ICR2 - track

How does one make their own tracks?

Goto the site Matt listed put your mouse over "editing" and chose BB&B, then check out File Info... Jon

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> URL please. > > > If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot > > > of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at > > > http://www.simcyberworld.com for example. > > There is also file format information at Sim***world's BB&B section

for > > many, if not all, of the files you will find in the ICR2 dat. > > > -Matt S. (who is not a track editor) > > Jon V (who is...)

How does one make their own tracks?

Bryon Lape <[email hidden]> wrote: >How does one make their own tracks? From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new" tracks out there are based on existing tracks. If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at http://www.simcyberworld.com for example. -Matt S. (who is not a track editor)

Well, I found a programme that will let me change the banking of a track, but that's it. I want to be able to convert and change a track. I know I ran across this once, with step by step directions, but now I cannot find it. "Matthew D. Sullivan" wrote:

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> Bryon Lape <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >How does one make their own tracks? > > From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new" > tracks out there are based on existing tracks. > > If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot > of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at > http://www.simcyberworld.com for example. > > -Matt S. (who is not a track editor)

"Matthew D. Sullivan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > Bryon Lape <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >How does one make their own tracks? > > From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new" > tracks out there are based on existing tracks. Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring, and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks... > If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot > of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at > http://www.simcyberworld.com for example. There is also file format information at SimCyberworld's BB&B section for many, if not all, of the files you will find in the ICR2 dat. > > -Matt S. (who is not a track editor) Jon V (who is...)

"Jon Van Ginneken" <[email hidden]> wrote:

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> >"Matthew D. Sullivan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >news:[email hidden]... >> Bryon Lape <[email hidden]> wrote: >> >> >How does one make their own tracks? >> >> From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new" >> tracks out there are based on existing tracks. > >Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring, >and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks...

This is fine, but I'm one of the odd old dinosaurs that is really only interested in ICR2 (for now). Am I wrong to say there is no way to convert N3/NL/GPL tracks to ICR2? Perhaps I am wrong, and will be glad to be instructed otherwise. -Matt S.

I can't say about the newest tracks like Desert wind, but we had a utility from the uspits that allowed us to convert N99 tracks to ICR2. I'm thinking the N3 tracks "should" be possible...I'll try and check it out...email me and remind me if you don't hear back by this weekend. dave henrie "Matthew D. Sullivan" wrote:

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> > "Jon Van Ginneken" <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > > >"Matthew D. Sullivan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > >news:[email hidden]... > >> Bryon Lape <[email hidden]> wrote: > >> > >> >How does one make their own tracks? > >> > >> From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new" > >> tracks out there are based on existing tracks. > > > >Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring, > >and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks... > > This is fine, but I'm one of the odd old dinosaurs that is really only > interested in ICR2 (for now). Am I wrong to say there is no way to > convert N3/NL/GPL tracks to ICR2? Perhaps I am wrong, and will be > glad to be instructed otherwise. > > -Matt S.

"Bryon Lape" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > uspits doesn't seem to have a CART section. > Look in the Archives -- don New GPL Programs for the Converted Tracks: http://www.ianparker1.clara.co.uk/clara.net/i/a/n/ianparker1/webspace/gpl/

URL please. Jon Van Ginneken wrote:

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> "Matthew D. Sullivan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > Bryon Lape <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > > >How does one make their own tracks? > > > > From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new" > > tracks out there are based on existing tracks. > > Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring, > and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks... > > > If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot > > of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at > > http://www.simcyberworld.com for example. > > There is also file format information at SimCyberworld's BB&B section for > many, if not all, of the files you will find in the ICR2 dat. > > > > > -Matt S. (who is not a track editor) > > Jon V (who is...)

uspits doesn't seem to have a CART section. Dave Henrie wrote:

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> I can't say about the newest tracks like Desert wind, but we had a > utility from the uspits that allowed us to convert N99 tracks to ICR2. > I'm thinking the N3 tracks "should" be possible...I'll try and check it > out...email me and remind me if you don't hear back by this weekend. > dave henrie > > "Matthew D. Sullivan" wrote: > > > > "Jon Van Ginneken" <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > > > > > >"Matthew D. Sullivan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > >news:[email hidden]... > > >> Bryon Lape <[email hidden]> wrote: > > >> > > >> >How does one make their own tracks? > > >> > > >> From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new" > > >> tracks out there are based on existing tracks. > > > > > >Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring, > > >and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks... > > > > This is fine, but I'm one of the odd old dinosaurs that is really only > > interested in ICR2 (for now). Am I wrong to say there is no way to > > convert N3/NL/GPL tracks to ICR2? Perhaps I am wrong, and will be > > glad to be instructed otherwise. > > > > -Matt S.

Goto the site Matt listed put your mouse over "editing" and chose BB&B, then check out File Info... Jon "Bryon Lape" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> URL please. > > Jon Van Ginneken wrote: > > > "Matthew D. Sullivan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot > > > of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at > > > http://www.simcyberworld.com for example. > > > > There is also file format information at SimCyberworld's BB&B section

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> > many, if not all, of the files you will find in the ICR2 dat. > > > > > > > > -Matt S. (who is not a track editor) > > > > Jon V (who is...) >

the ICR2/CART Racing files are in the uspits archive section. dave henrie I'm pretty sure the tracks can at least be access from the following which was the site Matthew listed above http://www.simcyberworld.com Bryon Lape wrote:

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> > URL please. > > Jon Van Ginneken wrote: > > > "Matthew D. Sullivan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > > news:[email hidden]... > > > Bryon Lape <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > > > > >How does one make their own tracks? > > > > > > From scratch? If you can do it, you'll be the first. All "new" > > > tracks out there are based on existing tracks. > > > > Not anymore, tracks like Desert Winds for N3; Pantsring, Pantsring, O-ring, > > and Brands Htach for GPL are all new tracks... > > > > > If you're interested in track editing, you've probably got to do a lot > > > of research. I'd start with playing with utilities found at > > > http://www.simcyberworld.com for example. > > > > There is also file format information at SimCyberworld's BB&B section for > > many, if not all, of the files you will find in the ICR2 dat. > > > > > > > > -Matt S. (who is not a track editor) > > > > Jon V (who is...)