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GP2 Track Questions....

2 posts by 2 people · 11 May 1998 - 11 May 1998

I've downloaded a few of the tracks, but I am not exactly sure how to get them to work. I've used the "no cd" utility to get the "circuit" directory, and I have put the files in the directory but I am not sure how to get the tracks to work. I assume I have to use Streckman's editor but I can't seem to figure it out. Also, am I limited to only 16 tracks or can I have more for a championship season. Any help would be greatly appreciated.... Dave
Dave, I'm definitely not a GP2 expert, but I believe you can do this: Go to Circuits directory, Pick a circuit like Portugal which is F1CT13.dat and back it up by renaming it F1CT13.old THEN rename your new track FCT13.DAT and then go into GP2 choose the Portugal track to race. This method is simple and fast. The name and the opening graphic will not change but your actual track will be the "new" track. Some of the GP2 experts might know how to change it differently, but thats my way. Tim >I've downloaded a few of the tracks, but I am not exactly sure how to >get them to work. Dave

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