Stunts Grand Prix - Revision history

Duplode: Clarifying what the rules about game versions were like

2025-01-04T17:51:28Z

Clarifying what the rules about game versions were like

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	'''Stunts Grand Prix''', also referred to as ''Stunts GP'', was an early Stunts contest managed by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Lukas Loehrer]], aka Luke, from August 1997 to May 1998.		'''Stunts Grand Prix''', also referred to as ''Stunts GP'', was an early Stunts contest managed by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Lukas Loehrer]], aka Luke, from August 1997 to May 1998.

	~~At the time, the now standard~~ [[~~Game_versions\|~~game ~~version]] [[Stunts 1.1\|BB 1.1~~]] ~~was not available on the web~~, ~~and racers took part using either [[4D Driving 1.1\|MS 1.1]] or [[Stunts 1.0\|~~BB 1.0~~]] version. BB 1.0 users were~~ allowed to ~~use~~ the [[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest Car]] 0.85 ~~created by~~ [[~~Lukas_Loehrer\|Luke~~]]. The improved [[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest Car]] 0.9 was not used in this competition as it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.		All DOS [[game versions]] could be used, with BB 1.0 racers being allowed to drive the [[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest Car]] 0.85 instead of the [[Porsche March Indy]], as a way to compensate for the performance disadvantages of that version. The improved [[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest Car]] 0.9 was not used in this competition as it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.

	There were important rule changes during the sole season of the competition. At first, rules were [[IRC rules\|no shortcuts]] and [[NoRH]], but from the second track ~~onwards~~ [[Replay_Handling\|continuing replays]] was tolerated; and for the last two tracks shortcuts were allowed.		There were important rule changes during the sole season of the competition. At first, rules were [[IRC rules\|no shortcuts]] and [[NoRH]], but from the second track onward [[Replay_Handling\|continuing replays]] was tolerated; and for the last two tracks shortcuts were allowed.

	== Season Podium ==		== Season Podium ==
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	\|\|13 \|\| [[Renegade]] \|\| BB 1.0pro \|\| CAN\|\| 1		\|\|13 \|\| [[Renegade]] \|\| BB 1.0pro \|\| CAN\|\| 1
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	Lukas let racer use the three versions of the game: BB 1.0, BB 1.1 and MS 1.1 but in the first they have to race with 4D Contest Car 0.85, an early version of [[4D Contest Car]] while if you race with any of the two last versions you should have race with [[Porsche March Indy]].


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Alan Rotoi at 21:43, 20 January 2023

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Alan Rotoi at 23:36, 6 August 2022

2022-08-06T23:36:26Z

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			[[image:Sgp.png\|right\|thumb\|Original Stunts Grand Prix logo by Lukas Loehrer]]

	'''Stunts Grand Prix''', also referred to as ''Stunts GP'', was an early Stunts contest managed by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Lukas Loehrer]], aka Luke, from August 1997 to May 1998.		'''Stunts Grand Prix''', also referred to as ''Stunts GP'', was an early Stunts contest managed by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Lukas Loehrer]], aka Luke, from August 1997 to May 1998.

Masterctg at 06:27, 24 September 2013

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Duplode: Added (unofficial) season podium; revised the statement about "independent tracks" under the light of newly recovered information.

2013-08-10T01:38:45Z

Added (unofficial) season podium; revised the statement about "independent tracks" under the light of newly recovered information.

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 At the time, the now standard [[Game_versions|game version]]  [[Stunts 1.1|BB 1.1]] was not available on the web, and racers took part using either [[4D Driving 1.1|MS 1.1]] or [[Stunts 1.0|BB 1.0]] version. BB 1.0 users were allowed to use the [[4D_Contest_Car|Contest Car]] 0.85 created by [[Lukas_Loehrer|Luke]]. The improved [[4D_Contest_Car|Contest Car]] 0.9 was not used in this competition as it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.
-In this competition, each track was independent, there was no overall scoreboard. Therefore, no champion of this contest was officially declared.
+There were important rule changes during the sole season of the competition. At first, rules were [[IRC rules|no shortcuts]] and [[NoRH]], but from the second track onwards [[Replay_Handling|continuing replays]] was tolerated; and for the last two tracks shortcuts were allowed.
-There were important rule changes during the sole season of the competition. At first, rules were [[IRC rules|no shortcuts]] and [[NoRH]], but from the second track onwards [[Replay_Handling|continuing replays]] was tolerated; and for the last two tracks shortcuts were allowed.
+{| style="padding:0.5em; margin:1em; width: 12cm; text-align: left; background:#fafafa; border:1px solid grey"
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Duplode at 01:28, 10 August 2013

2013-08-10T01:28:14Z

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	'''Stunts Grand Prix''', also referred to as ''Stunts GP'', was an early Stunts contest managed by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Lukas Loehrer]], aka Luke, from August 1997 to May 1998.		'''Stunts Grand Prix''', also referred to as ''Stunts GP'', was an early Stunts contest managed by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Lukas Loehrer]], aka Luke, from August 1997 to May 1998.

