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N2 to INDY

3 posts by 3 people · 08 May 1997 - 11 May 1997

theguc 08 May 1997#366084
I'm just curious to find out whether or not anyone out there has figured out a way to use INDY in N2. I have been fooling around with this and have found that i can race at indy in n2, but can't see the track. Basically, this is due to the difference in the *.3do file structure. I found that the *.trk structure can be used in N2, but none of the *.3do files. It's pretty interesting racing on indy, but not seeing it. The way that i have it set up, i am racing in the infeild at pocono. The *.lp files for the n1 brickyard work for the ai. Anyhow my basic question is whether or not anyone has figured out a way to convert the *.3do files from n1 or icr2 to N2. By the way, i know that i can race nascar at indy using n1, but i have gotten so used to the 30 fps in N2 that N1 has almost become unplayable, not to mention the difference in the "feel" of the cars... Tim
Yep, the 3DO files are very different in N2. The invidual records have altered and renumbered. There is also an underlying structure to the N2 track.3do which must be adhered to and there are all sorts of other complications. I have managed to convert icr2 to N2. To my eyes many of the tracks look better visually than in Icr2 and the road circuits are far more fun because you can get away with the odd mistake and nudge the competition out of the way!. I hope to have a free version to post soon which will convert 3 or 4 of the tracks. Dave.
Jn1414 11 May 1997#366382
Date: Fri, 9 May 1997 20:14:51 +0100 Message-ID: curious to find out whether or not anyone out there has figured >out a way to use INDY in N2. I have been fooling around with this and >have found that i can race at indy in n2, but can't see the track. >Basically, this is due to the difference in the *.3do file structure. I >found that the *.trk structure can be used in N2, but none of the *.3do >files. It's pretty interesting racing on indy, but not seeing it. The >way that i have it set up, i am racing in the infeild at pocono. The >*.lp files for the n1 brickyard work for the ai. > >Anyhow my basic question is whether or not anyone has figured out a way >to convert the *.3do files from n1 or icr2 to N2.... > >Tim > Yep, the 3DO files are very different in N2. The invidual records have altered and renumbered. There is also an underlying structure to the N2 track.3do which must be adhered to and there are all sorts of other complications. I have managed to convert icr2 to N2. To my eyes many of the tracks look better visually than in Icr2 and the road circuits are far more fun because you can get away with the odd mistake and nudge the competition out of the way!. I hope to have a free version to post soon which will convert 3 or 4 of the tracks. Dave. < That's exciting news!! I'm looking forward to some new track challenges. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- Jason Nichols Commissioner SportSim Football League http://members.aol.com/jn141414/ssfl.html -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------

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