Hmmm. There seem to be healthy attendances at Donington for the
Thoroughbred & BOSS F1 series, at Combe for the various classic caloon
championships, and at the hills for the VSCC meetings.
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David. (GPLRank handicap: +39.92)
"After all, a mere thousand yards - such a harmless little knoll,
really."
(Raymond Mays on Shelsley Walsh)
According to your age-old CART feature, you would need Rendition, not D3D
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> According to your age-old CART feature, you would need Rendition, not D3D
> <vbg>
Andre
>Not very good after sales service.
>> Err... no, the GPL and N4 renderers are completely different beasts.
>> The GPL Direct3D patch came about because Grant Reeve wanted to be able
>> to run GPL on his Geforce at home.
>> --
>> Eric
>> > Now, that said, I hope you all realize that Papy did NOT give us that
>> > D3D patch as a labor of love alone -- they most likely produced the
>> D3D
>> > patch for the GPL engine because it is a required part of the NASCAR 4
>> > package that they are working on. Once they got D3D working with GPL
>> > in-house, they then released that "unofficial" add-on for GPL in order
>> > to get the D3D support exposed to a VERY broad cross-section of beta-
>> > test platforms prior to the release of N4 -- meaning US, the members
>> of
>> > the GPL community at-large. And, like the rest of you, I have no
>> > problem with that at all -- WE benefit, and Papy benefits, and
>> > ultimately, N4 will benefit as well. To that I say, thanks for
>> > including us, Papy!
