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NASCAR RACING- Important questions before buying

2 posts by 2 people · 03 Jul 1996 - 03 Jul 1996

Gordon Vost 03 Jul 1996#324474
I've been thinking about buying nascar racing, but before I do I'd like to ask some questions. If your going to reply, please e-mail me to, because I barely ever visit here. 1. I've been able to play the demo on 486-66 with car detail and grandstand texture on and still have a smooth frame rate, but my question is can I still have this frame rate with eight detailed cars in front of me? 2. What is the minumum installation of the cd-rom vesion? 3. If I use the minumum installation, does the game have to load in the middle of the race, slowing down the action? 4. Does it come with a paintkit shop thing where I can take .pcx files and put them in the game? 5. Could I do Something like this- Download the '96 Winston Cup cars and a fiction dr.pepper .pcx paint scheme. Could I, using the paintkit or whatever, race against the '96 cars with my Dr.Pepper car? Thanks, B.J.
Eric Busch 03 Jul 1996#324475
> 1. I've been able to play the demo on 486-66 with car detail and > grandstand texture on and still have a smooth frame rate, but my question > is can I still have this frame rate with eight detailed cars in front of > me? I never played the demo so I really don't know what it involved. In the demo were you alone on the track? Also what track was it? I know Talladega gives me much higher framerates than does Bristol. I think it is about 6 megs. I just installed the whole thing to my hard drive, that way I don't have to worry about keeping up with the CD. All the track and car information is loaded once a track is chosen from the menu. There is little if any hard disk activity during a race. Yes, but it is not as easy as it could be to do so. Each of the 40 cars (pacecar, player's car, and 38 opponents) is assigned a filename. The player's car is nasc94.pcx for example. You must take your pcx file, and rename it to match the slot in the carset you want to import it to. Once the filename is right, it is an easy matter of importing it via the paintkit. You best bet for actually creating cars from scratch is in another application (I personally use PaintShop Pro) as the paintkit is kind of lacking. Yes. You can insert individual pcx files into any carset, or draw a completely new car once in the paintkit. The carsets are fully editable. -- Emory University Graduate School of Arts & Sciences Nascar Setups Page: http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~ebusch/ Hawaii Network UserName: Buschwick

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