	At the time, the now standard [[Game_versions\|game version]] [[Stunts 1.1\|BB 1.1]] was not available on the web, and racers took part using either [[4D Driving 1.1\|MS 1.1]] or [[Stunts 1.0\|BB 1.0]] version. BB 1.0 users were allowed to use the [[4D_Contest_Car\|~~contest car~~]] 0.85 created by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Luke]]. The improved [[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest ~~car~~]] 0.9 was not used in this competition as it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.		At the time, the now standard [[Game_versions\|game version]] [[Stunts 1.1\|BB 1.1]] was not available on the web, and racers took part using either [[4D Driving 1.1\|MS 1.1]] or [[Stunts 1.0\|BB 1.0]] version. BB 1.0 users were allowed to use the [[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest Car]] 0.85 created by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Luke]]. The improved [[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest Car]] 0.9 was not used in this competition as it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.

	In this competition, each track was independent, there was no overall scoreboard. Therefore, no champion of this contest was officially declared.		In this competition, each track was independent, there was no overall scoreboard. Therefore, no champion of this contest was officially declared.

Duplode: Phrasing + making some points a little more precise.

2013-08-10T01:27:59Z

Phrasing + making some points a little more precise.

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	~~Also named~~ Stunts GP, ~~this~~ was a Stunts contest managed by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Lukas Loehrer]], aka Luke, from August 1997 to May 1998.		'''Stunts Grand Prix''', also referred to as ''Stunts GP'', was an early Stunts contest managed by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Lukas Loehrer]], aka Luke, from August 1997 to May 1998.

	At ~~this moment~~, version BB 1.1 ~~(see [[Game_versions\|game versions page~~]]) was not available on the web, and racers took part using either MS 1.1 or BB 1.0 version. BB 1.0 users were allowed to use the [[4D_Contest_Car\|contest car]] 0.85 created by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Luke]].		At the time, the now standard [[Game_versions\|game version]] [[Stunts 1.1\|BB 1.1]] was not available on the web, and racers took part using either [[4D Driving 1.1\|MS 1.1]] or [[Stunts 1.0\|BB 1.0]] version. BB 1.0 users were allowed to use the [[4D_Contest_Car\|contest car]] 0.85 created by [[Lukas_Loehrer\|Luke]]. The improved [[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest car]] 0.9 was not used in this competition as it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.

	[[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest car]] 0.9 was not used in this competition, it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.

	In this competition, each track was independent, there was no overall scoreboard. Therefore, no champion of this contest was officially declared.		In this competition, each track was independent, there was no overall scoreboard. Therefore, no champion of this contest was officially declared.

	~~Rules also changed~~ during ~~this~~ competition. ~~First~~, rules were no shortcuts and [[NoRH]], but ~~after a few tracks~~ [[Replay_Handling\|continuing replays]] was tolerated and for the last tracks ~~the~~ shortcuts were allowed.		There were important rule changes during the sole season of the competition. At first, rules were [[IRC rules\|no shortcuts]] and [[NoRH]], but from the second track onwards [[Replay_Handling\|continuing replays]] was tolerated; and for the last two tracks shortcuts were allowed.


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Duplode at 18:37, 12 May 2009

2009-05-12T18:37:53Z

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Duplode at 18:30, 12 May 2009

2009-05-12T18:30:48Z

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	[[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest car]] 0.9 was not used in this competition, it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.		[[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest car]] 0.9 was not used in this competition, it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.

	In this competition, each track was ~~indepeneant~~, there was no overall scoreboard. Therefore, no champion of this contest was officially declared.		In this competition, each track was independent, there was no overall scoreboard. Therefore, no champion of this contest was officially declared.

	Rules also changed during this competition. First, rules were no shortcuts and [[NoRH]], but after a few tracks [[Replay_Handling\|continuing replays]] was tolerated and for the last tracks the shortcuts were allowed.		Rules also changed during this competition. First, rules were no shortcuts and [[NoRH]], but after a few tracks [[Replay_Handling\|continuing replays]] was tolerated and for the last tracks the shortcuts were allowed.

Duplode at 18:30, 12 May 2009

2009-05-12T18:30:40Z

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	[[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest car]] 0.9 was not used in this competition, it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.		[[4D_Contest_Car\|Contest car]] 0.9 was not used in this competition, it was released after the last track of Stunts GP was finished, in August 1998.

	In this competition, each track was ~~independant~~, there was no overall scoreboard. Therefore, no champion of this contest was officially declared.		In this competition, each track was indepeneant, there was no overall scoreboard. Therefore, no champion of this contest was officially declared.

	Rules also changed during this competition. First, rules were no shortcuts and [[NoRH]], but after a few tracks [[Replay_Handling\|continuing replays]] was tolerated and for the last tracks the shortcuts were allowed.		Rules also changed during this competition. First, rules were no shortcuts and [[NoRH]], but after a few tracks [[Replay_Handling\|continuing replays]] was tolerated and for the last tracks the shortcuts were allowed.
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