I downloaded a track, and it's not showing up in the track list in the game

[dacomell]

I downloaded the Daytona Beach road course from the NR2K3 Weebly, and I extracted the file into C:\Papyrus\NASCAR Racing 2003 Season\tracks but the track isn't showing up in the list of tracks that I can play on.

Daytona_Beach

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What am I missing to make this work?

Could it be that the track needs DirectX to work? I have the game running on OpenGL in 1920x1080x32. When I switch to DirectX, the game closes.

 

[bamaracing]

How many tracks do you have in the folder?

 

[dacomell]

The linked track is the second track that I've added to it. I added one other one that DID work. Is there a limit?

 

[bamaracing]

The linked track is the second track that I've added to it. I added one other one that DID work. Is there a limit?

128 but if you added only two, you should be ok. Maybe tomorrow i can download the track and see whats going on.

 

[Rollo75]

Is the track here:

C:\Papyrus\NASCAR Racing 2003 Season\tracks\Daytona_Beach ?

or Here:

C:\Papyrus\NASCAR Racing 2003 Season\tracks\Daytona_Beach\Daytona_Beach\ ?

Sometimes you get the files within another sub directory. They need to be moved back one level.

 

[dacomell]

128 but if you added only two, you should be ok. Maybe tomorrow i can download the track and see whats going on.

Corollary:
Does that 128 apply to the number of races that I can have in a championship as well?

 

[dacomell]

Is the track here:

C:\Papyrus\NASCAR Racing 2003 Season\tracks\Daytona_Beach ?

or Here:

C:\Papyrus\NASCAR Racing 2003 Season\tracks\Daytona_Beach\Daytona_Beach\ ?

Sometimes you get the files within another sub directory. They need to be moved back one level.

That was it!

 

[Rollo75]

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