Nascar 2003

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASCAR_Racing_2003_Season

various n2003 stuff

http://nnracing.com/info.asp?userid=14769

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Nascar 2003 Lobby Still going in 2013!

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Video Tweaking for better overall appearance

n2003 video tweak

External links -

http://www.simracingdesign.com/nr2003-general-discussion/44123-nr2003-blurry-graphics-explained-informative.html

http://www.desmodsracing.com/download/dmrtech/files/Graphic_tweaks.pdf

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Nascar 2003 Track Editing

gpl tracks

http://www.gplpp.com/

n2003 track devs

http://www.fse.marleyman.co.uk/index.html

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Improving Single Player Experience (AI and Track Settings)

Nascar 2003 Editing AI

External Links and Resources

http://nrtracks.com/nrtracks_board/index.php

http://www.simracingdesign.com/search.php?searchid=981414&pp=25

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Set ups

https://sites.google.com/site/myvracelog/manuals-for-race-games

http://www.sim-replays.de/

Set up How to Guide <<< -

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mods

http://www.piggzracing.com/modules.php?name=Downloads&cid=2

http://rustyfx.com/logged_in.html?ms=1360989391959

When you register,which is quick and easy,after you enter your email on the main page,to the right of your email address there is an arrow tab,click on it and will open saying enter member area,then you can access all downloads.

http://www.afterburnermotorsports.com/downloads/mods/index.htm

http://nr2003forum.webs.com/apps/links/

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Short Cuts

REPLAY CONTROLS KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS

C - Change to Next Camera

V - Change Focus to Next Driver

CTRL+N - Unfocus Current Camera from Driver

CTRL+V - Change Focus Back to Player Car

SHIFT+C - Change to Previous Camera

SHIFT+V - Change Focus to Previous Driver

Keypad1 (END) - Fast Forward to End

Keypad4 (Left Arrow) - Frame Rewind

Keypad5 - Play/Pause

Keypad6 (Right Arrow) - Frame Advance

Keypad7 (Home) - Rewind to Start

Keypad8 - Slow Motion Mode

SHIFT+Keypad4 - Rewind

SHIFT+Keypad6 - Fast Forward

Keypad. (Del) - Switch to Live Feed Mode

S - Display Standings (Full-screen replay only)

Space - Toggle On-screen Display of Replay Controls

DRIVING CONTROLS KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS

ESC - Open ESC menu (Use Arrows and ENTER to Navigate)

F1 through F9 - Pit Service Controls (Use Arrows and SPACE to Navigate)

PageUp & PageDown - Change Driving Views

PauseBreak - Pause Game

PrintScreen - Take Screen Shot

F - Toggle Framerate Counter

G - Toggle Gauges in External Driving Views

H - Display Keyboard Shortcuts

M - Toggle Mirror Detail Level

N - Toggle Car Interior Display in Mirror

O - Toggle Trackside Object Detail Level

S - Toggle Speed/Gear/Flag Indicator

V - Change Focus to Next Driver (Car must be stopped)

CTRL+V - Change Focus Back to Player Car

SHIFT+V - Change Focus to Previous Driver (Car must be stopped)

CTRL+I - Toggle Lap Info Messages

CTRL+L - Check Leader Position

SHIFT+R - Return to Pit

SHIFT+T - View/Reset Tachometer Telltale

F11 - votes yes (issues !yes chat command in response to multiplayer poll)

F12 - votes no (issues !no chat command in response to multiplayer poll)

ADDITIONAL SERVER ADMINISTRATION COMMANDS

In addition to ejecting and banning drivers, server admins and bosses have several additional administration commands which they may use to control their server. These commands are entered as chat messages, and must be preceded by an exclamation point as outlined below:

!list_commands - Returns a complete list of administration commands.

!list_polls - Returns a complete list of avaliable polls (see section below for details)

!do_not_auto_start_next_race - Temporarily overrides a server running a series of looped races allowing you to exit back to the track setup screen and select a new track and/or race options (note that the server will resume the previous loop at the completion of the race using the newly selected race options).

