[PS4/PS3] Test the track!

Pretty simple track centered around the Pisswasser factory in Cypress Flats. Has 2 hairpins, separated by a chicane, and smoothed out most corners. Would love some feedback so I know what I should improve on going forward. Noncontact recommended starting out.

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I tested your track (10 laps, took about 55seconds each) and I did really like the concept. It's a short, quick track and it's actually a lot of fun. The only problematic thing I could find was the area around CP10 and 11. After the drop to CP10 I almost always had problems to either slow down or sometimes even spin out wildly. Also right after that, on CP 11, I'd tighten the track a bit to force people onto the dirt road instead of taking the corner fast and ending up in the grassy area. I was confused a few times and didn't know where to go after that happened. Otherwise i do really like the track and hope you'll get the word of it out there.


For your track, brutus4d, I really wish you'd do something about the 1st corner, I went past that twice, didn't really see the CP and there was no propping. You might also want to do some Apex propping. some of the props were great, but others were kinda off. I'd also love to see CP22 right in that corner, I think that is placed too far into it. Between CP 23 and CP 24 there's a CP missing in the corner as well. I almost fell off the cliff ~CP 27/28 a few times as well, but that might be intentional. Also: the last corner. First time I saw it, I didn't know where to go, second time I thought it was kinda dangerous - a lot of crashs will happen there. All in all the track feels a bit rushed. The Speed boosts feel forced. I'd take them out, redo some of the CP's and do some more Apex probs. All in all I did like the layout, though. I did 5 laps on it in my trusty Turismo R.

I hope this helps you guys, and don't take my advice too serius, I'm not a pro track-builder either.

For my own track:

It's a fast paced airport track with wide lanes. A hairpin, a few tight corners and a chicane at the end. Two to three long straights. I've been working on it for a long time now, please give me some feedback if there's something I could do to make it better. Greetings!

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Tunnel Run Grand Prix
Made this track, consists of the tunnel in the downtown area of the city, short track, 48s lap times, already made a thread for this and just posting it here also to get as many people to see it as possible, please send me your feedback, and thanks for playing it!

what i saw on the video looks like a really fun track with a good Flow and layout, good balance between hairpins and fast corners. The only concern I have was the overall usage of track with railing, if you crash you stop immediately, maybe you could change some of those railings for other barricades, and the last turn and that drop are I think difficult to drive if you don't know the track, but I know it's difficult to connect it. But overall a pretty good track.



Try my track "grand Senora 24h" out, pretty long track so take your time.

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Lets get some testing going again! If any wants me to test there track submit it!

It's not too bad imo but I think there are a lot of things that can and need to be improved for it to be a good track. I think the layout is good and I like what you did with the layout in the second part of the track. You also did a good job on the lighting. As long as you have enough props for that it's fine, but if you need them to improve the rest of the track it's a waste of props. Functionality over looks.
In general your prop choice and the way you used the props isn't very good, so I'll point out some things you can improve, sorry in advance if it may seem rude, but I don't want to sugar coat anything.

- First of all, metal barriers are no good. They have terrible hitboxes and you don't want those anywhere on the track. Apart from the stunt track section (those metal barriers are fine, apart from one which I'll come back to), I'd start with getting rid of all the metal barriers and replacing them with something else. Like stunt blocks, or the red/white walls you used on the right side of the start/finish straight.
- Especially some of the curved metal barriers on the outside of turns are bad, you could touch them slightly and make a car come to a full stop because of the bad hitboxes. (Chicane, after CP 8, after CP 19 on the right side). Metal barriers on the inside of turns are bad too. 

- Same goes for the raised stunt tracks you put sideways and used the rumble strips as walls, those have bad hitboxes too. (CP 15)
- Make sure your props don't stick out onto the track, like at Tinsel Towers, on the left between CP 4 and 5, stunt tube on the left before CP 10, blue signs after CP 13, props on the outside of the turn by CP 15.
- Remove some of the sticky tire walls that are near the track and could be hit. Like after the starting grid on the right, and the props in the middle of the road right before checkpoint 1, you don't want props in the middle of the road.
- The tube as apex prop at CP 8 is no good, I would recommend using a stunt target or the green gas tank.
- I'm not a big fan of how you propped the chicane area. The track transitions are a bit rough, the blue signs block your vision so it's hard to see where you're going and again, the metal barriers are terrible. 
- Track transition before CP 17 is a bit rough. It's okay in an RE-7B, but no good for anything with less traction. Same goes for the final turn.
- The exit of the pit lane isn't great, you get people coming back onto the track in an unsafe way and could cause issues.

Try to 'dummy proof' your track, by literally driving into everything you can think of on both sides of the road, and try to imagine what could cause issues for people who don't know the track. And when there are no bad hitboxes anymore, your track will be a lot better.
Would also recommend testing it with some slower/low traction cars. Any track can seem easy and smooth when using an RE-7B.