Rain in the tunnel

Hello everyone.

I am finishing the urban circuit that I already showed you a few weeks ago. Soon I will upload it to the page.
I would like to know how it is done so that it does not rain in the tunnels.

If you open the monaco2001.bin file in GP4 builder you'll see, the faces in the tunnel are inverted, this means it doesn't receive rain. You just have to flip the faces you want to stay dry

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Hey man , invert the faces please , better we don't have acquaplaning there

The changed bin file must be placed in ...\Infogrames\Grand Prix 4\MAPS\*your track*2001

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Thanks, now it doesn't rain anymore

Hi, could you answer my PM which I sent some weeks ago? Thanks.

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Sorry Turbo lover, I don't know what you mean by replying to the message a few weeks ago. I only have one pm of yours three days ago in this post, which by the way has solved the problem. May i know what you mean. Thank you.

I like to make new tv cams for your track. Could you also share the wad file?

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Right now I am doing some tweaks that will take me a while. I have discovered that in rain mode some shadows are still seen and I don't know how to fix it. My idea is to hang it on the page once finished. Of course you can collaborate in the cameras, Turbo lover. I am fond of creating circuits. My technique is a bit archaic because I don't know how to model. I do everything with the gp4 builder.

Aren't the dry areas designated by command 0xD9 (or otherwise the *_track.bin file on disk)?

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