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    Default How to adjust warning distances

    Hi all,

    iGO8.3.4 with Megaduck99 1.1.43 skin.

    Is there a way to adjust the distance from red lights, radars etc. before you get an audio warning or are these values fixed?



    TIA

    Greg

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    I had the same question so I asked on another forum:

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    Many thanks to Yurbuh Tuggly at N A V I T O T A L

    Speedcam warning distances are dependent on speed of the vehicle at the time.
    They can be adjusted in sys.txt as the following:

    [warning]
    warn_distances=130:450,110:350,90:300,60:200,40:10 0 ;110:1000,80:800,60:500,40:300
    speedcam_max_lookahead=1200 ;(1000)

    The first figure is the speed in KPH:the second figure is the distance in meters

    These are the defaults.

    You can add any, and as many speed and distance increments as you like--be sure they are separated by a colon, and a comma between pairs.

    Havent tried yet..

    Bazzle

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    Once again thanks Bazzle.

    speedcam_max_lookahead=1200 ;(1000)
    I gather the 1200=1200 metres, however what are you trying to tell me with the comment (1000)?

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    Greg

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    Any thing after ; is ignored. That is just to show you can put other figure in front if you wish.

    Bazzle

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