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Right. In all cases, you would need to mod something. If you were able to channel the input from a previously saved replay to the opponent, you'd first have the problem that the opponent starts at a position different from the one at which the player starts and if you force it to be the same, you'd have instant collision. So say you were able to disable car-car collision, which probably isn't as complicated as it sounds, then yes, the original engine could allow you to play against your ghost.

Now, as Daniel3D pointed out, if what you want is to see your several replays playing together, you can channel them through my graphics engine and that is already feasible.

Chips

War

Well, combining elements will require a new engine, but the idea of playing two tracks at once is possible now... or kind of. All you have to do is build the two tracks and then play on one, then copy your replay and on the new file, replace the track with the second one and then play it and you only win if you do it on both replays. After that, the two videos could be played together in parallel.

Oh!  Well, we have time. We could just send new replays. It's easy to say for me, because I only sent a few, but some of you have sent with all cars! :O

Here are some of my old tracks mixed up with some made by my siblings or some friends and some dumb tests too

I woof like to whish you all a Merry Christmas!

Quantum Electro Dynamics

Car battery

Yeah, or maybe the points would only be added if you have less than a certain amount of points on that race

Hey!  It's really nice to see some tracks from back then. I uploaded some of my old tracks from the same period at some point. I don't know where. If I can't find them, I could upload some again here too

Polymorphism

Robocop

I liked the feature too. In one of the tracks, I posted replays with almost every car to help fill the podiums. Maybe it could become something functional. For example, one could get extra fractional points for being at a car podium.

It could be, yes, that there is an array of pointers to the models that have to be loaded for each code, but the car models are not in memory while in the track section, so it points to a random location. That would explain random polygons being drawn, some extremely large, but doesn't explain crashes or how this appears to interfere with the button borders, since it's a read-only procedure to load the shapes and draw the track.