Enjoy!
www.simmods.com
Ian Bell
Enjoy!
www.simmods.com
Ian Bell
http://www.bhmotorsports.com/download/1377
Thx, Blackhole!
> > Also a track pack for the stock F1-2002 tracks.
> > Enjoy!
> > www.simmods.com
> > Ian Bell
> http://www.bhmotorsports.com/download/1377
> Thx, Blackhole!
> > Tried to d/l; sez "ACCESS FORBIDDEN," like I'm an alien or sumpin'.
> > > Also a track pack for the stock F1-2002 tracks.
> > > Enjoy!
> > > www.simmods.com
> > > Ian Bell
> > Getting it (very, very s-l-o-w-l-y) here:
> > http://www.bhmotorsports.com/download/1377
> > Thx, Blackhole!
> > > Tried to d/l; sez "ACCESS FORBIDDEN," like I'm an alien or sumpin'.
> > > > Also a track pack for the stock F1-2002 tracks.
> > > > Enjoy!
> > > > www.simmods.com
> > > > Ian Bell
Ian, is there anywhere on the simbin forums that might point me in the
right direction for knowing which files should be in the ISI track
directories before I install the updates? I'm using the SLN updates
currently and need to prune all of the unnecessary files in order to
use the new .mas files.
Jason
And I should take back my desultory comments abt. GPL's Assen. Carsten
Meurer's rendition is phenomenally well done, with some really nice touches
(both positive and *reverse* cambers on some corners - something rarely seen
before), and the track is commendably long (only 15 turns in 4.77 miles, so
it's the polar opposite of Mikki Maus), but the track is a little too
geometrical for my taste, with constant radii turns and few interesting
bumps or other anomalies. It looks like it would be perfect for Big Bikes.
Or--just maybe--GT cars.
Oh yeah, and BTW, there's another patch out for those of you Yanks who
wasted a coupla Dead Presidents on T.I.R.:
http://www.3dgamers.com/dl/games/totalimmracing/tirpatch_us.zip.html
(The latest Euro patch was issued abt. a week ago.)
> > There are 6 mirrors Steve...
HTH
--
- JKo -
> >Actually, the Assen d/l went smoothly; it's the updated textures pack
that's
> >driving me nuts. Just 2 URLs (and only one is listed): the first was
> >dreadfully slow and offered none but the oddball .rar file format. The
> >yielded a thruput of 241 *bytes* (not Kb) per sec. I'll try again
later -
> >the results definitely look worth the effort.
> I d/l'ed the texture pack yesterday (with a modem!) and also got
> something between 0.9 - 1.5Kb/s at first. Then I fired up GetRight and
> gave it some good'ol "download in 3 segments", and that brought the
> total speed up to ~3.5Kb/s. With a faster connection you could
> probably divide it in more segments and thus get higher speed. For
> some reason the max speed per connection (segment) on that site seems
> to be 1.5Kb/s... :/
> HTH
> --
> - JKo -
Bill Berry
the tracks are still the same tracks. What do you loose? Money? nope,
time? YUP! I don't think they tracks will be magically transformed, but
they do look better. if you are on dialup, use a dload manager, set it to
grab the stuff when you go to bed and let it run all night.
dave henrie