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Tour de France 1934 (v1 Released)
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Posted on 22-11-2024 11:22
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| EgArB |
Posted on 28-07-2016 18:04
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Welcome to the 28th edition of Tour de France. This edition takes it way back to 1934, in where cycling were a lot different than now. Tour de France winners also competed for the Paris-Roubaix victory and there were not the same kind of rider specialisation like today.
Features
- All 60 riders from the ’34 Tour
- All 5 national teams and 20 individual teams
- Calculated stats based on results in the ’34 Tour and other races before 1934 (and some races after just to verify)
- Rider faces for 53 of 60 riders
- Correct age for 57 of 60 riders
- 90 bonus seconds to the stage winner and 45 to second place, like in the '34 Tour
- Old flags like in 1934
What I want to do in v2
- Fix bugs, but I don't think there are any
- Jerseys: I am terrible at making jerseys, this jerseys was my first ever. I had to make simple nation-jerseys and not like they really were. If YOU are good at making jerseys I would love it if you could make these jerseys: https://www.memoir...s.php?s=51
- Stages: I have Ok experience in making stages, the only question here is time, it takes so much time making 24 stages (The '34 Tour had 24 stages)
If there is anything you have in mind for next version or if you have a question about the stats, download, or anything; feel free to comment.
*** ALERT ***
I had to change XML files for the game and pictures, in both downloads under there is a folder with all the backupfiles you need if you want to go back and play another DB.
CD OR OTHER DOWNLOAD -->https://www.megafileupload.com/jPqU/_3...nloads.rar
STEAM USERS -->[url]https://www.megafileupload.com/jPqW/_34_Tour_-_Steam.rar
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Now enjoy this old-style cycling race!
Edited by EgArB on 18-08-2016 07:03
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 28-07-2016 19:43
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While awesome, I think many would like a PCM16-version.
I might be able to help in some small form, probably with GPX'es for the stages, if you dont already have those.
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| EgArB |
Posted on 28-07-2016 20:03
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If you could fix the gpx files that would be nice!
Yes, I know... But I don't think I will buy PCM16. Anyways, I guess there is not many extra columns in the XML files? I think I only have edited three or four files. That would take like 30 seconds to fix, it is a very small DB. |
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 28-07-2016 20:08
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I just looked at the route. I'll need to find some more detailed route descriptions before I could do anything serious.
If the stages are made in the PCM15 stage editor, they should work in both 15 and 16 AFAIK.
As for the DB itself, trying sending a pm to trekbmc. He might be able to help.
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| EgArB |
Posted on 28-07-2016 20:14
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It is difficult to find out information about the route, I have already tried. This page (https://bikeraceinfo.com/tdf/tdf1934.html) shows you at least the big climbs from the stage, so you'll at least be able to catch the most important aspects from the stage.
Yes, the PCM15 stage files can be opened in the PCM16 stage editor, at least you could do that in earlier editions. |
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 28-07-2016 20:34
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Okay, using what Wikipedia tells me about the cities and the climbs, I made six of the Alp-stages pretty quickly. They aren't 100% accurate to distance, but they got the climbs.
https://www.la-fla...k/hd/69089
https://www.la-fla...k/hd/69090
https://www.la-fla...k/hd/69091
https://www.la-fla...k/hd/69093
https://www.la-fla...k/hd/69095
https://www.la-fla...k/hd/69096
All the links have an "export gpx" button, which should give you a download with the stage name.
I wish I could help with actually making stages, but I'm in the process of switching computers, so PCM is not functional, nor do I really have the time for any serious stage work.
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| EgArB |
Posted on 28-07-2016 20:46
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Thank you so much! I don't know if I can make all the 24 stages myself, but maybe some of them... Anyways; this was very helpful! |
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 30-07-2016 23:46
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Hello again my friend. I gave the jerseys a slight go:
This is in PCM16 format, but can be scaled down to PCM15. It's very simple, but so are the jerseys shown on Memoire du Cyclisme.
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 31-07-2016 00:16
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test
Waghlon attached the following file:
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| EgArB |
Posted on 10-08-2016 10:17
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Thank you so much, Waghlon! I'll check it out later today when I have time.  |
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