Brandon,
As for adding cars, that's easy. Simply extract the files via a zip
utility (such as Winzip) to the PATCH subdirectory of the SCGT
directory...
As for tracks, if disk space isn't too big a deal for you, go to
Simracing.com and download the BANSCENE utility (find it at
Simracing.com's SCGT 3rd-party patches section). By doing this, all you
do is basically drop the track's AIW and SCN files into the DAT
subdirectory, the MAS files into the MAS subdirectory, and if the track
came with a selection screen BMP, it goes into the PATCH subdirectory...
If you wish to use the track loadign screens, you'll need a MAS
insertion program (I recommend MASpuce; I think Simracing.com has it,
too. If not, go to The Pits (www.theuspits.com) SCGT section and get
it). Just follow the instructions given with the track loading screen
ZIP. It shouldn't take five minutes to do it...
SCGT's a greta sim, so good luck!
Sundown
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Hey guys,
I've just recently purchased SCGT, love it!!! Could someone point me
in the direction of a good tutorial on properly adding cars and tracks
to the sim? Thanks alot!
Brandon Reed
Reed Racing & Engineering
Team Tabasco
"Put a Dodge in your Garage"
www.speedsims.com is another good site. they've got a few links so that
should keep you busy for a while
--
the friendly pysco
I know it's spelled wrong but, I'm not a psycho ; )
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> Hey guys,
>
> I've just recently purchased SCGT, love it!!! Could someone point me
> in the direction of a good tutorial on properly adding cars and tracks
> to the sim? Thanks alot!
>
> Brandon Reed
> Reed Racing & Engineering
> Team Tabasco
> "Put a Dodge in your Garage"
