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Matrox version of Nascar

5 posts by 5 people · 06 May 1996 - 14 May 1996

nobody 06 May 1996#317946
I am using the Matrox version of Nascar version 1.21 and I am having a bit of a problem. When I load any of the carsets that are floating around the internet I seem to have problems in loading the garage. If I use the carset that came with nascar I have no problems. I can use the carset for the race, but the garage won't load. I am able to import my car in the paintkit and still use the garage, providing it is imported into the original carset. I know the carsets are not corrupt as I have loaded them fine in the normal non matrox version of nascar 1.2. Has anyone else experienced similar problems? If so how did you solve it? Thanks in advance.... Craig.
: When I load any of the carsets that are floating around the internet I seem to : have problems in loading the garage. If I use the carset that came with : nascar I have no problems. I can use the carset for the race, but the garage : won't load. : I am able to import my car in the paintkit and still use the garage, providing : it is imported into the original carset. You are experiencing US vs. the Rest of the World conflicts. In North America 2 or 3 of the cars had different file names within the cars.dat file and the NASCAR program. I believe the Pits web site has a patch program to fix this problem. I am also including a quick and dirty fix. To use carsets, which were created with the US Version of Nascar, with the *** version you must do the following: either make your *** version a US version by changing all occurences of the ASCII sequence beng13 to kell_5 in the two files OBJS.DAT and your CARS94.DAT or make the US carset a *** carset by changing all occurences of the ASCII sequence kell_5 to beng13 in that new <carset>.DAT file. -- **************************** Michael E. Carver ************************* Upside out, or inside down...False alarm the only game in town. =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=<[ /./. [- < ]>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
Sorry I can not help you... but tell me what is the Matrox version of Nascar compare to the normal one I have never heard of it Nigel of Lakewood Racing
Mark McCuen 09 May 1996#318268
> Sorry I can not help you... but tell me what is the Matrox > version of Nascar compare to the normal one I have never heard > of it This is a version of Nascar Racing that Matrox packages with the card. papyrus has coded it up to take advantage of the 3d enhancements provided by the Matrox card. It doesn't look any prettier, but it is MUCH smoother, especially in the replays. the version is 1.21-MX1 so it does carry the 1.21 upgrade. Hope that helps... markmc
> Sorry I can not help you... but tell me what is the Matrox > version of Nascar compare to the normal one I have never heard > of it > Nigel of Lakewood Racing The Matrox version of Nascar has been optimised to support the Matrox Millenium video card and is bundled on a CD which comes with the card. I have a Pentium 166Mhz and I find that I can run with more detail in Nascar than I can with Indycar 2 so I guess it does improve the frame rate. Richard

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