"kos*.p3d" street type

[der bastler 0]

I'd like to use that OFP:R cobblestone pavement (e.g. in Lipany) but I realized that a normal car drives very slow on it. How can I increase the speed? Is there some kind of surface.txt to edit or is this property defined inside the road models?

[VXR 9]

i think its done by the config.cpp, defining the path to a class that slows down the vehicles like farmland in ofp also does

[der bastler 0]

After refering to a-lone-wolfs ofp-page, I examined the config175noe.cpp and here's what I found:

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class CfgSurfaces

{

    class default

    {

    };

    class CubeRoad

    {

         access=2;

         files="sil_kos*";

         rough=0.040000;

         dust=0.150000;

         soundEnviron="road";

    };

    class Sil_new

    {

         access=2;

         files="sil_new*";

         rough=0.005000;

         dust=0.010000;

         soundEnviron="road";

    };

    class Asfalt_New

    {

         access=2;

         files="asf_new*";

         rough=0.008000;

         dust=0.025000;

         soundEnviron="road";

    };

    class Cesta_new

    {

         access=2;

         files="ces_hned*";

         rough=0.040000;

         dust=0.140000;

         soundEnviron="gravel";

    };

    // [...some texture-definitions]

    class Hallway: default

    {

         access=2;

         files="podldlzin02*";

         rough=0.120000;

         dust=0.100000;

         soundEnviron="hallway";

    };

};

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There's no definition for "kos*". Anyway, I'll tell you if and how it worked.

[der bastler 0]

No, doesn't seem to work...

[suma 8]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (der bastler @ Feb. 27 2003,11:29)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">There's no definition for "kos*". Anyway, I'll tell you if and how it worked.<span id='postcolor'>

First entry I can see there is "sil_kos*" - perhaps this is what you are looking for?

[judas 0]

Think about it. 'Cube' road.

[der bastler 0]

</span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (Suma @ Feb. 27 2003,17:56)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE"></span><table border="0" align="center" width="95%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1"><tr><td>Quote (der bastler @ Feb. 27 2003,11:29)</td></tr><tr><td id="QUOTE">There's no definition for "kos*". Anyway, I'll tell you if and how it worked.<span id='postcolor'>

First entry I can see there is "sil_kos*" - perhaps this is what you are looking for?<span id='postcolor'>

"sil_kos*"?

The cobblestone pavement parts are called "kos*" ("kos25.p3d", "kos10 50.p3d"), the highway parts are called "sil*" ("sil25.p3d", "sil10 50.p3d"). To which files refers "sil_kos*"?

I tried:

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 class Cobblestone

 {

    access = 2;

    files = "kos*";

    rough = 0.005000;

    dust = 0.010000;

    soundEnviron = "road";

 };

<span id='postcolor'>Nothing happened. Does the field "files" refer to the model filenames?

*totallyconfused*

Anyway, Greece3 is nearly finished and I avoided "CubeRoad"...

(7500+ objects btw)