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ghost opponents - chrpapas - 02-14-2009
Hi!I don't know why nobody reported this bug but if he did i apologise.In single race mode all of the opponents' cars are "ghosts".What i mean is that you can't crash on them but instead you pass through them.As a result overtaking an opponent is not a big deal.I believe this is not realistic and not expected.
- chrpapas - 02-15-2009
Could you inform me about this bug please?One more question.Should i check the svn too before i report any bugs(I always check the already posted bugs before i report a new one)?Becasue i am a beginner tester could you please explain to me in a few words what the svn is?
- joevenzon - 02-15-2009
chrpapas Wrote:Could you inform me about this bug please?
Collision with the opponent cars hasn't been implemented yet, so for right now, what you're seeing is expected.
Quote:One more question.Should i check the svn too before i report any bugs(I always check the already posted bugs before i report a new one)?Becasue i am a beginner tester could you please explain to me in a few words what the svn is?
SVN is short for Subversion, which is the version control system we use. That is, the latest source code is managed with a tool called SVN. So when someone says that something is fixed in SVN they mean that the latest development version of the code has this fixed. If you're using a published release of VDrift, it probably has a lot of bugs that have already been fixed in SVN. If you want to do a lot of testing, I recommend that you use the latest development version of the code. Here's how to get it and compile it:
http://wiki.vdrift.net/Getting_the_development_version
http://wiki.vdrift.net/Compiling