> ok, I think I've read up here of problems adding the short tracks to
> 39 cars... I did that at Martinsville, only to find the back stretch
> pits were bumper to bumper, literally!
> Does anyone have a good max number per track to use, or even a fix for
> the .txt files that allows a full field of cars at all the tracks,
> without the spacing problems in the pits?
> thanks!
The readme.txt file that came with the game explains what you have to
do. I cut and pasted it here for you. :) Hope this helps!!
You must change the number of pit stalls allowed at the track. This is
done by changing the 8th number on the PIT line in the track.txt file.
This
number MUST BE THE SAME NUMBER AS THE CARS NUMBER. If it is not, bad
evil
things will happen.
Example: Also change the number of pit stalls by changing the 36 to a
39.
PIT 90077 43657519 5454190 44170392 3885105 315803 20550039 36
44224390 ...
||
39
If the track has two pit lanes, make sure that the 8th number on the
PIT line and the 8th number on the PIT2 line add up to the number on the
CARS
line. So, at Bristol with 36 cars, the 8th number on the PIT line would
be
18, and the 8th number on the PIT2 line would be 18. In the case of an
odd
number of cars, the "extra" car should be included on the front pits, so
the
8th number on PIT will be higher than on PIT2.
NOTE: You are limited to a max of 39 drivers (including yourself) in a
race.
FIELD SIZES BY TRACK
The first number is the real life field size. The second number is the
default NASCAR Racing 2 size. The third number is the max field size
you can
use in the game if you are comfortable using the wheelspin feature to
exit
your pit stall.
Atlanta
42 35 39
Bristol
36 31 36
C***te
42 31 39
Darlington
42 39 39
Dover
42 28 39
Loudon
41 33 39
Martinsville
36 25 36
Michigan
42 39 39
N.Wilkesboro
36 36 36
Phoenix
44 30 39
Pocono
42 39 39
Richmond
38 25 38
Rockingham
40 39 39
Sears Point
43 21 39
Talladega
42 36 39
Watkins Glen
40 27 39
Lyman,
http://www.racesimcentral.net/~lymanv/tnms/tnms.htm