belini gp32k eax sound seasons 1999 - 2006

belini gp32k eax sound - available soon

managed to create eax sound for seasons 1999 - 2006 so no more ghost crowds

I thought this was going to be a nightmare to do, but in fact I've found a
great method of doing this, if you wish to create sound dats for other
tracks this is how:

1. load track into track editor, enable only show track/objects/world extent
2. take a screnshot with psp including the whole of the world extent
3. crop image to world extent and resize image to 4096x4096, I found pixel
resize works best

open the eax.dat in notepad, as you'll see it's in text form

slot number 0 to 16
EAX - reverb
AMB - crowd noise

TRACK_START
0,sakhir 2005;
EAX_START
Generic,0,0; (always include)
Bridge_01,0,-1000,710,856,80;
y x legnth

EAX_END
AMB_START
T1Stand_L1_0,0,1000,3,1632,942,100,100000;
y x vollegnth
AMB_END
TRACK_END

position your cursor over the bitmap and take note of the x,y values
to calculate the position for the eax dat use this formula: (x*2-4096)

ie: sakhir sf bridge 2476,2403 = 856,710 , remember to swap values as the
dats are y,x not x,y

enjoy pk





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It will be available in about half an hour

I have a bit of a hybrid 2002 season set-up for my GP3 2000 using default track order with your 2002 tracks.The reason being that imo Ralph Hummerich's 2002 season combined with Juoko Saarinens artwork makes for the best possible eye candy and the tracks match the menu graphics as far as possible, with 11 real teams and 17 tracks. So I edited my EAX dat to match. However, I've created a track.set for each seasons so I can load them in with GPxPatch for any given season at the click of a button. I was going to edit each EAX file to match these sets but was surprised when I opened the 2005 EAX.dat to find all 19 tracks listed.

My question is this, are we meant to edit the individual .dat files accordingly, or have you found something you're not telling us yet? Excuse my ignorance but I don't know where each Track_Start/Track_End gets it's 'trigger' data from. Works well with my edited set btw so thanks for this latest discovery.

sorry for the late reply been on holiday

Dinga Wrote:
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> I have a bit of a hybrid 2002 season set-up for my
> GP3 2000 using default track order with your 2002
> tracks.The reason being that imo Ralph Hummerich's
> 2002 season combined with Juoko Saarinens artwork
> makes for the best possible eye candy and the
> tracks match the menu graphics as far as possible,
> with 11 real teams and 17 tracks. So I edited my
> EAX dat to match. However, I've created a
> track.set for each seasons so I can load them in
> with GPxPatch for any given season at the click of
> a button. I was going to edit each EAX file to
> match these sets but was surprised when I opened
> the 2005 EAX.dat to find all 19 tracks listed.
>

excellent how do you do that?

> My question is this, are we meant to edit the
> individual .dat files accordingly, or have you
> found something you're not telling us yet? Excuse
> my ignorance but I don't know where each
> Track_Start/Track_End gets it's 'trigger' data
> from. Works well with my edited set btw so thanks
> for this latest discovery.
>
>

gp32k only reads files 0 to 16 from the dat, I just left them in, they can
be deleted or renumbered.

pk



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In the GPxpdata folder there is a file called tracks.set. Every time you change a track, the tracks.set file changes to reflect this. So as an example, when you select all the 2002 tracks, copy the tracks.set file and rename it 2002 tracks.set. Repeat this process for each season ensuring you leave a tracks.set file behind too. Then on the GPxTrack portion of GPxPatch, click the little folder button left of the edit button and load your new **** tracks.set file from here. The files can also be edited in notepad. Here's an example:

[TrackFiles]
f1ct01=Circuits\belini\2002\01melbourne2002_T5.dat
f1ct02=circuits\belini\2002\03interlagos2002_T6.dat
f1ct03=circuits\belini\2002\04imola2002_T1.dat
f1ct04=circuits\belini\2002\10silverstone2002_T4.dat
f1ct05=Circuits\belini\2002\05barcelona2002_T3.dat
f1ct06=circuits\belini\2002\09nurburgring2002_T5.dat
f1ct07=circuits\belini\2002\07monaco2002_T1.dat
f1ct08=circuits\belini\2002\08montreal2002_T3.dat
f1ct09=circuits\belini\2002\11magnycours2002_T4.dat
f1ct10=circuits\belini\2002\06a1-ring2002_T1.dat
f1ct11=circuits\belini\2002\12hockenheim2002_T4.dat
f1ct12=circuits\belini\2002\13hungaroring2002_T5.dat
f1ct13=circuits\belini\2002\14spa2002_T3.dat
f1ct14=circuits\belini\2002\15monza2002_T1.dat
f1ct15=circuits\belini\2002\16indianapolis2002_T1.dat
f1ct16=circuits\belini\2002\17suzuka2002_T5.dat
f1ct17=circuits\belini\2002\02sepang2002_T1.dat

This is the 2002[Default Order] tracks.set that I'm using.

In case you're wondering - the 'T' suffixes on the track names are what I've renamed the .dat files to to let me know which tarmac to use, should I use a track from an unedited GPxSet.ini file

Dinga Wrote:
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> In the GPxpdata folder there is a file called
> tracks.set. Every time you change a track, the
> tracks.set file changes to reflect this. So as an
> example, when you select all the 2002 tracks, copy
> the tracks.set file and rename it 2002 tracks.set.
> Repeat this process for each season ensuring you
> leave a tracks.set file behind too. Then on the
> GPxTrack portion of GPxPatch, click the little
> folder button left of the edit button and load
> your new **** tracks.set file from here. The files
> can also be edited in notepad. Here's an example:
>
>

sorry I misunderstood, I thought you'd found a way of automatically loading
eax files without renaming

pk





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