Re: Monza 1995-1999 beta + paul ricard 1986-1990 beta *56k warning*

@n00binio
can you show us the map that you used?

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you already posted it
the 95 map on the previous page

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LOL,
how did you get correct tarmac widhts?or did you put a default lenght?

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I mean, the run from della roggia to lesmo was straight in '99, but a little curve was added in 2000

ah,that's what italians call "semicurva"

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and us frenchies a "bifurcation"

senna9194 schrieb:
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> LOL,
> how did you get correct tarmac widhts?or did you
> put a default lenght?

i used the original track to get an idea of the width

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the long promised monza as a beta version (some bugs like bumps etc still need to be sorted out) and a beta version of the circuit paul ricard in the 1986-1990 layout.

monza
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paul ricard: (the textured .dat and some objects are included, so really a very early beta) as no readme was included:
the paul ricard beta may be modified and uploaded without asking for permission, do with it whatever you want . just mention my name somewhere in your readme. use at your own risk.
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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/11/2010 04:33PM by n00binio.

is paul ricard Test 13A Layout?

in that case,you did an amazing job,just 4m of difference.

on monza too(should be 11m of difference),but something should be fixed(kerbs and banks)

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Very nice work!

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Very good…

n00binio, you think about making another version for PAUL RICARD?
I am thinking about working in the track for mod of 1988…
I am mounting one trackpack of 1988… already they are finished: JACAREPAGUA, MONACO, MONZA, DETROIT, JEREZ, and ESTORIL…
I am working now in SILVERSTONE…
grateful

cleberpister schrieb:
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> Very good…
>
> n00binio, you think about making another version
> for PAUL RICARD?
> I am thinking about working in the track for mod
> of 1988…
> I am mounting one trackpack of 1988… already
> they are finished: JACAREPAGUA, MONACO, MONZA,
> DETROIT, JEREZ, and ESTORIL…
> I am working now in SILVERSTONE…
> grateful

what other version are you thinking of? apart from small change between the turns Beausset and L'Épingle de Bendor it's the 1988 layout.

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you will go to work in this track?
to place stands, plates, marshalls, cars, ambulance, builds…or to modify some part of the tracing?
If you will be to work, you go to wait.
If he will not be to work, I go to start to work in the track for the GP of 1988…
grateful

ah, well, at best i could restart working on the track in late february or march so if you want to work on it you're welcome to do so. you will do it better than me for sure

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Hi n00binio!

I test Paul Ricard, nice work on this track!

I got an error when I try to enter the pits in race mod. I go to the pit line but the car jump to track again without refueling and tyre changes...... even go to my box.

Some bumps, but ok!

Great work.

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oh, could be a misplaced trackflag, i'll have a look at that. thanks for the report

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Great work nOObinio!

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n00binio, exceletne start work
Monza very good to drive.
It has a small bug near the starting line, where the car is when the feeling that going through a ditch.
Paul Ricard is the same version has CC-lines and evolved, the car is always at hand, you can work the point of braking.
There is much still to do but success in these two works.
If you need help we are here ....
Great job.

Célio Jr. - Rio Verde - Goiás - Brasil

thanks for the feedback guys

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