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getting GPL "up to date"?

4 posts by 4 people · 04 Jun 2001 19:15 UTC - 09 Jun 2001 15:08 UTC

doubleu 04 Jun 2001 19:15 UTC#180838
If you GPL veterans wouldn't scoff too much at a relative GPL newbie, I'm wondering if someone could tell me (as detailed as possible) what I would need to do after a fresh install of GPL to get it up to par? I'm talking 3rd party patches, updated cars, tracks, sounds, etc. I would greatly appreciate it.
"doubleu" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:9fgmrj$3k7$[email hidden]...
Quoted text (7 lines)> If you GPL veterans wouldn't scoff too much at a relative GPL newbie, I'm > wondering if someone could tell me (as detailed as possible) what I would > need to do after a fresh install of GPL to get it up to par? I'm talking > 3rd party patches, updated cars, tracks, sounds, etc. I would greatly > appreciate it. > >
Check out the Legends Central Beginner's guide here: http://www.legendscentral.com/gplintro.shtml That should set you along the right lines. Cheers Phil -- http://www.legendscentral.com http://www.geocities.com/f2_festival GPL Handicaps: F1 -3.70 secs, F2 +114.63 secs
doubleu at [email hidden] says... > If you GPL veterans wouldn't scoff too much at a relative GPL newbie, I'm > wondering if someone could tell me (as detailed as possible) what I would > need to do after a fresh install of GPL to get it up to par? I'm talking > 3rd party patches, updated cars, tracks, sounds, etc. I would greatly > appreciate it. Here's some links I found especially useful during my recent return to GPL racing: http://www.legendsof67.free-online.co.uk/ http://jfcarsets.cjb.net/ http://www.kotr.de/org/ The GPL fan sites are a incredible resource. You can practically build GPL2 from all the enhanced car sets, updated sounds and new tracks available! -- Douglas Bollinger Mt. Holly Springs, PA My other computer runs Linux.
Thanks for all your help guys. Performing all these updates were a breeze! Most of the updates can be done without using some sort of pak/unpak type utility, and that's nice for a change. The updated car packages from http://jfcarsets.cjb.net/ are absolutely gorgeous! "Douglas Bollinger" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > doubleu at [email hidden] says... > > > If you GPL veterans wouldn't scoff too much at a relative GPL newbie,I'm > > wondering if someone could tell me (as detailed as possible) what Iwould > > need to do after a fresh install of GPL to get it up to par? I'mtalking
Quoted text (21 lines)> > 3rd party patches, updated cars, tracks, sounds, etc. I would greatly > > appreciate it. > > Here's some links I found especially useful during my recent return > to GPL racing: > > http://www.legendsof67.free-online.co.uk/ > > http://jfcarsets.cjb.net/ > > http://www.kotr.de/org/ > > The GPL fan sites are a incredible resource. You can practically > build GPL2 from all the enhanced car sets, updated sounds and new > tracks available! > > -- > Douglas Bollinger > Mt. Holly Springs, PA > > My other computer runs Linux.

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