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After two years of inactivity, the process of updating the NR2003 Encyclopedia in time for the 2020 off-season has been completed. Dialectical behavioral therapy training.

A project like this is virtually impossible to maintain on a weekly or monthly basis when the goal is to offer everything in about ten or twelve giant packs for easy downloading, as just one new carset would necessitate an entire re-pack of a RAR file several gigabytes in size and that obviously gets tedious to maintain. It’s one of those things I’ll come back to every year or so, if that.

The modified car model for NR2003 is generally not as accurate as it could be, and there aren’t yet a good set of exe hacks to replicate how these cars actually drive which is why I was hesitant to include it in the original inception of the Encyclopedia, but that hasn’t stopped Ground Pounder designs from churning out a decade’s worth of. Choose the option to run autorun.exe, this will start the process to install NR2003 where you need the above key. There's no need to connect to the Internet for anything, so ignore all the register/update prompts that pop up after the game is installed. Now use the file browser to go to C:/Papyrus/NASCAR Racing 2003 Season. Other Add-Ons (1) Forum. New Forum Posts: hawaii wedding flowers (1) Member Introductions window cleaning services. Those changes are what I do to my NR2003 installations and, though I’m sure there are other tweaks and changes that can be made, I think this is a perfect way to play NR2003. All of the tracks, cars, and mods look great and any preview images you’ve seen me post have been made with these settings.

Also impossible is compiling a list of credits. When it comes to painting a car for NR2003, as many as five or six people might contribute to a single car in some fashion – from the base schemes, driver suits, contingencies, and obscure decals, to the car’s in-game ratings. Tracking down every single person who’s helped on every single car – including cars created some seventeen years ago – and manually asking them for permission to include just one car in a 5-10gb pack that may realistically never see track time if a person downloads it, is not even remotely feasible. To offset the hard feelings that may arise, each page has a comments section open to all users (regardless of whether you’re registered or not) so you can leave replies, point out your work, and link to your website.

To the community, I simply say thank you. Papyrus built a great racing game. You turned it into a time capsule.

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What’s New:
– 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020 carsets for Cup, Grand National, Truck, ARCA, and K&N Series. 2017, 2018, and 2019 sets for Pinty’s. 2017 and 2019 sets for Whelen Euro Series.
– The 2020 Truck Series set has everything up to and including the Talladega pack on Stunod
– The 2020 Xfinity Series set has everything up to and including Sammy’s 2nd pack on Stunod
– New Mods: Pintys, SnG03-05, IROC ’75, N4, N2002, and ICR are among the many new mods featured, with several carsets for each. They can be found as part of the downloads in their respective categories. Every major mod released for NR2003 since 2018 is included.
– Preserving N4 and N2002: The release of the N4 and N2002 mods has allowed me to include several carsets released for those respective games. TeamSBR would continue to paint cars for N4/2002 well after the release of NR2003, spanning from 2002 to 2007; those have been included. I’ve also skimmed NNRacing for N4/2002 carsets and found a few that would otherwise be lost to the sands of time, those are included as well. Some great sets that were under-appreciated due to the short shelf life of N4/2002.
– New Category: Modifieds! I’ve never been a fan of the Whelen mod for NR2003 but GPD have created almost ten years worth of carsets for it that deserve to be recognized if mods are your thing.
– New Category: Gen 7! There isn’t an actual Next-Gen car mod for NR2003, so I’ve simply bundled my favorite futuristic sets for both the Muscle Car Late Model mod & ICR mod into a package.
– Revised Category: Road Racing! The SCCA Trans-Am page has been re-worked to include a few miscellaneous road racing mods that use either TPTCC or PWF’s PTA mod as a base. There was really no reason not to include them before.
– Pages have been reworked to list the main mods and number of carsets included per mod; typing out each individual carset included is borderline insane and I had no desire to do it again.
– Increased emphasis on fantasy/alternate reality/re-design sets. If I saw something that looked cool and was rooted in reality with real sponsors/drivers/brands, I grabbed it.
– Increased number of “surprise” cars that aren’t part of any set and are separated/marked as such. Goodies that I picked up along my travels at Stunod or NNRacing are included, basically because I thought they were cool. You’ll know it when you see them.

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This page will, when completed, be a reference for new painters on how to effectively make real cars, and these same techniques can be used for good fictional cars.

For this tutorial, I primarily use Paint.NET, a freeware image editing program, along with an IMPORTANTPhotoshop plugin that can be found here.

For some cases, I use GIMP to help me out with things Paint.NET can't do, such as selection growth and making certain PSD's compatible with Paint.NET.

In this tutorial, we will be recreating Mark Martin's 1995 Valvoline Ford.

I will be using the 1992/1993 Thunderbird template from MasGrafx.

For cars with designs on them, rearrange the contingencies so that they match the car you are recreating. These can be used as guidelines for the base later on. Also, if you want, you can add the base color of the car to the base layer. For the sake of being able to see the contigs, I chose not to add the base just yet.

STEP TWO: Setting 'markers' for the paint scheme

I always set contingencies first because of this next step, where we pinpoint where a certain feature of the scheme is using the side windows and contigs as a base. This picture shows my mental process of how I go about this. Of course, you will need to take into account the angle of the picture and/or the contours of the car. If you want, you can physically add these lines in a new layer to help you. You'll have to delete the layer later on.

NOTE: It would be smarter to align based on the same side (driver-to-driver or psngr-to-psngr) of the car, but what I'm doing here does work as well, you just need to account for fractions of distances along a certain sticker, instead of placing the mark between certain letters.

Instead of having to do this again, I have a much easier way to mirror the scheme to the other side. First, select the lines, making sure that the selection includes the entire scheme so far, and that the bottom line ends right at the bottom of the skirt.

Another important thing to note is the height of the selection, which can be found in the lower left corner of the window n Paint.NET. The number doesn't have to be 399, just as long as you can remember the number.

After this, copy and paste the layer in the exact same place it is. You may have to zoom out to the entire picture in order to do this. After you've pasted, using the bottom center point, drag the picture past the upper line and until the height is the special number again.

ALSO, make SURE the line is right up to the bottom of the other skirt.

You can fill in the paint scheme after this if you wish. This is explained further in techniques down below.

Much like when you were adding the paint scheme, the contingencies will, again, serve as benchmarks for your logos. And, the logos you place can also serve as more benchmarks, and so on. Except this time, these marks will be used to create rectangles. Again, it would be easier to match sides of the car, but you don't have to.

Then, select the area within the rectangle using the rectangle selector. The distances will again be shown in the corner, and these numbers will be important.

Load the number up in the image editor, I'll be using Jeeble's #6 for the number. After loading, crop the picture so that there is small space between the number/logo itself and the border of the image, the reason is further explained below.

Taking the dimensions from your rectangle (again, they do not HAVE to be 166 by 111), resize the number/logo according to the numbers. It doesn't matter if it doesn't match up with proportions. Then place the number/logo on the car on a new layer.

Once this is done, you can reposition or even resize the number as you feel to make it fit more with the real picture.

NOTE: If you resize the number after pasting, it would be smart to go back and resize the original, full-sized and cropped logo with the new dimensions you've changed it to, simply to avoid extra blurs.