Lowering Surfers Paradise PO

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Lowering Surfers Paradise PO
Date: June 04, 2004 04:40AM
Posted by: Hova
Would removing the fans and people beside the track walls help any? I can't seem to find a way to lower the PO.

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Re: Lowering Surfers Paradise PO
Date: June 04, 2004 04:48AM
Posted by: JackiMatra
I'd remove the catch fences, first.
They're a major processor hog in GP3.
You can just replace their jam files with "blank" ones.

Other than that, the Surfer's Paradise high PO is very mostly likely due to all of those tall buildings. You'll probably find that your PO is highest when a lot of them are coming into view. They're probably the next thing that you would want to get rid of.
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Re: Lowering Surfers Paradise PO
Date: June 04, 2004 12:31PM
Posted by: -qwerty-
It uses .bmps for the scenery doesnt it? is there a way to reduce the size of the .jam files (ie in kb - like bmp -> jpg)?

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Re: Lowering Surfers Paradise PO
Date: June 04, 2004 01:23PM
Posted by: Anonymous User
knowing absolutely nothing but i would think that the game couldnt read the files then qwerty, if its in bmp form

but worth a try :o
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Re: Lowering Surfers Paradise PO
Date: June 04, 2004 05:41PM
Posted by: JackiMatra
They're bmp files that are then compressed into jam files, which is what the game reads.

I know that GP3 cannot have jam files that were bmp files that are any larger than 256 pixels in width. In fact, I am under the strong impression that all the GP3 jam files are compressed from bmp files that are all precisely 256 pixels in width, so it may be that GP3 can only handle bmp/jam files of exactly this width.
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