How do I make a new GPL track? Can someone point me to an editor program
and maybe a tutorial?
Thanks!
Fred
go to http://home.online.no/~bi-knu/editing/
Jim
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> How do I make a new GPL track? Can someone point me to an editor program > and maybe a tutorial? > > Thanks! > > Fred >biker_jim_uk ([email hidden]) wrote on 14 Apr 2002:
> go to http://home.online.no/~bi-knu/editing/
Seconded. But before you start tearing your hair out, the page about
altitudes:
http://home.online.no/~bi-knu/editing/alts.htm
has a *MAJOR* error in it. In section 2.8, it says that the format you
need to use in the Excel spreadsheet is CSV. This is *WRONG*! It should
be a DOS .TXT file - CSV files will *not* work properly!
The other essential bookmark (IMO anyway - there are other forums, but
this has helped me most) is the GPL Track Editing forum at
racesimcentral.com:
http://forum.racesimcentral.com/forumdisplay.php?s=fd499d50cb38bf336723
dbecc90f033f&forumid=19
(You'll need to register, but it's free and you don't get spammed.)
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PMFJI, but can someone explain what the purpose of a ".3do" file is for
GPL?
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That's what you think <evil grin>
Phil
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A .3do file is a 3 Dimensional object (3do).... it can be a box, a house,
a car, a plane or a race-track. Put simply... 99.99% of all games there is
today got some sort of 3-d objects in them - they are "required" to give an
accutrate representation of a 3 dimensional world.
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> PMFJI, but can someone explain what the purpose of a ".3do" file is for
> GPL?
>
Phil Lee ([email hidden]) wrote on 15 Apr 2002:
> "David Buttery" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>> (You'll need to register, but it's free and you don't get spammed.)
>>
>
> That's what you think <evil grin>
Depends on your definition of spam... ;-)
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