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I don't think there are any new tracks, I guess those are some record times
or something like that.

The dms file itself is only 842 bytes, not a lot of memory to cram tracks
in :-)

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I recently FTP'd the file stuntcartracks.DMS from ab20 in the
/incoming/amiga directory.  The file checks out OK, but what is the
process for getting the tracks into the game?

I used DMS to unpack the tracks unto a blank disk.  It seems that all
that appears is a standard bootblock.  (After all, DMS compresses the
track down to 54 bytes.)

Is the whole thing a joke?
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Sounds more like a saved-game file, which might allow you to compete on
the more difficult tracks.      

Quote:> I recently FTP'd the file stuntcartracks.DMS from ab20 in the
> /incoming/amiga directory.  The file checks out OK, but what is the
> process for getting the tracks into the game?

> I used DMS to unpack the tracks unto a blank disk.  It seems that all
> that appears is a standard bootblock.  (After all, DMS compresses the
> track down to 54 bytes.)

> Is the whole thing a joke?

the above file is used on a seperate disk and used as a save game disk,
then read from this disk from the 'load/save/replay' option, it should
then have all the tracks on this new disk with the 1 track from the .DMS
file..

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