Street Stock Shootout 1.0

[ilJoe]

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Thank-You to all those who made and hand a hand in creating the Aero Wars Mod for NR2003 and converting it to rFactor. This "mod" is more of a collection of releases for the Aero Wars Mod with editied Street Stock Physics.

Car Specs: 15 Gallon Fuel Tank Weight: 3150lbs 50/50 Front to Rear Weight Motor: 215 HP V8 Models: 1988 Chevy Monte Carlo 1988 Buick Regal

Available Car Setup changes: Fuel Level Air Pressure Camber Steering Lock Brake Pressure Left to Right Weight

** The purpose of this "mod" is to teach those who do mostly road courses how to drive ovals. Consider this the rtrainer of the stockcar world. Limited setup, low power should make these a blast online. This is our first attempt at any sort of mod so be nice!**

On Tap for Version 2: Custom Sounds Dirt Upgrade New Models

==Street Stock SHOOTOUT!== Version: 1.0 06-14-2007

~Dedicated to the memory of Nicole Barlow~

INSTALLATION:

Drop the rFm Folder and the GameData Folder into your main rFactor Directory

You may get a prompt to overwrite sound files. They are stock ISI files included with the mod. Some people, have apparently deleted these sound files. This will not mess up your current install.

OTHER NOTES:

Two models are available - Monte Carlo and Buick - These were selected due to the grass roots look to the cars. The Ford and Pontiac were left out because they looked too big league.

A sugguestion for adding your own car to the mod is to look at the other .veh files and copy their example. If you want a car on the Monte Carlo, copy a veh file from the Chevy Folder. If you want the other shape, take the veh file from the Ford folder.

These things are supposed to be local short track entry level cars. They are not designed to go out onto Daytona or places bigger than 3/4 of a mile. They are also not designed to do 500 lap races. These cars typically run 50 laps at the most.

The goal of this mod was to create a way for road course guys to come to learn how to drive on ovals. Setups options have been locked on purpose as these are typically the adjustments available to the local driver on a race night.

A base setup is available in the NationalStockcar/AerowarStreetStocks/SS_Data folder. It is listed as Joesville.svm

CREDITS: Original NR2003 AeroWar '88 Mod TheUSPits

CONVERSION TO RFACTOR: "Joe B. Jr."

TEMPLATES: Craig Schmidt - Street Stock Templates/Inspriation SH71 - BGN/Street Stock Templates Tundra_Schumacher - Grand Prix Template

MODEL OPTIMIZATION: Keeper (aka Ron O'Dell) - Took these to a new level! BIG Reason this mod is here!

TEXTURES: ISI Lo^ - 60's Sportscar Mod Tire Rim Texture (Everyone should have this mod!)

PAINTS: Chris Massey Andrew Massey

PHYSICS: Andrew Massey

BASE SETUP: Don Massey

BETA TESTERS: Jason Inch Charles Speed Don Massey Ron O'Dell

ORIGINAL AREOWAR NR2003 TEAM: Programming: Fred Anderson Tony Kelley 3d Artists: Tony Kelley Fred Anderson Papyrus (interior and Driver) 2d Artists: Jon Mickelson Randy Garcia Don Mullins Don Bouquin Additional: Andrew Godlewski MJ Barnett Stephen White Jerry Paauwe J.Sharp Mike Stevenson

Installer Jan Kohl

In game menu: Jon Mickelson Beta Testers: B_Suber baldmop Chappie cjt3viper CynicalSaint D_Fields dale3guy dan0384 Darksiede Drake DT99 ellis fanderson Fransson GTR_WOODY jl1718 joel_71 lambo lordpantsington lre4973 markmartinfan martinfan6 McGonigle mick mlsmartin#6fan MSinopoli NASCARFAN91 Paint_Trader Pitchshifter Richzilla rovens rudy see86go sofa747 SuperBee Texas_Whirlwind TimTFR tinitoon Tylerb59

Many thanks to: Papyrus for the sim and their help with the Max Plugins. TheUSPits for being THE HUB for editing papy sims. Nigel Patterson for DatX and other great tools. Kevin Combs for help with the PSG and the driver animation. and everyone else I may have forgotten to mention. - Fred

ISI for providing rFactor to the masses!

The USPITS again for allow us to throw this together

Calrace for the server to race on --> Tuesday Nights boys and girls!!

To the local racer that races for the love of racing... as most of us do with rFactor!

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