Mexico_Multi_season_update

by Remy Roesz, Paul Skingley, Rob Hunter, Tommie van Ostade, Ginetto, Arturo Pereira and Svend Seegert.

IMPORTANT NOTE
For this update to work correctly you should have updated 65,66,67 and 69 mods with the recent "patch" releases.

This update to the GPL Mexico track should be installed over an original "clean" version of the Mexico track from the GPL CD.
If you have other updates already, rename or remove your Mexico folder and copy in a fresh version from the GPL CD.
Copy the CONTENTS of the supplied mexico folder to your gpl/track/mexico folder.

This update is not Voodoo compatible and is recommended for use on modern PC systems with 2ghz processor or better.

The track layout is unchanged which means this update is fully compatible with the original track.

NOTE 1
There are additional folders included for optional textures ( high/low res ) and sounds. Sounds are added as default. If you have problems with low frame rate you could try the no_sound option by placing the files in the no_sound option folder into the track folder.

NOTE 2
if you wish to pack the files into the dat after installation, only pack 3do, mips and srb. Do not pack the mod specific files.



We researched hours of film and as many photos that we could find to make this update as historically accurate as we could.
we hope you like the results :)



Contains mod specific files for 65, 66, 67 ( default ) and 69.

1/New Horizons.

2/Changing banners, buildings, textures and track objects depicting the track on the race days of each season.

3/New curbs that replace the tires for 1969. Wire fence replacing the armco at the hairpin for 1969.

4/Pit exit wall from 1967 onward.

5/Pit cones for 65,66 an 67. For 1969 the cones become posts and rope barrier.

6/New building "Palacio de los Deportes" outside of the Peralta was finished in 1968.
GPL shows various stages of construction from 1965 through to 1969.

7/New pit and grandstand buildings including power wires across the track.

8/Many new people, textures, buildings and objects.





Paul Skingley
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