Bray’d Hill + GPLSkyM – 2 for the price Options Rating

[ronpercival]

Here’s Pete’s Bray’d Hill track landscaped by yours truly J and with a very special mention for the help and guidance provided by Rob Hunter aka Border Reiver.

Hope you enjoy this fantasy track set in 67 style somewhere in the south of England.

There’s also Pete’s GPLSkyM(Manager) program to allow the use of alternate background files – please note this is for personal use and not for posting changes without the usual track builder’s authorization. Just unzip (default is c:/Peter O’Connor/GPLSKYMaster) and make the necessary link to your gpl folder

The braydsky.zip file is an example of what GPLSkyM can do. These are a number of different backgrounds (originals by Al Heeley, Simon Stobbart and Scottie, each of whom kindly gave me permission to use them in this release, and some of my own which I made with Scottie’s Easy Backgrounds utility.
Just place this folder anywhere you want on your hard drive (mine for example is E:/Sierra/gpl/tracks/braydsky – putting the folder nice and handy next to the track folder. You can of course make a GPLSkies folder and keep all your alternate track skies in one folder - it is purely a matter of personal choice where you place it) and make the necessary link in GPLSkyM to this folder (See Instruction Manual below for more details).


This version of the track now includes the new 3do.

brayd_v1.1.exe

braydsky.zip

GPLSkyM.zip

GPLSkyM_Instruction_Manual.htm


Have fun!


This is the new 3do now included in the above download. This will allow seeing the starter. Just add to your brayd track folder.

brayd_3do.zip



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[dangermouse]

Too cool!! Nice track. Now to try out all the skies :D

Many thanks to the both of you and the rest of the team.


Here is a temporary GEM picture until JB gets his finger out and gives us one of his lovely new ones :lol:




:wave:


EDIT: No need to download this as the track download now includes JB's lovely GEM picture seen further down this thread.

This post has been edited by dangermouse: Sep 15 2005, 10:31 AM

[paul skingley]

Nice track to drive, good flow and elevation changes. Does not feel fantasy

Well done :clap2:

thanks

paul

[paul skingley]

Here is a temporary GEM picture

thx keith

[ronpercival]

Here is a temporary GEM picture

thx keith

My fault Keith - I somehow left it out of the zip. This is John's Gem image.

Apologies

Ron

Better late than never... B)

Ron

This post has been edited by ronpercival: Sep 15 2005, 09:35 AM

[paul skingley]

im using this horizon "sky19 bright high cloud2"

the trees fit in the horizon perfectly and gives it a "club track in the middle of nowhere" feel for me.

This post has been edited by paul skingley: Sep 15 2005, 09:36 AM

[John Bradley]

Here is a temporary GEM picture until JB gets his finger out and gives us one of his lovely new ones

I hadn't realized my finger was in! I was wondering what that slightly uncomfortable sensation was... that explains a lot.

--jhb

This post has been edited by John Bradley: Sep 15 2005, 09:45 AM

[ronpercival]

Here is a temporary GEM picture until JB gets his finger out and gives us one of his lovely new ones

I hadn't realized my finger was in! I was wondering what that slightly uncomfortable sensation was... that explains a lot.

--jhb

Sorry John, my fault, I forgot to put it in the Track Installer utility ...

posted it above

Ron

[dangermouse]

Here is a temporary GEM picture until JB gets his finger out and gives us one of his lovely new ones

I hadn't realized my finger was in! I was wondering what that slightly uncomfortable sensation was... that explains a lot.

--jhb

:rofl: :clap2:

As per usual, lovely work. Thanks John ;)



:wave:


EDIT:Your GEM picture is now also in the download.

This post has been edited by dangermouse: Sep 15 2005, 10:28 AM

[pirenzo]

Thanks very much Ron and Pete. Its a great drive :)

[ronpercival]

Thanks very much Ron and Pete.  Its a great drive :)

Hey Will, I remember a while back when we were both nits! B)

Glad you like it :thumbup:

Ron

[pirenzo]

LOL Ron, I remember it well :) Seems like a long time ago though now (to me anyway :))