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GP2, Linked with 1997 Carsets

4 posts by 4 people · 24 Nov 1997 - 26 Nov 1997

I'm just about to network my two PC's and play GP2 linked. I seem to remember reading somewhere that this will only work if the original carset is in place. I want to use a 1997 car set, will I have problems? Lyndon J Allen
Craig March 24 Nov 1997#383928
Quoted text (8 lines)>I'm just about to network my two PC's and play GP2 linked. >I seem to remember reading somewhere that this will only work if the >original carset is in place. >I want to use a 1997 car set, will I have problems? >Lyndon J Allen
I've linked my two computers several times and use the 1997 carset. Works great. I think I heard that maybe both computers should have identical carsets, though. But that may not matter. It seems that the host computer dictates what the connecting machine uses, therefore, all names and performance info is transferred to the connecting machine. I'm just guessing, here though!!! But, I have connected two machines with the '97 carset. So that answers your question! Craig Marcho http://www.cmpu.net/public/marcho/
P Gagg 26 Nov 1997#384230
You need to ensure that any patches, carsets, editors, etc, are installed on *both* pc's, otherwise it will not work. You may even need to load the patches, etc in the *same* order on both pc's? Good luck. * Peter * 8-) Please remove asterix from address to email.
A friend and myself linked up OK using the early '97 carset. I had heard that some later carsets cause problems, but I assume that was because other things like hp and grip had been altered. In theory, if you both use identicaly modified carsets then there should be no sync problems. Just ensure you use exactly the same one. -- To reply, remove nosmeg from e-mail address.

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