Despite downloading latest cars and installing them using GPLAIM I never
seem to get the 3d wheels that are shown in the screenshots. Does anyone
know why im having this problem. I have a voodoo 5 and am using D3D if thats
any help.
Thanks
Kev Barnes
"Kevin Barnes" wrote...
> Despite downloading latest cars and installing them using
> GPLAIM I never seem to get the 3d wheels that are shown
> in the screenshots. Does anyone know why im having this
> problem. I have a voodoo 5 and am using D3D if thats
> any help.
Check your cars67 folder, there might be a batchfile you can use to set up
the wheels instead. Needs "choice.com" in the same directory if you're using
Win2000 or XP.
HTH,
Jan.
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In article <4Om_8.5465$[email hidden]>,
"Kevin Barnes" <[email hidden]> writes:
> I have a voodoo 5 and am using D3D if thats any help.
Why would you do this? Is there some advantage to D3D?
Don McCorkle
With 3DFX I always get could not load track which i was told was something
to do with hi res Dashes!. For some reason i also seem to get better Fps
with D3D for some reason. With regards to my original problem i have now
solved it. The reason was i had bevelled tyres turned off in graphic options
which ultimately meant i didnt get 3d wheels
Kev Barnes
"Woodie 83" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> In article <4Om_8.5465$[email hidden]>, > "Kevin Barnes" <[email hidden]> writes: > > > I have a voodoo 5 and am using D3D if thats any help. > > Why would you do this? Is there some advantage to D3D? > > > Don McCorkle >In article <hKT_8.3931$[email hidden]>,
"Kevin Barnes" <[email hidden]> writes:
>With 3DFX I always get could not load track which i was told was something
>to do with hi res Dashes!. For some reason i also seem to get better Fps
>with D3D for some reason. With regards to my original problem i have now
>solved it. The reason was i had bevelled tyres turned off in graphic options
>which ultimately meant i didnt get 3d wheels
>
Guess I got lucky, or you're running higher-res than I.
Don McCorkle
