Track Merging Video Tutorial with BTB and 3DSimed

[R Soul]

I've made a video tutorial for joining two tracks:
http://cream.galleria.fi/Shares/LINKED/merge.7z (230MB)
(Link provided by Kennett Ylitalo, see here for full story)

To extract the files, you'll need to install 7zip, which is free. Extraction may take a while since the compression ratio is as high as the format allows.

In the videos, I go through my way of merging tracks, while explaining what I'm doing and why.

If you want to practice but you don't have 3dSimed, you can use the demo version, but bear in mind that the demo version can only export a small number of objects. That should be fine if you just want to practice merging tracks in a new project that doesn't have many things in it.

 

[Brad Dibble]

all of the above links are no good. Anyone have updated ones?

 

[R Soul]

The one in post #20 works for me.

 

[Brad Dibble]

I have tried #20 all i get is a bunch of garbage on thee screen.

 

[Erwin Greven]

That is an Internet Explorer problem. Try to download the rar file with firefox.

 

[Brad Dibble]

i will try it, thanks

 

[Kennett Ylitalo]

Yeah, that's a known problem. Todays browsers are too sophisticated to understand such an ancient protocol.. BTW, i'm planning to discontinue my fileserver contract, i got enough cloud storage to accomplish everything plus it gives me the chance to sync my private fileserver to share public files with thousands of downloaders.. So grab everything you can within a month, i'll extend the contract to last until december 1 in any case.

I'll post this in a new thread and ask it to be sticky until this era is over. You can use RD download section to upload new XPacks but make sure you got it at least one other online storage as a backup.

My BTB archives:
http://cream.galleria.fi/BTB/

Other simracing related:
http://cream.galleria.fi/SRS/
http://cream.galleria.fi/PrestoGP/
http://cream.galleria.fi/RD/

 

[Erwin Greven]

There is a way to download the files in IE.
For instance, when downloading a *.rar file, use the "save as" option.
Then save the file as a "*.rar" file (you have to type the extention your self.)and use the option "all files" instead of HTML...