Hi, Why is the german track in GP3 so little like
the actual track? On TV, almost the whole track
is in the shadow of the trees, but in GP3, there's
only a small portion of the track that is covered
by the tree-shadows. Am I imagining stuff?
Dennis.
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> Hi, Why is the german track in GP3 so little like
> the actual track? On TV, almost the whole track
> is in the shadow of the trees, but in GP3, there's
> only a small portion of the track that is covered
> by the tree-shadows. Am I imagining stuff?
Maybe in '98 it didn't have allot of shadows? Or
the practice session you are playing is set at 12
noon so there wouldn't be many shadows. F1
2000 has massive shadows on this track though.
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> Hi, Why is the german track in GP3 so little like
> the actual track? On TV, almost the whole track
> is in the shadow of the trees, but in GP3, there's
> only a small portion of the track that is covered
> by the tree-shadows. Am I imagining stuff?
The Schumi hot lap that I have here has only 2 small sections of track
that has a few trees who's shadow hits the track.
However, there are quite a few dark pieces of track that could look like
shadowed trees covering the whole track, if further down, you didn't
notice the even darker track due to the trees on the right.
Cheers,
Rod.
