What a nice surprise :)

Posted by SuperSonic 
What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 23, 2004 05:18PM
Posted by: SuperSonic
Thanks a lot to Laguardia and Togni for this unexpected 2004 Melbourne. Hope more will come ;-)

See ya
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 23, 2004 05:24PM
Posted by: Made in Brazil
Falae Supersonic!

mas essa pista nao ta errado a entrada dos pits nao?
nao existe mais aquela chincane né!

até!



Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 23, 2004 06:22PM
Posted by: Briere
there still is the chicane in the pitlane though :-/

Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 23, 2004 11:46PM
Posted by: bert
Excellent, I am so pleased that Laguardia and Togni
made a track for gp3 1.13.

It has been such a long time.

Great work.

I hope u continue with more throughout
the year.

Thanks
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 24, 2004 12:14AM
Posted by: Mancio1977
Just to say THANK YOU for the new release.

(Will come a v.1.1 with the right 2004 pit entrace?...)

Marco
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 24, 2004 10:15AM
Posted by: SuperSonic
Yeah, the pit lane entrance should be straight and there should be Orange logos in the grass in both sides of the slow turn before the pits, with a larger grass area in left side. Some gravel areas were different too.

But I really don't care for high details.

Hope to see Sepang in the main page soon ;-)
Just a reminder... Is anyone planning to make the new chicane at Nurburgring?

See ya
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 27, 2004 08:09PM
Posted by: Hova
Good track, I love it.

I just don't like that they use the default jam folder for melborne. I race the older track too, at times :(.
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 27, 2004 10:01PM
Posted by: JackiMatra
You can put the jam files for a track into a new folder that you create and then re-assign the jam files to be read by the track dat file with the GP3 track editor so that it reads the files in the new folder. There are no conflicts and nothing is overwritten that way. You can also have various different tracks share some of the same jam files, say, grass, buildings and the like, so as avoid duplicating the very same jam files in different folders.
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 28, 2004 11:29AM
Posted by: R_Scandura
Hova, try to make a different copy of the folder and add a character at the end so when you change track, just move the additional character: i.e. Mel3jam,... mel3jam2,.... this should be a fast way :)

bye
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 28, 2004 06:06PM
Posted by: Hova
Okay, I made a second directory, put all the necessary jams in there. Opened up the track editor, and they all pointed to gp3jams/mel3jam/... but isn't that the software folder? I'm definately doing something wrong
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 28, 2004 10:48PM
Posted by: JackiMatra
You're doing nothing wrong.

The GP3 track editor always only shows the software jam and folder names.
Just reassign all of the hardware jam files that you need to with the track editor, but use software jam names and and directories, ignore the error messages that you'll get, and save the track dat file when you're finished. Be sure to backup the track dat file, just in case, and then insert magic data into the track dat file before you try to load the track in the game.

It will work.
Trust me. I've done it many times.
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 30, 2004 10:05AM
Posted by: R_Scandura
Hi
I straighted the pitlane in Melbourne and sent it to Marcos to have a look. I hope he consider and update it. :)

Bye
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 30, 2004 10:41AM
Posted by: SuperSonic
Nice!
If possible, it should be great to see the new left wall position and adverts through the 2nd corner (going backwards).

See ya
Re: What a nice surprise :)
Date: March 30, 2004 10:50AM
Posted by: Hova
Thank you JackiMatra, that worked. You're a godsend.
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