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2 posts by 2 people · 29 Sep 2001 03:51 UTC - 29 Sep 2001 06:59 UTC

bb 29 Sep 2001 03:51 UTC#160593
can anyone explain to me??? in the .ini file i have 60 tracks. everything is fine. i have a new track i want to drive. however, rather than just add the new one, there is one that i dont like or plan on ever running. so i replace one with the other...all the titles are correct, adn the event number is replaced... but when i go to drive it, not only is the new one NOT there, but ALL the originals are missing!! if i put the 1st one back in the proper order, all is well again. is this info or order sstored somewhere else? thanks for any clues- Bo Bruce
The simplest and safest way to swap tracks is using for example Track Manager by Ray Geering. You can find the link in the Utilities section if you go to http://gplpp.com And no, the only important information concerning this matter is stored in 67season.ini (and gp.ini for championship mode). Without seing your 67season.ini file(s) and a track directory listing it is hard to give any better advice. Stefan bb wrote:
Quoted text (21 lines)> > can anyone explain to me??? > > in the .ini file i have 60 tracks. > everything is fine. > > i have a new track i want to drive. however, rather than just add the > new one, there is one that i dont like or plan on ever running. > > so i replace one with the other...all the titles are correct, adn the > event number is replaced... > > but when i go to drive it, not only is the new one NOT there, but ALL > the originals are missing!! > > if i put the 1st one back in the proper order, all is well again. is > this info or order sstored somewhere else? > > thanks for any clues- > > Bo Bruce

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