How does one make their own tracks?
If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot
of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at
http://www.racesimcentral.net/***world.com for example.
-Matt S. (who is not a track editor)
> >How does one make their own tracks?
> From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new"
> tracks out there are based on existing tracks.
> If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot
> of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at
> http://www.racesimcentral.net/***world.com for example.
> -Matt S. (who is not a track editor)
> >How does one make their own tracks?
> From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new"
> tracks out there are based on existing tracks.
There is also file format information at Sim***world's BB&B section for
many, if not all, of the files you will find in the ICR2 dat.
Jon V (who is...)
>> >How does one make their own tracks?
>> From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new"
>> tracks out there are based on existing tracks.
>Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring,
>and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks...
-Matt S.
> >> >How does one make their own tracks?
> >> From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new"
> >> tracks out there are based on existing tracks.
> >Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring,
> >and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks...
> This is fine, but I'm one of the odd old dinosaurs that is really only
> interested in ICR2 (for now). Am I wrong to say there is no way to
> convert N3/NL/GPL tracks to ICR2? Perhaps I am wrong, and will be
> glad to be instructed otherwise.
> -Matt S.
Jon
> > > If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot
> > > of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at
> > > http://www.racesimcentral.net/***world.com for example.
> > There is also file format information at Sim***world's BB&B section
for
> > many, if not all, of the files you will find in the ICR2 dat.
> > > -Matt S. (who is not a track editor)
> > Jon V (who is...)
> > >How does one make their own tracks?
> > From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new"
> > tracks out there are based on existing tracks.
> Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring,
> and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks...
> > If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot
> > of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at
> > http://www.racesimcentral.net/***world.com for example.
> There is also file format information at Sim***world's BB&B section for
> many, if not all, of the files you will find in the ICR2 dat.
> > -Matt S. (who is not a track editor)
> Jon V (who is...)
> > >> >How does one make their own tracks?
> > >> From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new"
> > >> tracks out there are based on existing tracks.
> > >Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring,
> > >and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks...
> > This is fine, but I'm one of the odd old dinosaurs that is really only
> > interested in ICR2 (for now). Am I wrong to say there is no way to
> > convert N3/NL/GPL tracks to ICR2? Perhaps I am wrong, and will be
> > glad to be instructed otherwise.
> > -Matt S.
I'm pretty sure the tracks can at least be access from the following
which was the site Matthew listed above
http://www.racesimcentral.net/***world.com
> URL please.
> > > >How does one make their own tracks?
> > > From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new"
> > > tracks out there are based on existing tracks.
> > Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring,
> > and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks...
> > > If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot
> > > of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at
> > > http://www.racesimcentral.net/***world.com for example.
> > There is also file format information at Sim***world's BB&B section for
> > many, if not all, of the files you will find in the ICR2 dat.
> > > -Matt S. (who is not a track editor)
> > Jon V (who is...)
Look in the Archives
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don
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