[All] Test the Track!

Precision GP


 Let me know what you think

Would love to try!
One thing, but thats just me, i like to stcik to the road not thrue the air
Still a great play buddy

Thanks! First of all you need to know how you can align props for a proper bridge:





Then it comes down to your track and the surroundings, that limit your prop placement, but I would highly recommend to go with a bridge in the shape of an S:

This way it feels much more smooth to enter and leave the bridge, compared to a bridge that starts to bend downwoards right from the beginning.

In the tutorial you can see that you can read of those tire barriers, how steep you placed the next part of your bridge. I personally prefer to go with a slope that covers up all except 1 of those white arrows. But that´s base on how much you angle the tire barrier beforehand.
BUT: At all means - Don´t make a barrier too steep so the car starts jumping. All cars react differently to such bumps. I like to test this with the Comet, as it´s very nervous on such bumps. If you can master the bridge without any problems on that car, you will most likely not have any problems afterwards.

In the end it comes down to a bit of practise and experience I think.

My first time trying to make a track for PC: 


rsg.ms/d27ea66

The idea was a "slow" track for Muscle Cars. Im sure theres tons of improvements to be made.

Jugles

Track - Maibatsu Motors GP (GTA)
Platform - PC

Description - The Maibatsu Grand Prix is a street race through the industrial section of East LS, Mirror Park and the downtown Business district. This 4.3 mile race is full of twists, bumps and uneven roads, where brake and throttle control are key. A wrong move could throw your car onto the train tracks or into a park.

This track was made with Sports cars in mind but can be played with every class. This version is in perma GTA mode because of the Stunt Race glitch. Would love some feedback! Thanks

I have a track that I think is pretty good, but I'd like a second opinion. The track is called 'Azure Sky Raceway' and it's a short but technical airport track, coming in at 1.33 miles. I'd recommend using either Sports or Super class cars, but it's up to you. Any feedback and/or advice would be greatly appreciated, as I'm trying to get recognised as a trackbuilder in NoDo. Thanks!

The link: rsg.ms/9580b95