[All] Test the Track!

dude that track looks sick, added and gona try it out soon. On that subject I have converted and have updated my ps3 track to pc with more props. The track itself hasn't changed since the ps3 crew I used to hang with. Check it out guys. Constructive criticism wanted. Though i have been told in the pass it has similarities to other well knows tracks.


Platform: PC

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Patience and sacrifice. 
I can just try to give u some tips from my experience. There is no strict recipe for it, but I can tell you some of my standard ingredients

- It comes down to the surrounding of your track and how much props you can sacrifice for the bridge, but  I would highly recommend to work with a shape like this: (It feels way better to go on and off the bridge)
 
- On this bridge I used 2 tracks of 3x5 stunt blocks side by side.

- Don´t use prop snapping, because the result will be imprecise. Yes, you have to set every prop on hand - work with coordinates (x,y,z axes)

- I set a starting point and a target, where the bridge should end. 

- Depending on the racing speed at that point and the space I have left I go with 0.5° up to 2° angle for tilting the props.

- A car which is reactive to bumps is a good one to test if the bridge is too bumpy. Panto for Compacts, Comet for Sports and Turismo for Supers are good cars to make sure the bridge works. If the car starts jumping only a tiny bit, it´s too steep.

- the bridge will look a lot smoother, if the first prop overlays the 2nd one at the edge and so on - but just a tiny tiny bit. Working with coordinates makes it easier here. This way you won´t see the cuts.

I spend a fairly big amount of time to build a bridge in comparison to the rest of the track. That track for instance was around 12 hours of work and the bridge/slope alone took up 4 hours+. Also it is very prop consuming. This one consists out of around 70 props I think, but this one is special, because it consists of 2 tracks of props side by side. Still this method costs way more props then snapping stunttrack parts together, but the outcome looks way more classy to me and it obviously feels better. You can create beautiful things, If you just have the patience to do so. With this bridge I tried to create something to look like a waterslide but that´s obviously just a thing of personal preference and highly depending on what you want to create

Alright, I´ve got my next creation done.

Originally this track was called SprunkSpeedway and was my first track I´ve put a proper amount of effort into. Now with the new props, it got a facelift and because of changed griplevel, it is even faster now. That´s why I now present u:

Sprunk Xtreme Speedway



this track is supposed to be as fast as possible, without becoming boring too quickly. It features some very highspeed corners wich definately demand good car control and the sense for the right apex.
Because I had a lot of fun hotlappin this track, I decided to make a timetrial challenge out of it and I´m awarding Amazon giftcards to the Top #3 - let me know your thoughts down below.

PERFormance Racing Panto creator cup


So, PERF has introduced a Panto Creator Cup. I decided to throw my head into the ring and measure myself with such awesome creators like johanssonnick,WhiteyWhite_,DJ-BIG_L and others.

The task was to build a track that is suited to the Panto, features a 30 player starting grid, block of curbs if possible and has an overall good flow with the Panto.

With Poseidon I think I accomplished this

Alright, my next creation is done: Formula FMJ: rsg.ms/0cd2c16


let me know your thoughts down below

PS:  I might have to set up a own thread, slowly I start spamming this thread lol

[PC]Hey!
So I finished my first track and looking for some feedback: rsg.ms/993b1ed

Hi folks. I'm new here, and I'd love some feedback on the races I've made. There are three so far, all stunt tracks, all on PS4:

Great Bridge-ish Takeoff: rsg.ms/9e2de7a - Classic stunt race, starting on the bridge between LSA and Elysian Island, then roaming back over, under and around it in loads of different ways, using stunt track, tubes and jumps. My first attempt and kind of a kitchen-sink approach. Best with Sports cars, but open to most classes.

The Wasp: rsg.ms/1d50d5a - As featured in week 5 of Broughy's track showcase (https://youtu.be/2jqFfFzNA60?t=2710). My attempt at a straightforward Rockstar-style Stunt race, with lots of big hills and jumps. "Very, very nice." - Broughy ;-). Best for Super cars, but again open to most classes.

Wonky Wonderland: rsg.ms/4281952 - Night race bathed in the lights of the Del Piero pier. Winds back over and under itself in all sorts of ways, track veering at all sorts of angles. Best for Sports cars, but again, open to most classes.

Here is a playlist with all 3 tracks: rsg.ms/9e2de7a