Hi there. I have used SCGT for a long time. I'm using maspuse for the first time (thanks to tagforce
for making it, and the US pits development team helping me understand it) now a few questions-
How do make the add ons work in career mode?
In Rolex 24 (Daytona) on the backstretch I (along with everyone else) get black flagged , is there
a upgrade that fixes that?
Rolex 24 track is being re-worked....probably best to wait on that.
Speedsims.com may have a more active scgt forum. To get tracks working in
career mode you have to edit the matrix.mc file. Which means you have to
first unzip it...(yes it's a zip file really.) and then use a text editor
that can handle large files...notepad will often overflow and not operate.
Then just follow whats already there...goodluck.
dave henrie
"Dan Drumm" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Hi there. I have used SCGT for a long time. I'm using maspuse for thefirst time (thanks to tagforce
> for making it, and the US pits development team helping me understand it)now a few questions-
> How do make the add ons work in career mode?
> In Rolex 24 (Daytona) on the backstretch I (along with everyone else) getblack flagged , is there
> a upgrade that fixes that?
Thanks so much!
On Tue, 19 Feb 2002 00:19:36 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]> wrote:
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> Rolex 24 track is being re-worked....probably best to wait on that. >Speedsims.com may have a more active scgt forum. To get tracks working in >career mode you have to edit the matrix.mc file. Which means you have to >first unzip it...(yes it's a zip file really.) and then use a text editor >that can handle large files...notepad will often overflow and not operate. > >Then just follow whats already there...goodluck. >dave henriejust saw that the updated Roles tracj is projected for "April'ish" at
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