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GP3 and GPxPatch

3 posts by 3 people · 04 Jul 2001 20:25 UTC - 06 Jul 2001 08:50 UTC

Iain Mackenzie 04 Jul 2001 20:25 UTC#175385
I know I've come to try out GPxPatch after everyone else, but with it and the 2001 season update, I've had a chance to re-evaluate GP3 and frankly it seems like a new experience! So many of my gripes have been answered: -positional 3D audio -can now hear other cars -sounds can be allocated to events -'official' type graphics show relative position at the split time positions -can now see the relative positions of all other cars -track order editing -split times now relate to the pole sitter -all the messy 'sky messages' have been replaced ..... and many others. Funnily enough, for some reason even the graphics look pretty good now @1280x1024 on my Geforce 2 Ultra. It seems to look so much better than my old Voodoo5. Still the same old clunky interface, but with good force feedback and excellent physics, I'm really enjoying it! More GP2.75 than GP2.5 now I would say! What are they going to put in the up and coming update? Iain
Quoted text (7 lines)> Still the same old clunky interface, but with good force feedback and > excellent physics, I'm really enjoying it! More GP2.75 than GP2.5 now I > would say! > What are they going to put in the up and coming update? > Iain > >
The times here lately that I've mentioned GP3 as the most satisfying of the major modern-era contenders, it was AFTER I installed the GPx patch--not before. I'm not looking for a lot in the update, if indeed it ever comes, because I think the GP3 engine has been pushed just about as far as it can be pushed. Quite frankly, I can't imagine the update doing more than GPx has already done. Of course, there's always the hope I'm wrong! :-) Jerry Morelock
Completely agree.. GPx completely changed GP3 into something very enjoyable. James "chainbreaker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:rCP07.1774$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (10 lines)> > > Still the same old clunky interface, but with good force feedback and > > excellent physics, I'm really enjoying it! More GP2.75 than GP2.5 now I > > would say! > > What are they going to put in the up and coming update? > > Iain > > > > > > The times here lately that I've mentioned GP3 as the most satisfying of
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Quoted text (9 lines)> major modern-era contenders, it was AFTER I installed the GPx patch--not > before. I'm not looking for a lot in the update, if indeed it ever comes, > because I think the GP3 engine has been pushed just about as far as it can > be pushed. Quite frankly, I can't imagine the update doing more than GPx > has already done. Of course, there's always the hope I'm wrong! :-) > > Jerry Morelock > >

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