Jan's 2003 DB 19. October 2008 13:37 from CrueTrue
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It's time to relive the year of 2003 - the great duel between Armstrong and Ullrich. With this pack, you get teams and riders from 2003 along with their jerseys and pictures of each rider. There's also a few extra German commentary files.
The pack doesn't overwrite anything, so it's possible to use this historical project along with any other DB.
Installation: Open the .rar-file and you'll see a folder named DB2003. Open it and extract CM_Textures, Gui and Sound to your main PCM-folder (e.g. Program Files/Cyanide/Pro Cycling Manager/). Next, extract the Database-folder to My Documents/Pro Cycling Manager/. Open the game, go to Options -> Database and choose se.cdb
Well, first it was very hard for him to find good jerseys, then it was said that this DB is not made for career and finally he has done the most by his own,so we should honor his work, I think.
@Waghlon: Its because for most it was the season with the most exciting TdF and the fittest Ullrich sinde 98...very important for germans .
IS it normal for it to say can't find corect destination. Or am i not doing it right. When I go to the main folder do which folder do I click on when I am exctracting gui cm textures and sound.
having trouble with db first i tried extracting to pcm main folder but it said path not specified so now all i get for jerseys in 3d mode are horrible quickstep jerseys. Can any one help me please.
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Well, first it was very hard for him to find good jerseys, then it was said that this DB is not made for career and finally he has done the most by his own,so we should honor his work, I think.
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@Waghlon: Its because for most it was the season with the most exciting TdF and the fittest Ullrich sinde 98...very important for germans