[Phenom ¢ò FX]

QUOTE (Mr. Mysterious @ Tuesday, Feb 28 2012, 07:47)

It's simple, rename the .dll and .ini to TFM1.dll and TFM1.ini, then duplicate those, renaming the new files to TFM2.dll and TFM2.ini and so on. You can then have 40 slots with two files, 80 with 4, etc etc.

More than 1 copy crashes my game after only 2~3 minutes。 Single copy works fine.
And, it should be TFM*.net.dll not TFM*.dll right?

[Mr. Mysterious]

QUOTE (Phenom ¢ò FX @ Friday, Mar 16 2012, 17:29)

QUOTE (Mr. Mysterious @ Tuesday, Feb 28 2012, 07:47) It's simple, rename the .dll and .ini to TFM1.dll and TFM1.ini, then duplicate those, renaming the new files to TFM2.dll and TFM2.ini and so on. You can then have 40 slots with two files, 80 with 4, etc etc. More than 1 copy crashes my game after only 2~3 minutes。 Single copy works fine. And, it should be TFM*.net.dll not TFM*.dll right?

Yeah, it should be .net.dll

Regarding the multiple copies, you should be able to have at least 2 running without crashing your game if you set up the .ini on the second to tick less often, so increase the timer value in it.

Get the latest version here: http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/13-traffic-flow/ and then take a look at the .ini

This post has been edited by Mr. Mysterious on Saturday, Apr 7 2012, 00:15

[Prof_Farnsworth]

QUOTE (Mr. Mysterious @ Saturday, Apr 7 2012, 00:12)

Get the latest version here: http://www.lcpdfr.com/files/file/13-traffic-flow/ and then take a look at the .ini

Too funny. Just today I was thinking I would like to lower the emergency response frequency and checked the ini. Thanks for the link.

[sasha2106]

senks for update!!)