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Help: Have ICR2, need rendition version

8 posts by 6 people · 25 Sep 1997 - 03 Oct 1997

SimRaci 25 Sep 1997#378178
As mentioned elsewhere in this thread, you can use the Cyrix patch to get some of the features of the regular Rendition version, less the enhanced tracks. FWIW, Papyrus will be re-releasing ICR2 under a new title called "CART Racing", and this will have the full-optimized version of ICR2-3D. Due in October. Marc
Brian Bushe 25 Sep 1997#378179
HI, I've just finally built a new computer after about 10 months out. I tried to get an Intense 3D but they are just not available in the UK. I tried to get one from the States but they would not sell me one(!!!!) Not at the 99 usd price, not at full retail. So I tracked down a 3D blaster instaead. cheap these days too! But that doesn't come with ICR2rend (or whatever). Is there a patch, or has someone upgraded their card and want to get rid of their 3D icr? If the only difference is the .exe I have the rest of the game. Do I need new tracks? Anyway, to report on the performance of the card: SuperMicro AP5T motherboardwith 200MMX. I had a Mystique in there first and that was quick in N2 . With all details on except clouds, and road/grass texture on automatic I was getting up over 25 fps (in win95). the track texture would go off past the pits and some bits of scenery. Now with the rendition card everything is on, including clouds and it stays on. all the time. I have it set to turn off the track texture at 27 fps and it has done it once. Shame the card is slower than the mystique in GP2 though! Anyway, someone please help with the icrrend. Brian Bushe
Jspencer 25 Sep 1997#378180
There is a file in Sierra's FTP site (ftp.sierra.com)Under the pub/patches/pc/ directory called icr2rend.exe.Simply put that in your ICR2 Directory and extract it writing over your old Indycar.exe file.Only thing your gonna miss though is the 16 bit tracks.Such a shame Creative labs didnt include Indy car Rendition in thier 3D blaster.Hope that helps. Brian Kochmit -Team SAVATS
Just a quick question, is that the Cart Precision Racing from Microsoft you mentioned up there? Or something completely different? MoZ.
Quoted text (12 lines)> > As mentioned elsewhere in this thread, you can use the Cyrix > > patch to get some of the features of the regular Rendition version, > > less the enhanced tracks. FWIW, Papyrus will be re-releasing > > ICR2 under a new title called "CART Racing", and this will have > > the full-optimized version of ICR2-3D. Due in October. > > Marc > Just a quick question, is that the Cart Precision Racing from Microsoft you > mentioned up there? Or something completely different? > MoZ.
Hi MoZ... No, two different games. "CART Racing" is by Papyrus/Sierra, and is to be a 3D enhanced version of their ICR2 (Indycar Racing II) sim. The "other" future CART sim, "CART: Precision Racing" is by a different company, Microsoft, and will use totally different coding approaches, i.e., won't be "Rendition" board compatible (from what I've heard, that is). Hope this helps... Andre
Jspencer 27 Sep 1997#378333
CART Precision Racing will be accelerated through Direct 3D.Therefore it will be compatible with Rendition and others.
Quoted text (11 lines)> >No, two different games. "CART Racing" is by Papyrus/Sierra, and is to > >be a 3D enhanced version of their ICR2 (Indycar Racing II) sim. The > >"other" future CART sim, "CART: Precision Racing" is by a different > >company, Microsoft, and will use totally different coding approaches, > >i.e., won't be "Rendition" board compatible (from what I've heard, that > >is). Hope this helps... > >Andre > CART Precision Racing will be accelerated through Direct 3D.Therefore it > will be compatible with Rendition and others.
Hey, that's good news. Thanks Jspencer23. Andre
Quoted text (15 lines)> > >No, two different games. "CART Racing" is by Papyrus/Sierra, and is to > > >be a 3D enhanced version of their ICR2 (Indycar Racing II) sim. The > > >"other" future CART sim, "CART: Precision Racing" is by a different > > >company, Microsoft, and will use totally different coding approaches, > > >i.e., won't be "Rendition" board compatible (from what I've heard, that > > >is). Hope this helps... > > >Andre > > CART Precision Racing will be accelerated through Direct 3D.Therefore it > > will be compatible with Rendition and others. > Hey, that's good news. Thanks Jspencer23. > Andre
excuse me if I'm re-asking a question here but can I download a 3d patch for my existing copy of ICR2 or are they going to be scummy and make me buy a whole new version? Quentin PS I would appreciate replies being send to me ( or in addition to being posted here) as I do not get a lot of time to read this group. Thank you. -- -/\_ + -/\ \___ --==> Quentin Christensen ####//_\\___\_ + You must make your enemy your bud -\/ _/ + --==> and all will be well... -\/ http://www.ozramp.net.au/~minx/index.html

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