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>Ok, *that's* why I didn't remember downloading...  Aol automatically blocks
>large binaries.  That's a good thing, but now I have to go through all the
>steps to find it again...:)

>Eldred
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>Never argue with an idiot.  He brings you down to his level, then beats you
>with experience...
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> The behaviour of the AI in this Talledega file is reminiscent of the AI
when
> the very first beta of GPL was "made available".  The AI (and the player's
> car) had the ability rocket into space like a flaming 4-wheeled space
> shuttle.  Sometimes they would sit, hundreds of feet above the ground,
> rotating on their longitudinal axis.  It was quite amazing to see and,
even
> after the game was released, I held onto the beta version simply to be
able
> to entertained by the bizarre behaviour of the AI.

>My provider blocks binarie files also, is there any way I still can
>get these binarie files?

>Andre

> I posted the aI for Taledega and Michigan to this newsgroup.
> 18th Jan for Taly earlier for Michigan

> Some nice blokes sendt me the Talladega files yesterday (I got them now
> folks!:)

> These new lp-files actually does'nt do a thing at all.
> The number of records in the file is about 1/3 of what it should be, so
GPL
> ignores them alltogether. and use a "default" line..  all the car will
just
> follow the centerline of the trk file.

> The only thing that make these Ai's go any faster than the 40 or 80mph
> default speed it the "rels" in the track.ini file...

> Try for yourselfs... copy the *all* lp-files from the Ring or something
into
> the 'Dega directory and you notice that nothing changes..

> In otherwords... these files do zip.

> --
> All the best,
> Ed Solheim
> The Paddock - a legendary site....
> ** Proud member of the GPLEA **

> > I posted the aI for Taledega and Michigan to this newsgroup.
> > 18th Jan for Taly earlier for Michigan