if they were so compelled to do so; the info is out there on 2 well known
editing sites...that said I think Frank is a bit off in his beliefs...here's
why:
jobs out there that we would have to download probably 500 tracks to get 1
or 2 of the same quality Dave or GPLEA have put out so far (honestly Frank I
don't think the GP2 tracks were a 1:3 ratio for good tracks, it's probably
more like 1:25; which means a lot of searching for good tracks).
Not to mention GP2 had problems of tracks of similar configuration by
different authorse as well as different versions of the tracks made by the
same author (what would happen if they change the layout of the surfaces a
bit from 1 version to the next but don't rename it except in the readme?).
If a track editor is public in the wrong hands it would probably be more
damaging to the community than it could be positive.
Jon
> >methinks , martijn takes life (and himself) too seriously.......
> I don't think so. Cheating should be avoided at ALL costs, simply as
> that. Look what it did to Diablo, Everquest, GP2... brrrrrr...
> Andre
> >Sudesh
> >> > > I can't imagine how many cool tracks we would have if we could
simply
> >> > > use a professional 3D editor on GPL tracks. I
> >> > It could, but the ego of many track creator is too big so they can
give
> >> > their tools. They can't accept that, for the sake of the community.
If
> >> > they gave what they had, be sure that all our fantasy in GPL would
become
> >> > reality.
> >> Argh Cut that NONSENSE once and for all !!!!!!!!! Please!!!! What a
load of
> >> crap!
> >> There is ONE reason while tools arent ublicly available now: Cheating!
> >> giving those tools to everyone would mean the end of online racing as
we
> >> know it, you'd never be sure if racing would be fair. I'm VERY sure
> >> everyone would think we'd be much worse off then. And I'm sure thats
not
> >> what you mean with "our fantasy in GPL would become reality".
> >> So those ego- accusations are based on nothing. Better take your words
> >> back.
> >> Martijn