3d original F1C's arms

Luigi 70 wrote:

cecelo wrote:One question: In F1C are pit lane mechanics also animation files (anm. file)?

yes.. the files are contained in the pits folder, zipped in the pitanims.mas files.

Hi Luigi 70
So is it also possible to modify the mechanics?

...because so far I've only seen modifying the BMPs images.

To modify the anm files, you need to have specific software.. for example the animation files of rfactor 2 can be modified with Autodesk 3ds Max... those of F1C unfortunately not, they have a different configuration (let's not forget that we are talking about a game older than twenty years)

Luigi 70 wrote:To modify the anm files, you need to have specific software.. for example the animation files of rfactor 2 can be modified with Autodesk 3ds Max... those of F1C unfortunately not, they have a different configuration (let's not forget that we are talking about a game older than twenty years)

Hi Luigi 70, thanks for the reply.
Can these rfactor 2 ANIM files be converted to F1C? Or is this operation not feasible?

It's true... It's been twenty years... by the way, what day was F1C released? Do you remember?

first question: no, it's not possible;
second question: June 24, 2003, if I'm not mistaken

This is very interesting!

I wonder if Ninja Ripper could be used to rip 3d models from N64 games running on an emulator... would love to see someone porting the Hawaii track from F1 World Grand Prix to F1C

Sorry.. I don't know..

vico wrote:This is very interesting!

I wonder if Ninja Ripper could be used to rip 3d models from N64 games running on an emulator... would love to see someone porting the Hawaii track from F1 World Grand Prix to F1C

If the emulator use DirectX, theorically you can rip it