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Spanky the Mad Dog
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posted 01-25- 04:27 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Spanky the Mad Dog   Click Here to Email Spanky the Mad Dog     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote

Hi guys, this is from a Config file in a game.

What language is it? My first thought was german but altavista babelfish won't translate it.nyomszorzo=1.75
mfekszorzo=1.25

tomeg= 2.1 ;az auto relativ tomege
teta= 0.275 ;a max. tehetetlensege (y-tengelyre valoszinu)
fourwd= 0

tetax = 0.82 ;0.6
tetay = 1.3 ;1.9
tetaz = 1.7 ;1.5

;---------------------------

oldcs_szorzo0= 1 ;oldalcsuszas az alaphoz kepest ennyi-szeres a kereken
oldcs_szorzo1= 1
oldcs_szorzo2= 1 ;hatso kerekek
oldcs_szorzo3= 1

automeret= 1.25

keresztmetszet= 0.001 ;a legellenallashoz kell a legnagyobb keresztm.

;-------------------motor adatok
alapjarat = 800
sound2 = 3003
sound3 = 5000
;---------------------------

kereksugar= 0.22 ;egy kerek sugara
abroncssugar= 0.35 ;(..*kereksugar) a gumi sugara

The reason why i want to know is i want to play with some of it but I don't know what any of it is LOL.


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Rendsburger
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posted 01-25- 04:43 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Rendsburger   Click Here to Email Rendsburger     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Spanky, this is definitly NOT german. LOL

Rendsburger

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semmern
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posted 01-25- 07:17 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for semmern   Click Here to Email semmern     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
It isn't by any chance an Illusion Softworks game?? Because then it would be Czech (or Polish or whatever).
It may be Hungarian. It looks very East-European.

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Poniat
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posted 01-25- 09:41 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Poniat   Click Here to Email Poniat     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
East European? That's not Hungarian or Polish , definitely. That would be Central Europe. (but I'm serious otherwise).


To me it sound a bit Ugric (Ugro-Finian - don't know how it's called in that northern american language: English ) and that would point to Hungarian. Any Hungarians here to confirm/disprove?


Any Finns maybe, you should know too.


I'm in ranting mood so here it goes.


All European langages belong to Indo-European group (comapare for instance germ. mutter, eng. mother with Russian mater', latin mater, French mere and so on) with the exceptions of Hungarian, Finnish, Estonian (Ugric?) and Basque which is a great enigma. Some see it's speakers as the last remnants of pre Indoeuropean population of this continent.
Hmmm, I forgot about the languages of peoples inhabitating eastern fringes of Europe and Caucasus (a real melting pot, another, similar to Pyrenees 'refuge area' where living fossils of languages can be found on this continent).

Slavic languages (to which Polish belongs) are linguisticly closely related to Baltic languages (Lithuanian, Latvian, extinct Prussian) together with which they are often considered to belong to one Balto-Slavic group. The above bears evidences of closest linguistic proximity to Germanic group.


I hope you find the above being a nice interval in between the physically and mentally exhausting missions


Aha, Spanky, give Hungarian a try. (but don't quote me on that )


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9./JG3_Poniat

[This message has been edited by Poniat (edited 01-25-2001).]

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Lothar
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posted 01-25- 09:57 AM     Click Here to See the Profile for Lothar     Edit/Delete Message   Reply w/Quote
Ah, a scholar in the house!

I quick web search on the word "szorzo" reveals it to be in use by people in the .hu domain, so I think Poniat is correct: Hungarian.

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