"Tim McArthur" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> http://www.simcyberworld.com/html/tep/index.htm<snip>
Tim, this is the coolest! It really changes the whole track for the better.
Thanks!
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http://www.simcyberworld.com/html/tep/index.htm
- Inner-Loop walls pushed back to allow the player
to "straight-line" the inner-loop
- Curbing added to numerous locations on the track
- Existing Papyrus curbing now has a 1' flat top in
addition to the angled surface of the curb.
- Caution lights removed and replaced with flaggers
- Careful attention was taken to place all objects
back in thier exact-original locations. Basically,
your braking marks should not be any different.
I think I remember you or someone mentioning that the fix will work for
N3 but might need something special for GPL? Out side of the current
converter? Or will it convert?
Tim McArthur wrote in message <39dcad4b.32198246@news>...
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>http://www.simcyberworld.com/html/tep/index.htm > > - Inner-Loop walls pushed back to allow the player > to "straight-line" the inner-loop > - Curbing added to numerous locations on the track > - Existing Papyrus curbing now has a 1' flat top in > addition to the angled surface of the curb. > - Caution lights removed and replaced with flaggers > - Careful attention was taken to place all objects > back in thier exact-original locations. Basically, > your braking marks should not be any different. >You know what... I havent tried converting it. The TRK is different
then the original Papy-Glen so it may or may not convert correctly.
The 3do is slightly different, but not by all that much
On Thu, 05 Oct 2000 17:20:02 GMT, "Mike Barlow"
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> I think I remember you or someone mentioning that the fix will work for >N3 but might need something special for GPL? Out side of the current >converter? Or will it convert? > >Tim McArthur wrote in message <39dcad4b.32198246@news>... >>http://www.simcyberworld.com/html/tep/index.htm >> >> - Inner-Loop walls pushed back to allow the player >> to "straight-line" the inner-loop >> - Curbing added to numerous locations on the track >> - Existing Papyrus curbing now has a 1' flat top in >> addition to the angled surface of the curb. >> - Caution lights removed and replaced with flaggers >> - Careful attention was taken to place all objects >> back in thier exact-original locations. Basically, >> your braking marks should not be any different. >> > > just ran a few laps, another great job Tim. what about das boot?
dave henrie
"Tim McArthur" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> You know what... I havent tried converting it. The TRK is different > then the original Papy-Glen so it may or may not convert correctly. > The 3do is slightly different, but not by all that much > > On Thu, 05 Oct 2000 17:20:02 GMT, "Mike Barlow" > <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > I think I remember you or someone mentioning that the fix will workQuoted text (19 lines)
> >N3 but might need something special for GPL? Out side of the current > >converter? Or will it convert? > > > >Tim McArthur wrote in message <39dcad4b.32198246@news>... > >>http://www.simcyberworld.com/html/tep/index.htm > >> > >> - Inner-Loop walls pushed back to allow the player > >> to "straight-line" the inner-loop > >> - Curbing added to numerous locations on the track > >> - Existing Papyrus curbing now has a 1' flat top in > >> addition to the angled surface of the curb. > >> - Caution lights removed and replaced with flaggers > >> - Careful attention was taken to place all objects > >> back in thier exact-original locations. Basically, > >> your braking marks should not be any different. > >> > > > > >A "boot" version of the Glen is in my mind, but I do have a long list
of other projects currently in the works. I really need to finish
these off before starting on any others.
On Thu, 05 Oct 2000 23:50:49 GMT, "Dave Henrie" <[email hidden]>
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