User manual GAMES PC GRAND PRIX LEGENDS

[. . . ] Grand Prix Legends from Papyrus Design Group, Inc. ©1998 Sierra On-Line, Inc. ® and/or TM designate trademarks of, or licensed to Sierra On-Line, Inc. , Bellevue, WA 98007. PapyrusTM and the Papyrus logo are trademarks of Papyrus Design Group, Inc. This software is licensed for personal use, but may not be used, performed, or distributed for commercial purposes without the consent of Sierra On-Line, Inc 1 Introduction Grand Prix Legends is the most realistic automobile simulator outside of the major automakers' labs. [. . . ] Lap times and starting grids are also available via the dog-eared pages. 26 3. 2 The Race Weekend Menu The Race Weekend Menu allows you to enter your team's garage to tweak a chassis setup, view replays, review lap times and make a quick trip to the Options Menu. Click on the green button in the lower right corner of the screen to climb into the cockpit of your race car and begin driving. Click on Car Setup to enter the garage, Options to enter the Options Menu, or the left/right Event Info arrows to view lap times and starting grid info. Click on the Pause button if you'd like to freeze the time clock while you tend to other business. Grand Prix Legends is based on a real-time racing format, so the Pause button allows you to do other things without missing precious practice or racing time. 27 3. 2a Race Session Control In the center of the Race Weekend Menu, a window displays the current session, its status and the time remaining before the session ends. When time expires, the game will advance to the next session. You can skip ahead to the next session at any time by pressing the arrow in the upper left corner of this window. For instance, to move from Practice to Race, simply click on this arrow. Choose Accelerated Time to speed up the current session, without skipping it entirely. You can turn off Accelerated Time whenever you'd like, by simply clicking again to remove the checkmark. Note that no replay footage is recorded while time is accelerated. 3. 2b Event Information The Race Weekend Menu provides up-to-date information about the current racing event. Click on the dog-ear in the lower-right corner to reveal map, lap time and starting grid info. Use the left/right arrows beneath the map area to step forward/back through pages of information. This data is updated as the event unfolds, so it's a good idea to check it often for the latest info. 28 Click on the dog ear on the map to view the entry list; click on the dog ear again to return to the map. Click the left/right arrows to toggle between Event Info, Standings and Lap Times. Your fastest lap will be highlighted in red. You can also view previous session standings by clicking on the dog-ears. 29 3. 3 In-Car Options Help (F1): A pop-up menu of in-car keyboard commands you can use. , Return To Pit (Enter): Immediately removes your car from the track and places it back in the pits so that you can tweak the setup and drive a fresh car. The current session's time clock will continue to run. View Replay (F2): Pauses the game and takes you to the FullScreen Instant Replay window. Options (F3): This opens the Options Menu, allowing you to re-calibrate controllers, adjust graphics or perform any other functions available from the Options Menu. Pause/Continue: Pauses and resumes the action. 30 3. 3a Resetting The Car While you are driving, you may occassionally experience a spin, flip or other unrecoverable situation. [. . . ] Excerpt from "Panic" composed and conducted by Lawrence Nash Groupé. Brabham photograph by Werner Eisele, ©1967, used under permission and license of Werner Eisele. Photographs of Chris Amon, Ritchie Ginther, Dan Gurney, Graham Hill, Denis Hulme, Jochen Rindt and Jo Siffert are used under permission by Bill Green. Screenshots from the video "Rouen Round 1962", ©1962, is used under permission and license of Quadrant Video and Castrol, Ltd. [. . . ]