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NR1999: Tracks & Seasons

1 post by 1 person · 31 Dec 1998 - 31 Dec 1998

Some questions regarding the use of tracks in Nascar Racing 1999 edition: a. I have started a championship season and have run one race at a track that appear twice on the schedule. I just found a better version of the track which I would prefer to run (Daytona). Can I edit the calendar file and substitute the new track in place of the old without losing my season? b. Is the changes required to make a day race a night race simple (i.e. modification to the track.txt file), or much harder (i.e. track.dat file)? Also an observation. First I have been running Nascar Racing 1999 on a P166 with first generation Monster card. I have seen alot of posts on here about the tracks "popping up" ahead as you drive. I agree, I see this alot also. Alway passed it off on the age of my system. Finally got around to pulling North Wilkesboro over from N2 for use with N99. Ran a test race, with no "pop up" effect at all. Is this common to just the newly re-done tracks of N99? Thanks in advance for any input.

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