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Texas, California, Etc. Need 'em!

6 posts by 6 people · 30 Jun 1997 - 06 Jul 1997

TKirby20 30 Jun 1997#372179
I got two questions, one, do these tracks just have the names on the walls with California and Texas, or do they have different characteristics from C***te and Michigan? 2nd, if they do, please send them to me! Thanks.
John Loga 30 Jun 1997#372180
> I got two questions, one, do these tracks just have the names on the walls > with California and Texas, or do they have different characteristics from > C***te and Michigan? 2nd, if they do, please send them to me! Thanks. Since no one has figured out how to actually make a track I'd say they just have Texas/California on the walls. -- PolePosition#3- IVGA #4882 My Unofficial Dale Earnhardt Fan Page: http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/4578/nascar.html The Dale Earnhardt Fan Ring: http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/4578/dalering.html "If you don't believe, you don't belong." -- Alan Kulwicki's Credo
On my Daytona, California, and Texas the creator took Taladega, Michigan, and C***te from N1 and painted the walls, then converted to N2. NO I WILL NOT SEND THEM TO YOU...
DRedick8 01 Jul 1997#372270
First of all, who in their RIGHT mind would want Tally from N1? That track is not an accurate representation of the real track. Just because it has "Daytona" on the walls doesn't make it so. Translation: Nobody has cracked the new file structure yet. If they have, they haven't let on. :) DNR Enterprises [link lost in import] ================================================= Home of the #1 BGN site on the 'Net...60+ cars, utilities, and more
myke 01 Jul 1997#372271
Quoted text (19 lines)> > I got two questions, one, do these tracks just have the names on the walls > > with California and Texas, or do they have different characteristics from > > C***te and Michigan? 2nd, if they do, please send them to me! Thanks. > Since no one has figured out how to actually make a track I'd say they > just have Texas/California on the walls. > -- > PolePosition#3- > IVGA #4882 > My Unofficial Dale Earnhardt Fan Page: > http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/4578/nascar.html > The Dale Earnhardt Fan Ring: > http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/4578/dalering.html > "If you don't believe, you don't belong." -- Alan Kulwicki's Credo
Actually I made a test track for "California" I simply copied Michigan over to California. I didn't change the graphics at all because the "look" isn't want I wanted to be different. According to the guys on ESPN California has less banking then Michigan yet will provide faster racing due to track conditions (I.E. So. Cal doesn't go below freezing very often) This means the track will stay smooth over the years. My task was to make Nascar2 able to turn laps faster at California then those at Michigan while retaining the same track dimensions. After a couple of tests (I was driving UNDER the asphalt) I found where the banking is stored and INCREASED it a little. This did in fact make the car handle different, and lap speeds got faster. mykey
I have the tracks with different charicteristics including the writing on the walls. -- Rodney Arndt

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