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ICR2 Rendition

5 posts by 4 people · 19 Oct 1998 - 21 Oct 1998

I have ICR2, and recently installed a Herc Thriller. I would like to know how get/setup/run the Rendition accelerated version of ICR2. Any help and details are appreciated.
Since noone has responded, let me rephrase: Do I have to buy CART racing (even though I already have Indycar Racing II) to get the Rendition-ready version, or is there a "patch" to let the original ICR2 make use of Rendition acceleration?
I am just about positive that this card does not use the Rendition chip. It will therefore NOT run this Rendition version of ICR2. I've got an Intergraph 3D100 with the Rendition chip and its great for ICR2 and Nascar2. I hear there's some newer Rendition cards out there. Regardless, the Rendition version of either game will not work with that card unless it has a Rendition chip. Cheers Joe >I have ICR2, and recently installed a Herc Thriller. I would like to know >how get/setup/run the Rendition accelerated version of ICR2. Any help and >details are appreciated.
Dave Rakocz 20 Oct 1998#429016
Gary, I received these instructions from Sierra support after I purchased my Rendition card, they worked like a charm. http://www.sierra.com/support/ 2) Uncompress the file. 3) Copy the INDYCAR.EXE file from the patch to the IndyCar Racing 2 directory replacing the existing file. 4) Finally, you must copy the file SPD3D.UC ( which is required by all Rendition games) from the directory of one of your other DOS based Rendition games (i.e. Quake) to the IndyCar Racing 2 directory. The exact SPD3D.UC file the rendition version of ICR2 uses is dated 9/10/96 although other versions should also work. 5) Switch to your IndyCar Racing 2 directory and type INDYCAR <Enter> to start the game. NOTE: This version of the game will default to the DMA version. To play this version your motherboard MUST support PCI standard version 2.1. To use the non-DMA version you must start the game with this switch: INDYCAR -grn1f They also placed this disclaimer at the end of the instructions when they sent them to me.. This version of the game is NOT supported by Sierra On-Line Technical Support or Sierra On-Line, Inc. Remember the ALAMO and the days before the 24. >Since noone has responded, let me rephrase: >Do I have to buy CART racing (even though I already have Indycar Racing II) >to get the Rendition-ready version, or is there a "patch" to let the >original ICR2 make use of Rendition acceleration?
Dave Henrie 21 Oct 1998#429289
>I am just about positive that this card does not use the Rendition chip. It >will therefore NOT run this Rendition version of ICR2. > Don't worry, the Hercules Thriller IS a Rendition card. Be advised tho, that ICR2 likes the older V1000 cards. The V2200 Hercules cards are very fast but ICR2 is somewhat incompatible. You'll need to do a couple of fixes to get the dma 3d Rendition stuff to work with the newer Rendition cards. Check out www.bjorn3d.com and go to the hints section, he's got most of the files you need. good luck have fun. dave henrie

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