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Dan Bates date: December 30, 1998
This cockpit is a rework of bitware's vga cockpit, it moves all the main indicators into the top panel, peak rev light has been moved into it's own panel on the brim of cockpit, new pit indicator system, and I've tried to smooth the label
fonts and I've changed the Bitware logo to Thrustmaster (For their steering wheels) |
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Sami Länsipaltta date: December 12, 1998
A nice looking Ferrari cockpit based on the work of James Arix, PK Arnall and Anthony Davis. |
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Matteo Londero date: December 12, 1998
A VGA cockpit with a steering wheel, hands and LEDs on the steering wheel. |
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Geoffery Sharp date: December 12, 1998
Three low les Cockpits based on James Ariz's SVGA Ferrari F310b Cockpit. |
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Alex Alaimo date: December 12, 1998
A Ferrari F310b cockpit based on Rebrica Saso's work. |
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Simon Fox date: December 12, 1998
Three VGA cockpits based on the Wheel-Ferrari SVGA cockpit v5.0 by James Ariz. |
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Peter Acs date: December 12, 1998
A cockpit based on Attila Acs's one. Changes: aluminium parts, new steering wheel, display and more. |
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Low Ferrari-based cockpit |
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Attila Acs date: December 12, 1998
A cocpit based on May's Ferrari cockpit. Attila added some new hands and a new steering wheel, made it as low as possible and created a new display (with Coulthards helmet). |
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Markus Titze date: December 12, 1998
A VGA-cockpit without steering wheel; like Indycar Racing. Specific for Formula T2 users or other wheels. |
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Cockpit with extended views |
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Ritchie Calabia date: December 12, 1998
A cockpit based on the shape of Mad Mao's cockpit and with use of Rebrica Saso's F310B steering wheel. |
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Cockpit with momo wheel v7.0 & v7.1 |
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Steve Soupourmas date: December 12, 1998
Two VGA cockpits: v7.0 & v7.1: both have new momo flat-top steering wheels with L.C.D displays incorporated in the wheels. 7.0 has gold hardware while 7.1 has black. 7.0 has black and green L.C.D, while 7.1 has all green L.C.D. |
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Another nice thing to edit is the cockpit of your car.
You can add a personal touch to your own car this way.
The CPD cockpits are, what I call, the New Generation cockpits. On these cockpits, made with Robert Kimber's Cockpit Designer, the items of the cockpits can be moved to other locations.
You'll need Robert Kimber's Cockpit Designer (Win95) or Steven Young's GP2 Edit 1.7 or higher (Win95/Win3.x) to install these cockpits.
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