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Post by jeffreyb1990 on Oct 13, 2015 8:18:03 GMT
I have seen some tracks (especially by DrKloden) where props have been put flat in the ground to create a road. I also have tried to do it, but somehow I can't figure out how to do it. Can anyone help me with a description or a link to a tutorial? |
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Post by Evil_Tuinhek on Oct 13, 2015 8:32:50 GMT
It's quite simple. Put two props, let's go with barriers for now, next to each other, like this: | |
Now make a template out of them.
Next, you need to select the template. The game chooses one of the barriers (#1) in the template as the one you can spin around, and the other one (#2) basically orbits around it. Barrier #2 is the one you can place anywhere you like. Once you've placed it, you can remove barrier #1 so only the one on the ground remains.
Be careful not to completely make the prop disappear in the ground when you place it though, as there is no way to remove the prop without removing all of the props.
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Post by jeffreyb1990 on Oct 13, 2015 9:00:33 GMT
It's quite simple. Put two props, let's go with barriers for now, next to each other, like this: | | Now make a template out of them. Next, you need to select the template. The game chooses one of the barriers (#1) in the template as the one you can spin around, and the other one (#2) basically orbits around it. Barrier #2 is the one you can place anywhere you like. Once you've placed it, you can remove barrier #1 so only the one on the ground remains. Be careful not to completely make the prop disappear in the ground when you place it though, as there is no way to remove the prop without removing all of the props. Thanks  |
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Post by DrKloden on Oct 13, 2015 15:48:46 GMT
After my le mans championship starts and a few other details are sorted out, I really should make a video of all my creator tricks
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Post by Deleted on Mar 1, 2016 15:21:12 GMT
After my le mans championship starts and a few other details are sorted out, I really should make a video of all my creator tricks bump |
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Post by jordycuzz on Mar 1, 2016 21:42:04 GMT
After my le mans championship starts and a few other details are sorted out, I really should make a video of all my creator tricks DOOO IITT!!! |
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Post by Evil_Tuinhek on Mar 2, 2016 0:08:49 GMT
It's quite simple. Put two props, let's go with barriers for now, next to each other, like this: | | Now make a template out of them. Next, you need to select the template. The game chooses one of the barriers (#1) in the template as the one you can spin around, and the other one (#2) basically orbits around it. Barrier #2 is the one you can place anywhere you like. Once you've placed it, you can remove barrier #1 so only the one on the ground remains. Be careful not to completely make the prop disappear in the ground when you place it though, as there is no way to remove the prop without removing all of the props. I have since made a video which basically shows what I described there |
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Post by Swanie on Jun 13, 2016 0:48:11 GMT
That's really cool! I'm going to have to keep that in mind next time I make a track. Can you do this as well on last gen?
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