| Formula Dé Unofficial Expansions |
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Formula Dé is one of the best racing games I've ever played.
Originally by Ludodélire, it has been bought during years by other game companies; the game has always had a nice support.
It's a F1 game, pretty simple and entertaining, especially if you play
a whole championship.
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ADDITIONAL TRACKS |
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:: :: :: DISCLAIMER AND COPYRIGHT :: :: :: |
| Please read carefully |
These tracks are neither endorsed by nor affiliated
with the current publisher. Of course, you are free to download and print them for your own personal amusement.
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However, since I have recently found out
that there are people selling my stuff on eBay, I warn all of you that these tracks are copyright (c) Roberto Corbelli; I will not tolerate any abuse of my work, and abuse will be punished to the fullest extent allowable under law.
If you happen to spot one of these abuses, please report it to me: these people are trying to rip you off somebody's else work
distributed for free.
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Preview |
Corel zip download |
Pdf download |
Description |
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| Grand Prix of Pacific: TI Aida |
Aida |
Aida.zip
29k |
Ai2_1-a4.pdf
240k |
The first track I've ever made, with the help of Luca Gigli. |
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| Grand Prix of Trasimeno: Magione |
Magione |
Magione.zip
51k |
Ma2_1-a4.pdf
368k |
It's a nice track, situated nearby my hometown, Perugia. |
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| Grand Prix of Argentina: Oscar Galvez |
Argentina |
Argentin.zip
49k |
Ar3_0-a4.pdf*
499k |
I've made this track using a different track color (light grey). Check it out! |
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| Grand Prix of Austria: A1-Ring |
A1-Ring |
A1-Ring.zip
680k |
A13_0-a4.pdf
991k |
A very detailed work! It takes some patience to download... |
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| Grand Prix of Italy: Perugia |
Perugia |
Pg_cdr.zip**
331k |
Pg_pdf.zip
318k |
Two tracks in one! |
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| Caesar Ring 1 |
Caesar Ring 1 |
n.a. |
CaesarRing_1.zip
336k |
Track made by Ale Crespi: see below |
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| Caesar Ring 2 |
Caesar Ring 2 |
n.a. |
CaesarRing_2.zip
292k |
Track made by Ale Crespi: see below |
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*: white track version; **: made using Corel Draw! 8.
To view and print pdf files you need Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download this freeware program from: www.adobe.com |
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I made these tracks using Corel Draw! 4, and enjoyed the work a lot,
really! Simply download the files, unzip them, load them with Corel Draw!
4 and print them on your printer: they will take up to 10-12 A4 pages that
you have to recompose. I strongly suggest that you glue the track on a
foamcore sheet. Be sure that you print the tracks using 200% scaling, since
they were created in "50% mode" (for simplicity). One more thing for Corel
Draw! newer versions users: you may experience some minor font problems;
I used Corel Draw! 6 to print some of my tracks, and I've found a little
error when reading a Corel Draw! 4 file: the "C" letter that is supposed
to be in all the squares below the flags (i.e. the letter preceeding the
number of squares of the shortest way in the corners) inexplicably turns
into an "X", so I just recommend that you turn those letters back into
"C"'s. This doesn't seem to happen using Corel Draw! 7 or higher versions.
The tracks are also available in pdf format: xxyyy-zz.pdf, where xx
= id. name, yyy = Acrobat Reader version, zz = type of pages (thanks to
Tim Trant!).
Both Caesar Rings were designed by Alessandro Crespi (his email in the files).
He used parts of my previously released tracks to shape two new circuits: enjoy!
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| You can also download my version of the old recording sheet (written
using Word 6, so they are basically doc files):
Here are some interesting sites:
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