October 12, 2000                                            Version 1.0
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Title:		GPL "Setup" Carcam Angles
Filenames:	brabham_setup_01.cam
		brm_setup_01.cam
		coventry_setup_01.cam
		eagle_setup_01.cam
		ferrari_setup_01.cam
		lotus_setup_01.cam
		murasama_setup_01.cam
Author:		Dave Mack
Email:		david_mack@mindspring.com
Homepage:	http://www.geocities.com/dmackf2/
Description:	GPL carcam files designed to show suspension movement during 
		replays, to give some assistance in car setup.

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INTRODUCTION
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I do a lot of pictorial race reports for the GPL leagues I am in, so I've done a 
lot of editing of the default camera angles used in GPL replays.  I was asked by 
one GPL'er if the GPL CarCam Editor utility could be used to create a set of 
carcam angles specifically for observing suspension movement, so I decided to 
give that it a try.  Install them and judge for yourself!


INSTALLATION
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1) BACKUP your existing marques' .cam files (of course);
2) Unzip the individual files into the appropriate \sierra\cars\cars67 
subdirectories;
3) Rename each file (e.g., "ferrari_setup_01.cam" to "ferrari.cam");
4) Load up a replay that you've saved locally (versus a server replay you may 
have downloaded), which gives you the most stable-looking views of the car in 
motion.  I'd suggest something from the Nurburgring or Zandvoort, as those 
circuits really work the suspension; and,
5) Check out all the angles.  It's pretty cool.  :)


CREDITS
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Thanks to Brian Heiland for writing the excellent GPL CarCams Editor:
http://www.fortunecity.com/underworld/3d/797/
heiland@ptd.net

DISCLAIMER
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The contained files are provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either 
expressed or implied.  The author will not be held responsible for any losses 
incurred.

This is not a Papyrus/Sierra product.


AVAILABILITY
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These files are available for downloading at:
http://www.geocities.com/dmackf2/
