rec.autos.simulators

> Otherwise you are correct.  MGI developed NH and Viper Racing, both
> very good simulators.

> Viper Racing was really astonishing for it's time, and still is in
> ways.
> -Larry

>>   Nascar Heat was coded by Monster Games Inc.(MGI).  Nascar Sim
>> Racing comes from ISI via Tiburion.  Both MGI and Tiburion have
>> hired ex Papyrus employees.
>>   NH's code base is Viper Racing.  NSR's comes from SCGT via the ISI
>> F1 titles.
>>  I don't have NSR,  I haven't poked around inside their text files,
>> but the fact there were text files says it's ISI and not MGI.
>>  I'd be interested if anyone could dig up the text Larry was
>> referring to, not that I'm challenging him, but my curiosity has
>> been picqued.<sp?> dave henrie

>> It was a plr file, and it was the same exact file used in NASCAR
>> Thunder 2004..line for line. A file, IIRC, that had the suspension
>> properties for the game.

>  Ok, WHOMever started the Heat pedigree, they crossed it up with
> Thunder which was an ISIbased title  F1c>Thunder>NSR.  Heat was not
> part of the equation.
> plr files are ISI.  ispso facto we are no longer confused.

> lol

> dave henrie

>>> It was a plr file, and it was the same exact file used in NASCAR
>>> Thunder 2004..line for line. A file, IIRC, that had the suspension
>>> properties for the game.

>>  Ok, WHOMever started the Heat pedigree, they crossed it up with
>> Thunder which was an ISIbased title  F1c>Thunder>NSR.  Heat was not
>> part of the equation.
>> plr files are ISI.  ispso facto we are no longer confused.

>> lol

>> dave henrie