:-) I am on the floor.HAHAHAHA
Like it or loath it, there's a lot of people with a copy of GP3 out there -
and from what we've heard - JAM files are still being used for
textures...so - can we be expecting gp3jam.exe in the next few days...
Thus - followed by a Year 2000 paint-set by the end of the weekend.
GP3edit.exe by Mid August?
GP3 track editing for November?
And a complete Year 2000 overhaul by the end of the year.
Or am I asking too much?
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 00:42:36 GMT, "Simon Brown"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>There is already a utility on the way that lets you increase the maximum
>frame rate, it works too. It should be released by the time the game is.
>What is the advantage to having a faster frame rate? I am not all
that familiar with tweaking sims?
**ElfKing**
T'was in a kingdom long ago and far away......
There is already a utility on the way that lets you increase the maximum
frame rate, it works too. It should be released by the time the game is.
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 01:20:15 GMT, "Simon Brown"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>It will move smoother :)
>Most games have more or less no limit on frame rate. GPL is limited to
>about 37, which isn't a problem, but the 25 fps GP3 is limited means it just
>doesn't look smooth enough.
>Makes sense. Thanks.
Cheers
**ElfKing**
T'was in a kingdom long ago and far away......
It will move smoother :)
Most games have more or less no limit on frame rate. GPL is limited to
about 37, which isn't a problem, but the 25 fps GP3 is limited means it just
doesn't look smooth enough.
:-) I am on the floor.HAHAHAHA
On Tue, 25 Jul 2000 00:45:16 +0100, "Douglas Ellison"
<[email hidden]> wrote:
>Like it or loath it, there's a lot of people with a copy of GP3 out there -
>and from what we've heard - JAM files are still being used for
>textures...so - can we be expecting gp3jam.exe in the next few days...
>
>Thus - followed by a Year 2000 paint-set by the end of the weekend.
Well, JAMs seem to be fairly easy with some small adaptations to the
existing editor.
>GP3edit.exe by Mid August?
No comment. But I think the chance of a first basic version (with
basic functionality) around that time is high.
GP2Edit also needed time to "grow".
>GP3 track editing for November?
HMmm... Last time I heard the CC-line was a totally different beast
this time. So totally new, PLAYABLE, tracks could take a while. Minor
changes to original tracks won't take more than a week, probably!
>And a complete Year 2000 overhaul by the end of the year.
>
>Or am I asking too much?
A little bit too early, but graphics updates looks very promising
already.
JoH
Douglas Ellison <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Like it or loath it, there's a lot of people with a copy of GP3 outthere -
Steve Young Steve Young..........Everone, come on now, All together:-)
