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Re: dark alpha layers - 1 year ago
And if you want to change the language to English temporarily, EDIT > PREFERENCES > INTERFACE > LANGUAGE (the first option). If you're lucky English will be in the drop down menu.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: dark alpha layers - 1 year ago
Glad you got the video this time To reset GIMP to it's original layout (ie to make it look like mine): EDIT > PREFERENCES > INTERFACE > WINDOW MANAGEMENT > RESET SAVED WINDOW POSITIONS TO DEFAULT VALUES (This is something you need to remember if you continue to use GIMP. There are several ways to accidentally mess up your screen layout and this is usually the easiest way toby Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: dark alpha layers - 1 year ago
No idea why it got deleted, but it looks like it did. Oh well, here it is again, zipped up this time:by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: dark alpha layers - 1 year ago
Pont. Please go and watch this video (30 secs).by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: dark alpha layers - 1 year ago
All the info you need is in the thread linked above. Add alpha channel then fill it with about 50% grey.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: Disappearing Objects - 1 year ago
All good and valuable advice, but try this: Click on the object. Camera will probably be set to 20 (but you probably don't have 20 cameras). Change it to 0 (which I think means 'allow this object to be shown in ALL camera views) and it should work.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: flags error - 1 year ago
No promises, but this might work for you: Open up the anim.wad file in the mod (using easywad or whatever) In the animationdata\quallfying\props folder AND the animationdata\race\props folder you'll see a file called flag.rfb Replace those files with ones from a mod that doesn't have the problem.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: Zandvoort 1967 updated - 1 year ago
Another fine piece of work. Well done.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: problème with tyre - 2 years ago
Try this: Open f1graphics.cfg in an editor Scroll down to line 38 and you'll see an entry like this: 0 ; Rotate wheels via textures v2 If it's 0 make it 1, if it's 1 make it 0. Save, restart game - and your problem might be gone.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: Different qualifying and race performance per track? - 2 years ago
firebreather Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is there a way to have different qualifying and > race performances for individual tracks (without > have 17 different driver magic data files)? You mean 17 performance files (PFs), but the answer is no. That's what PFs are for! Learn to use PFs and you can do exactly what you want.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: 1989 season - version 1.0 [RELEASED] - 2 years ago
Haven't tried this one yet, but a quick look at the credits tells me it'll be excellent. Thanks for sharing...by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: [Tutorial] How to create lower LODs with Blender - 2 years ago
Tremendous info. Thanks Carl.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: Help!!! - 2 years ago
Look for the section like this in your magic data file: 20 ; pitstop group 1 % (percentage of cars that will stop once*) 27 ; stop 1 (first stop will be between this lap...) 10 ; pit window 1 (and this one, ie lap 27-37) 0 ; 0 ; 0 ; 0 ; 0 ; 80 ; pitstop group 2 %by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: Help!!! - 2 years ago
Get CMagic4_102.exe if you don't have it. Open Cmagic and click the folder icon to the right of where it says GP4 Track File to browse to your track DAT file. Now go up to your EDIT menu and select Get Magic Data from Track File Give your MD file a name in the new dialog box. Done. You can now open the md3 file with a text editor. NB: Some tracks, maybe 3%, don't haveby Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: About the default Monaco loading screen. - 2 years ago
I heard that Monaco lady went trans and next season she's going to be sporting a big plastic cock and a beard...by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: The Worst Track to play on GP4 - 2 years ago
In that case, I'll throw one into the mix, with a track that is stunningly original, really well done and which can be extremely captivating and even hilarious under the right circumstances: Laputa. It's a fictional track with a huge tower that you have to drive up in a long, long, corkscrew (which has a strong tendency to make you feel sick and/or very bored) and later it has anby Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: GP4 Mesh Tools for Blender [V1.00][Released] - 2 years ago
Hallelujah! What a incredible breakthrough this is. Absolutely awesome Öggo. Thanks a million.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: Fongu's Workthread - Happy 20th Birthday GP4! New 1994 Mod released - 3 years ago
Thanks for the exceptional 1994 mod. Raises the bar yet again. Another astounding effort. (And as rracunis said, thx for the clarification above).by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: 1998 Mod by Duffer - 3 years ago
Another excellent work. Thx for sharing.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: where i can download Zaz tools? - 3 years ago
You can find it here, like most things: FAQby Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: where are gp4 tracks - 3 years ago
The game only supports up to 17 track slots and the championship mode is also limited to 17 slots or less, but yes, all mods work in much the same way - so if you really want a season with 50 tracks in it, just play in non-championship mode and record your results in a spreadsheet or something. Finally, my advice to you would be this: If in doubt, try it out! What's the worst that can hapby Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: where are gp4 tracks - 3 years ago
Aymeric Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 1. Track files are located in the Tracks folder?. > (an example, D:/GP4/Tracks) Yes, that would be fine. But here's what I actually do for myself, step by step: When I create a new mod I delete the CONTENTS of the GP4/circuits folder, ie the 17 .DAT files (and the WHOLE of the GP4/tracks folder if therby Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: where are gp4 tracks - 3 years ago
It doesn't matter where you put them, you just need to get them out of the way to be able to drop JC's .dat and .wad into their place. Then, if all goes well, you can delete the old 2001 dat and wad file for Melbourne if you want. (You will learn by experience. It doesn't take long, but these first steps are often the most difficult. And just to check, have you have installeby Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: where are gp4 tracks - 3 years ago
Dude. If you've downloaded J Caranti's Melbourne 2014 (which is one of the ones you want, yes?), he has a simple four line explanation of how to install it in the Readme.txt in the track rar file. Just so you know, TSM is just one way to install a track, but he's not telling you to use that. He's just laying in out in the readme: do this do that etc. As easy as it can be...by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: where are gp4 tracks - 3 years ago
Hey Aymeric; rather than resurrecting old posts to ask the same question and/or make the same point over and over, you might find you get more success if make one new post and ask for specific tracks. Until recently gp4db.com was the primary repository but it is gone now and we've not really got reorganised yet. For now, take a look at this thread.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: Installation problems - 3 years ago
That seems to happen for some people. Not sure what the answer is, but if you download this alternative installation package instead you shouldn't face that issue. For any other problems, check the information link on that page.by Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: What GP4 parameters can be controlled atm? - 3 years ago
Responses to second post: > even a difference that seems slight like 850 vs 853 bhp (engine power) in fact means quite a lot in the way of how one car is faster than another Yep. This is why in my PFCalculator, I allocate power on the basis of championship points scored by each car, BUT I feed those values back into the grip in a negative way to re-balance things. So in 2001 Schumie getsby Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: What GP4 parameters can be controlled atm? - 3 years ago
Responses to first post: > I had no idea SDI is not working on further versions of GPxPatch Yes. Sad isn't it? > Adding separate driving errors was very useful Agreed. It was one of the many excellent improvements SDI gave us, but I tend to keep it to 500 or 250 and only use it when a driver using my PFs consistently performs slightly better over the course of two or more sby Noog - Grand Prix 4
Re: What GP4 parameters can be controlled atm? - 3 years ago
> I've scrolled through the SDI's recent post history and couldn't find anything regarding his retirement or him abandoning further development of GPxPatch He mentioned it most recently here (3 weeks ago) but I believe it's been fairly common knowledge for a while now: > re-braking feature..... Like I said, I don't use it. I don't adjust desc=51 muby Noog - Grand Prix 4