rec.autos.simulators

by Jo » Sat, 05 Apr 1997 04:00:00

>Is there any driving simulator out there (old or new, don't care which
>series) that has a feature or third-party tool to use custom tracks?
>If I remember right, there was a track editor available for the old 'Pole
>Position' for Atari.
>Was a pain to use, but better than nothing...
>Is there anything with this capability that's a bit more recent?
>Norbert

Interstate 76 includes a mission builder that can edit tracks and
terrain.

Joe

by **Justin Rya** » Sat, 05 Apr 1997 04:00:00

Monster Truck Madness has a track building program at
http://www.terminalvelocity.com

by **Justin Rya** » Sun, 06 Apr 1997 04:00:00

Sorry that URL is http://www.terminalreality.com

> Monster Truck Madness has a track building program at
> http://www.terminalvelocity.com

> > Is there any driving simulator out there (old or new, don't care which
> > series) that has a feature or third-party tool to use custom tracks?

> > If I remember right, there was a track editor available for the old
'Pole
> > Position' for Atari.
> > Was a pain to use, but better than nothing...

> > Is there anything with this capability that's a bit more recent?

> > Norbert

by **Charles Eva** » Sun, 06 Apr 1997 04:00:00

>Is there any driving simulator out there (old or new, don't care which
>series) that has a feature or third-party tool to use custom tracks?

>If I remember right, there was a track editor available for the old 'Pole
>Position' for Atari.
>Was a pain to use, but better than nothing...

>Is there anything with this capability that's a bit more recent?

>Norbert

Get/find/steal/borrow Stunts! by Broderbund, circa 1990. There was a
1.1 update. You could make yoru own tracks withe a cool editor, beleive me
we did.. I made over 300 tracks myself.. loops, jumps, you name it.. and
the good thing was tracks were only like 1.4k each. simple i think 50 x 50
matrix of binary numbers for the track part/mountain part. Still its
one of my favorite games/simulators of all time. Now where are my disks :)
am sure it will run fine ona Pentium pro.. it ran fine on my 286/12 and
286/40. So you need to go find it and play!! esp. loved the several bugs/
features.. where youd hit a jump wrong and get shot traight up in the
air abotu 20 miles and come back down, and the one wehred youd shoot
across the field/plains at 300 mph forever and ever till you hit the "invisible
wall" whereupon youd often get shot back up in the air. too bad you coulgnt
edit your car (proby could, just dindt know of how.

Charles Evans

by **David Gar** » Sun, 06 Apr 1997 04:00:00

> >Is there any driving simulator out there (old or new, don't care which
> >series) that has a feature or third-party tool to use custom tracks?

> >If I remember right, there was a track editor available for the old 'Pole
> >Position' for Atari.
> >Was a pain to use, but better than nothing...

> >Is there anything with this capability that's a bit more recent?

> >Norbert

The best track editor out there is hands down, Monster truck madness's
editor. The game is excellent and they have a track editor that has
almost zero learning curve to master.

-DG-

by Jo » Sun, 06 Apr 1997 04:00:00

> The best track editor out there is hands down, Monster truck madness's
>editor. The game is excellent and they have a track editor that has
>almost zero learning curve to master.

So are there any new MTM tracks available on the net then? Or did this
editor just come out?

Joe

by **Steven Becke** » Sun, 06 Apr 1997 04:00:00

> So are there any new MTM tracks available on the net then? Or did this
> editor just come out?

> Joe

There are three add on tracks at Microsoft's web site. Free too. I
haven't tried them yet, but I'm sure they're high quality. Drive fast,
take risks....
--
D? ?

by **Alka Digh** » Thu, 10 Apr 1997 04:00:00

The Need for Speed from Electronic Arts has a track editor, you can get it
from many sites you'll find by looking up"Need for Speed" in any search
engine.

Vikram Dighe

>SODA will have one, and MTM has a downloadablre track editor.

>> >Is there any driving simulator out there (old or new, don't care which
>> >series) that has a feature or third-party tool to use custom tracks?

>> >If I remember right, there was a track editor available for the old
>'Pole
>> >Position' for Atari.
>> >Was a pain to use, but better than nothing...

>> >Is there anything with this capability that's a bit more recent?

>> >Norbert

>> Interstate 76 includes a mission builder that can edit tracks and
>> terrain.

>> Joe

by **Kai Fulle** » Fri, 11 Apr 1997 04:00:00

SODA will have one, and MTM has a downloadablre track editor.

> >Is there any driving simulator out there (old or new, don't care which
> >series) that has a feature or third-party tool to use custom tracks?

> >If I remember right, there was a track editor available for the old
'Pole
> >Position' for Atari.
> >Was a pain to use, but better than nothing...

> >Is there anything with this capability that's a bit more recent?

> >Norbert

> Interstate 76 includes a mission builder that can edit tracks and
> terrain.

> Joe

by **Me!** » Fri, 11 Apr 1997 04:00:00

MTM!!!

by **Mikel753** » Sun, 13 Apr 1997 04:00:00

need for speed supports custom tracks
you can get the editor at www.theuspits.com

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