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Heather

  It does look great from up there!

It seems to be running fine on my end. How about Sunday 21st?  I mostly can any weekend, but the 13th and 14th, depending on the time, it may be harder for me, still possible

Looking forward to it! 

In Southern Cross, I still see version 1.1.0. Will you update it there or what would be the official place to always get the new version from?

As regards "switching garage during gameplay"... Stunts does not have a garage feature. This is something we've created ourselves by means of different garage programs. Stunts can only read cars from its local directory. But if you do use a garage tool and move cars from a garage to another and you're running Stunts from DOSBox, you can then press Ctrl+Shift+F4 and then go back to the Car section in Stunts and you'll see the updated car list.

I can see it in the previous post too!  I think some track elements, such us different buildings are actually very large, because, relative to the road, cars do have an acceptable size. But it also depends on the car. Their sizes are not very proportional when compared to the real ones.

Superstition

It's been great. Thanks for participating! 

It was a great race. Nice to see it on video!   Will you later publish the second part as a separate video or are you going to put them together when you have it?

Oops!  Sorry, it took me several days to get to this thread, but I see you've been getting quite some help already!  Yes, I normally work on these programs in GNU/Linux, then I compile them also for DOS and Windows and quickly test the ports. I know it's possible to build for Windows in 32bit, but the compiler by default makes it 64bit. Surely there must be an option to just do that.

Anyway, in DOS, if you try to use a long file name, results are unpredictable because it depends on what the DOS you have will do with them and DOSBox does not do the same thing as a true DOS and that's also different from a Windows 95/98/Me version of DOS. From what you show, it looks like it does manage to read, but when you want to write, it's not sure about which directory it should go to. It'd be better to stick to short file names when using the DOS port.

I'm not familiar with Windows restricted run settings. I haven't used that OS for a very, very long time and it never was my main OS, but errors and warnings regarding a program being safe or not are entirely a thing of Windows. Windows wants to control everything and doesn't like standalone programs so it's common for these things to happen.

About how to switch garages, on the right hand side, you can click on different garages and groups. The left mouse button will select one to go on the left panel and right mouse button will put it on the right panel. Then, you can select and drag cars from one side to the other. There's a difference when you're dragging from garage to garage (which moves actual car files) and when you're dragging from a group to a garage (which copies the files wherever they're located into the destination garage) and when you drag from a group to another (which copies the reference, but moves no files). Pretty Garage will try to prevent you from messing up, so if you're about to delete or overwrite files, it'll normally refuse to do the operation, but you can force it by holding down Shift.

The video is great!  I'm going to start implementing official names for the sections and obstacles in my tracks. The ones you guys gave are great and I hadn't thought of that possibility. It's a very good video style

Hi, guys. I've already uploaded the track for next month. It'll automatically become active when July starts (UTC), but you can already take a look at the track. We'll be featuring the Baronetti Hexa this time  It's the first time we have it in an official R4K race! Hope to see you guys there!

I'll see how weeks evolve next month and I may also host one

The gaps at 2000 and 1500 call my attention. They're very noticeable!