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NR1999 HELP ME PLEASE!!!

6 posts by 3 people · 02 Mar 1999 - 03 Mar 1999

TRUSRS85 02 Mar 1999#453510
I just installed NR1999 on my p-133, 80mb ram, win 98, Herc Thriller 3d 8mb pci should I use the dos version or the Win 98 version. Also I tried the dos version using the nr1999r.exe and the game won't start. It gives me a lot of different erros. When I tried the Win 98 version my framerate was terrible. And since I am new to the Nascar series, can anyone tell me where to get the best carsets, tracks, utilities, addons, and how to install all of it. thanx a bunch.
TRUSRS85 03 Mar 1999#453690
These are the requirements for the game as listed at www.papy.com My computer slightly exceeds the prefered requirments, so then why am I getting such a bad frame rate with every single graphic off. Could it be that I have been lied to? Or am I just an idiot. Also, can anyone please give me information on overdrives. I saw an overdrive for $100 which will upgrade my p-133 to a p-233 with MMX. Are they any good? thanx. Minimums: Windows 95, 60MHz Pentium, 16 mb Ram, Windows compatible video card with 1mb of memory, 2x-CD-ROM Preferred: 100MHz Pentium II, Rendition or 3DFx accelerator card, 32mb Ram, Windows 95/98 compatible sound, steering wheel and pedals
TRUSRS85 03 Mar 1999#453691
Not anymore. hehe I was running the game in software mode, when I should have been running it in rendition mode. Silly me. All better now. But, how do I install new carsets, tracks and utilities for NR99. This has still baffled me.
Ricky L 03 Mar 1999#453692
For carsets, just add them to your cars/trucks directory, depending on your carsets. For tracks, put them in the track directory, then add them in your calender file. As to one of your original question about where to find carsets/tracks/utilites, you may want to start with these two sites: The Pits: [link lost in import] Simulator ***world: [link lost in import: /***world/] Ricky
TRUSRS85 03 Mar 1999#453693
I just downloaded a Daytona day track. How do I edit the calendar?
speedrace 03 Mar 1999#453694
First, you need to put the daytona folder in your tracks directory. Then, you need to open your calender file. You should have 3 of them. One for trucks, one for busch, and one for winston cup. They all end with a .cal extension. Open it with notepad or wordpad. The easiest way is to highlight one of the line for the other tracks, copy it, and paste at the top of the file, (or wherever you want daytona to fall into, ) Change the date, rename the name to daytona, and you should be set. By the way, I think www.theuspits.com has a patch on their website that contains updates, such as current carsets and a current calender file, that is edited for the daytona track. Go there and check it out, this is one of the best sites you can go to for patches and upgrades for nascar99. You'll find it is alot easier to download their patch than it is to try to edit that stuff yourself. >>For carsets, just add them to your cars/trucks directory, depending on >>your carsets. For tracks, put them in the track directory, then add >>them in your calender file. >I just downloaded a Daytona day track. How do I edit the calendar?

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