!show_password - Returns the server's current access, boss, and boss username passwords. The server's password string will be reported back in the following format: "access_pwd/boss_pwd=boss_username"

!show_admin_password - Returns the server's current admin password (available to admins only).

!set_password - Used to change the server's current access password. The format of the command is "!set_password access_pwd", where "access_pwd" is the desired access password for the server. The server's updated password string will be reported back in the following format: "access_pwd/boss_pwd=boss_username"

!set_admin_password - Used to change the server's current admin password. The format of the command is "!set_admin_password admin_pwd", where "admin_pwd" is the desired admin password for the server (available to admins only).

!set_boss_password - Used to change the server's current boss password. The format of the command is "!set_boss_password boss_pwd", where "boss_pwd" is the desired boss password for the server. The server's updated password string will be reported back in the following format: "access_pwd/boss_pwd=boss_username" (available to admins only).

!set_boss_user - Used to set the server's current boss username password. The chat command "!set_boss_user boss_username" would make a user named Fred a boss when they connected to the server. The server's updated password string will be reported back in the following format: "access_pwd/boss_pwd=boss_username" (available to admins only).

!clear_password - Removes the server's current access password. The server's updated password string will be reported back in the following format: "access_pwd/boss_pwd=boss_username".

!clear_admin_password - Removes the server's current admin password (available to admins only).

!clear_boss_password - Removes the server's current boss password. The server's updated password string will be reported back in the following format: "access_pwd/boss_pwd=boss_username" (available to admins only).

!clear_boss_user - Removes the server's current boss username password. The server's updated password string will be reported back in the following format: "access_pwd/boss_pwd=boss_username" (available to admins only).

!make_boss - Used to give boss privileges to a player currently connected to the server. The format of the command is "!make_boss player", where player can either be the "#" symbol along with the player's car number, or the player's name.

!make_non_boss - Used to remove boss privileges from a player currently connected to the server. The format of the command is "!make_non_boss player", where player can either be the "#" symbol along with the player's car number, or the player's name.

!yellow - Used to throw a yellow flag during race sessions. You may not issue this command during the pace lap, or in the middle of a caution period. You can, however, issue it after receiving the one-to-go signal, thus prolonging a caution.

!black - Used to issue a black flag penalty to a user during race sessions. The format of the command is "!black player", where player can either be the "#" symbol along with the player's car number, or the player's name.

!clear - Used to clear a player's penalties. The format of the command is "!clear player", where player can either be the "#" symbol along with the player's car number, or the player's name. This command is and only valid when the player has a black flag penalty pending, or is currently serving a black flag penalty.

!lap+ - Used to give a lap back to a player during a race. The format of the command is "!lap+ player", where player can either be the "#" symbol along with the player's car number, or the player's name.

!lap- - Used to take a lap away from a player during a race. The format of the command is "!lap- player", where player can either be the "#" symbol along with the player's car number, or the player's name.

!shutdown - Shuts down the server (available to admins only).

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Nascar 2003 NETWORK CONFIGURATION INFORMATION

MULTIPLAYER BEHIND A FIREWALL OR ROUTER

By default the following UDP ports will be used by NASCAR® Racing 2003 Season: 32766 for the net_server_port, 32767 for ping port, and then sequentially numbered ports for each allowed client connection (max of 42) starting at 32768.

To run from a machine with a private IP address behind a Linux firewall, you need to use a combination of IP masquerading and IP autoforwarding. The following rules for the default 42 client port range can be used:

ipfwadm -F -a accept -m -S a.a.a.a/m.m.m.m -D 0.0.0.0/0

ipautofw -A -r udp 32766 32809 -h a.a.a.a -v -u

Where a.a.a.a is the address of the machine behind the firewall, and m.m.m.m is the netmask. If you run a server behind the firewall, clients should connect to the IP address of the firewall.

