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Author: | Texan73 [ Sat Aug 12, 2017 1:54 am ] |
Post subject: | Created Races |
I am looking at the demo trying to decide whether to purchase. I am looking for a horse racing game that will allow me to create my own races and use legendary horses (or other horses in the inventory) in order to determine who is best. I am not interested in breeding, stabling, or running my horse (s). I am interested in watching the horses and races I choose and create. Let the computer do the work. Is that a possibility with this game? If not, do you know of one that may allow this? |
Author: | SiriusChill [ Sun Aug 13, 2017 7:02 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Created Races |
You can make any schedule you want. You must do it exactly right or the game will crash. It's rather easy making the schedule. Here is a guide to making races from another member. This is a guide for the Showcase file. It has all the conditions you can use for your race you are making. panther wrote: There have been quite a few people across all the forums asking how to amend the showcases files, so for those that are planning to change the data in the showcases files here is a brief guide to all the data that can be held in this file: Each race has five lines of data in this file... First line of data Examples: 6,L,4UP 8,100,3 7,G3,3,CG 18.75,110,4UP 12,G3 COND:notwongroup=1,4UP,FM The first number is the race distance in furlongs. Usually this would be up to a maximum of 20 (2m4f) in the flat game, or 36 (4m4f) in the jumps game. It is also possible to add part-furlongs (in quarters) as well, so for example you can create race distances like 6f55y, 6f110y or 6f165y by making the number in the file 6.25, 6.5 or 6.75. The second piece of information is the race type. The following race types are available: G1 - Group 1 G2 - Group 2 G3 - Group 3 L - Listed Race COND - Conditions Race (see below) M - Maiden G1H - Group 1 Handicap G2H - Group 2 Handicap G3H - Group 3 Handicap LH - Listed Handicap 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100, 105, 110, 115, 120, 125, 130, 135, 140, 145, 150, 160 or 180 - Handicaps N - Novice NH - Novice Handicap JUV - Juvenile JUVH - Juvenile Handicap NHF - NH Flat Race HUNT - Hunter Chase When it comes to conditions races, you can either create a Conditions Race (just add any of the following by itself), or you can add conditions to any other race type (see the example above where I have added conditions to a G3 race). The options available are (where there is an =, you need to enter a number after this in the file): COND:musthaverun (horses must have previously run) COND:maxwins= (the race will only be open to horses that have won that number or fewer races) COND:maxruns= (the race will only be open to horses that have run in that number or fewer races) COND:notwonclass= (the race will only be open to horses that have not won that class of race or higher) COND:notwongroup= (the race will only be open to horses that have not won that level of group race or higher) The third piece of information is the age restrictions. The following are available: 2 - 2yo only 23 - 2 & 3yo only 2UP - 2yo+ 3 - 3yo only 34 - 3 & 4yo only 3UP - 3yo+ 4UP - 4yo+ 5UP - 5yo+ 6UP - 6yo+ 10UP - 10yo+ The fourth piece of information is optional, and relates to any sex restrictions. If it's left blank, there is no restriction, otherwise the following can be used: F - Fillies only FM - Fillies & Mares only C - Entire Colts only CG - Colts & Geldings only CF - Entire Colts & Fillies I wouldn't use F, C or CF for races that include older horses, as you will find the races won't include mares or stallions, so there won't be any horses above the age of 4. I would only use those options for races that are restricted to 2 or 3yo only (although I would use CG for races that aren't restricted to entire colts), and would use FM or CG for relevant races that are open to older horses. Second line of data Examples 250000 500000,X 30000,F13,R100 The number represents the total added prize money for the race. The other information is optional. The second piece of information you can include here relates to field size, and you have the following options: S - Small (roughly up to 10 runners in non-handicaps and up to around 14 runners in handicaps) M - Medium (roughly up to 15 runners in non-handicaps and up to around 20 runners in handicaps) X - Large (roughly up to 20 runners in non-handicaps and up to 30 runners in handicaps) F - Fixed (followed by a number, as in the example above, this is the maximum field allowed in the race) For fixed fields, in handicaps the game will allow more than the maximum to be declared, with the horses missing the cut (based on ratings) being eliminated on the day of the race. For non-handicaps, a fixed field will usually allow up to the maximum to be declared. The third piece of information here (which again is optional), is the maximum preferred rating for horses in the race. You enter an R, followed by the rating, as in the example above. This is particularly useful for setting a preferred ratings ceiling for races that are otherwise open, such as with graded or open handicaps in the jumps game. Third line of data The third line of data is just the racecourse. Please note that in the jumps game you would add a 2 to the end of the name to denote that it's the hurdles course, as if you just put the course name in it will assume it's the chase course (note, you would add a 3 to Aintree to select the National course!). Also, on the flat game there are now two courses at Newmarket and Lingfield. The default options are the Rowley Mile and Lingfield's turf course, so you would add a 2 if you wanted to use the July Course or Lingfield's all-weather. Fourth line of data The fourth line of data is the race name. This much match exactly with what you're planning to put in the schedule file, otherwise it won't work! Fifth line of data The fifth line of data is just the month of the race. This is actually just as a guide, to make it easier to find races when you're glancing through them either in the file or in the schedule editor in the game. If anyone has any questions, please ask, and if I've missed anything I will update this later When you finish all of the races in your showcase file you will then need to make a schedule file. The schedule file is simpler. It just has the order of your races date wise. Here is a little cut n paste of part of a schedule file... Quote: [pool]6500 natSpread:1,0,0,1,1,0,1,0,1,0,0 start=1 end=365 1,2 Aqueduct Jerome Stakes 1,2 Gulfstream Park Old Hat Stakes 1,2 Gulfstream Park Dania Beach Stakes 1,2 Gulfstream Park Hutcheson Stakes As far as legendary horses you can select an option at the beginning of the game to use legends from the past. It's only a handful of horses and surely would not be enough to satisfy what you are looking for. |
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