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The greatest unfinished sequel ever!
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Nonetheless is quite the fun!
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From the N64 version! That was unexpected! :lol:
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:rofl: Cool.
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Heh...It works suprisingly well as a pc carma map. probably because the n64 version utterly failed at everything in the physics / damage department (and everything else, really). Thus in a decent game engine it seems rather neat in comparsion?!

What's the deal with the 'warpcore' noise emitting from around the middle of the track?!
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Considering there is about 1 map released every 5 years or so, its worth trying out at least!

But yeah, its how you described it!
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Ok I don't know how else to say this, that has got to be the cutest little map ever.

Thanks for making that available. Nice job as always. :thumbsup:

Of course being the tinkerer that I am, I had to add

some atmosphere to my copy :smile:
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Sorry if I didnt respond soon enough. Can you tell me what doesnt work with the program.? Can you attach the ASE file you are using to make coordinates ?
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I am not sure why it didnt work for you, the version of your mscorlib.dll is the same.



the first part of this file seems OK.

The second part is definitley garbage. I will look into that ASE file and my program. I havent touched the code since I sent the small version of my program.

I looked into some of the code and fixed it. Please look at my origional post. I made version 1.2 .

I also found out that naming the MAX file or the ASE file the same as your path object messes things up.

Sorry,
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Re: N64 Practice Track

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Neat track. It feels kind of small though (the power ups and the roads) and I wish the fences were smashable. But nice track nonetheless. It feels cozy.
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