If you wish to host a NASCAR® Racing 2003 Season race from behind a router you will need to forward the default UDP port range of 32766-32809 from the router to the internal or LAN IP of the NASCAR® Racing 2003 Season server. Linksys users will need to latest firmware update to allow port ranges to the forwarded. When connecting, clients should use the external or WAN IP address of the router.

If you have a router or firewall and would like to allow multiple users on your LAN to connect to the same multiplayer server, you will need to have each of the clients behind the router use a different net_server_port in their CORE.INI files (one client would make no changes and use the default port, while each of the others would need to specify a unique net_server_port).

Additionally if you are hosting a server from behind the router by forwarding the default UDP port range to the LAN IP of the server, no clients on your LAN will be able to connect to multiplayer races since all of the incoming packets would be forwarded to your server. If you want to allow these clients to connect to races while your server is running, it would be necessary to forward and configure the server to use a non-standard UDP port range (see below for details).

RUNNING MULTIPLE SERVERS

If you want to run more than one server on a single machine or from behind a firewall, you will need to give each of the servers its own unique port range for client/server communications, and also include these port ranges in the ipautofw rules or router configuration if applicable. To do this you would specify a unique net_server_port for each server, remember to leave room between each net_server_port settings for the server's ping port and client connection ports.

For example, if you were going to allow 20 clients to connect to each of your two servers you could leave the first server on the default net_server_port of 32766. You would need to reserve 21 ports for ping and clients, so the next available port for the second server to use as it's net_server_port would be 32788.

Using a single installation of the game you may use the command line override to start additional instances of the server, each with their own settings. In the above example the first server would be started normally to use the default settings, and the second instance would use the following command line option to set it's net_server_port to 32788:

-ko"0:communications:net_server_port:32788"

For more information see the "Command Line Override for Game .INI Settings" section above.

Note that on a LAN, clients will only see race servers broadcast to the Local Races table that are using the default net_server_port. In order to connect to servers using other net_server_ports, clients will need to manually enter both the server's IP address as well as the port number (in the format n.n.n.n:port). In the above example, if the IP address of the server was 192.168.1.2 clients would need to connect to 192.168.1.2:32788.

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Nascar 2003 Downloads Area

In Process of Moving all my N2003 downloads and links to Downloads to this page to make it easier for people to find stuff (THIS WILL BE FOR N2003 STUFF - all other downloads will remain on other download page link to that is at top of page.)

Downloads not affiliated with this site, use at your own risk. I own a copy of Nascar Racing, Nascar 2002, GPL, and 2 copies of N2003 all with original boxes, cases and manuals. Bought them all month they were released.

You may need following programs to unzip resources: those programs found under extracting programs.

>>>n2003 dl<<< — this is an external link and i have no ties to it

>> n2003 cerial — Nascar Racing 2003 Season by Papyrus Hosted by Filefront - NOT US!

Damage Ini adds tire rub and other damage to cars

Eight Ball / Hillside / Pappy Park — Papy track update /Eight Ball / Hillside / Pappy Park

Expert Sets for CTS / gns / Cup — pwf sets for n2003

Fountain of N2003 downloads and info — Fountain of N2003 downloads and info

Full Car Downloads and Utilities — Full Car Downloads and Utilities

GTP MOD 1.1 — gtp mod 1.1 for nascar 2003 this is from outside source

http://nrtservers.com/site2010/ — http://nrtservers.com/site2010/

http://www.racetoday.com/default.asp — http://www.racetoday.com/default.asp

http://www.winzip.com/win/en/index.htmwinzip — win zip

nr2k3tracks — utilities. links sites

Sand Box Track editor

tons editing and mod info — tons editing and mod info

Tons n2003 tools

Tons of Mod files here — outlaws/ 70's stock / 2011's / 2010's / 09 camping world /

Track Modder : Many Tracks — updated / Michigan /Bristol /gateway / iowa /kansas

winrar — winrar

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