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More GPL Help for a newbie

3 posts by 3 people · 14 Jun 2003 01:30 UTC - 14 Jun 2003 10:08 UTC

SixEastMain 14 Jun 2003 01:30 UTC#65723
Okay, Iv'e patched it, updated it to work with my Video Card and CPU and gotten the Disconnect Patch. I downloaded and try'd the GPL Glance program and really like it. Now to make my game more realistic, what would you all recommend as my next downloads. I was overwhelmed by the amount of stuff in J. Canar's post, and was wondering if there was a "official" newsgroup/community list of what is considered realistic. Peter
"SixEastMain" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:RUuGa.3504$[email hidden]... > Okay, Iv'e patched it, updated it to work with my Video Card and CPU and > gotten the Disconnect Patch. > > I downloaded and try'd the GPL Glance program and really like it. Now to > make my game more realistic, what would you all recommend as my next > downloads. I was overwhelmed by the amount of stuff in J. Canar's post,and > was wondering if there was a "official" newsgroup/community list of whatis > considered realistic. There is no 'official' community, and here is as good a place to ask as any, but alot of gpl fans use http://forum.racesimcentral.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=36 There are sections for each aspect of the sim, including tracks, car updates, setups, videos & so on. If you want to update the graphics as realistically as possible, and assuming your PC can handle it, a good place to start is with the GPLEA cars from http://gplea.racesimcentral.com/ although their Brabham hasn't been released yet, so look for Bruce's Brabham (sorry, I don't have a working link). These car updates need quite a recent graphics card & CPU to keep the framerate up, particularly Bruce's latest Brab. There are only 7 cars, so although you can make them look like different models (eg Honda RA300 or RA273 but not both at the same time) but they will physically feel the same as before. There are a few projects working on altering the physical values of the cars (power, grip etc) but none that are widely available yet. After that, each original track has had various updates over the past few years, some with complete packages available, such as 'Monaco Rocks' or 'a small add-on for Monza'. You'll just have to dig around for these, but even after 5 years the mods are still coming thick & fast, and if you can't find something & know it should be there, make it ;-) Malc.
> There is no 'official' community, and here is as good a place to ask asany, > but alot of gpl fans use > http://forum.racesimcentral.com/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=36 > > There are sections for each aspect of the sim, including tracks, car > updates, setups, videos & so on. I'd add: http://gpladdons.m4driving.sm/index_eng.htm and http://gplpp.com/ as essential GPL sites for downloads Plus of course http://magnust.d2g.com/ for tracks Cheers Tony --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.488 / Virus Database: 287 - Release Date: 05/06/2003

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