those freaking clouds at TP2, could not see a thing and crashed into the mountain...

22 wrote:Good news...not so often here, but MNS Europe servers was upgraded from 5 Mbit to 8Mbit guarantee upload line...Christmas are here

Cool! Now we only need patch for 64 pilots on the same server.

Very hard to get this Scotland scenery. It seems to be available only at condor-club and download slots are always full (although slots currently used shows only 5 or so downloaders...)

Fransois wrote:

Kaitsu wrote:Did I really win?! \o/

Congrats!!!!!! You drunk finland basterd!!

Thanks! HICK!!!

Did I really win?! \o/

Freebird wrote:Would be a very useful training tool.

Just tried the Finland scenery. Looks like it's flat and has plenty of lakes!
I'll ask the designer if it can be published.

- It's really useful for getting to know a new terrain/scenery.. (2 bad there isn't any scenery of Finland) Condor is a really 'hot' item within the Dutch national gliding team now.. [/offtopic] There actually is scenery of Finland and I know some Finns already race online with it... But it think i...

Way to go TK!

KT

I really liked regatta start. First I tought it would make a boring race where everyone would just follow top pilots and finish the race with same time. :) But it turned out to be totally opposite. :D It was nice to see planes all over the place at varying altitudes (= different kind of problems) ;)...