Primarily how does one make a fresh clean install of GPL historically
accurate?
Like adding back the right drivers, the Honda, the right tracks, etc.
Secondary, after that I'd like to update the graphics and game such that I
can still play WinVROC.
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> Primarily how does one make a fresh clean install of GPL historically
> accurate?
> Like adding back the right drivers, the Honda, the right tracks, etc.
About 4 years, 10 months and counting... ;-)
> Secondary, after that I'd like to update the graphics and game such that I
> can still play WinVROC.
No problem, as long as your PC is up to the job. Some people use 2D wheels &
2D helmets online to help the framerate. I have a Gf4 4200 & XP2000 that
will run online with the GPLEA cars no problem. I use 2D helmets, but that's
so I can see the helmet colours in the Brit League, not for framerate.
Malc.
news.attcanada.net wrote:
This is a reasonable place to start
http://www.racesimcentral.com/guides/gpl/beginner.shtml
Also check out the GPL forum there. It's by far the main place for GPL
info. Friendly and helpful too.
Also look at http://www.gplpp.com
They have 'how to' sections that will sort you out for the car names.
VROC is not a problem.
I use a trimmed down install with 2D stuff to keep the frame rate right
up. Depends what your specs are really.
Kev
