martindurin
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Post by martindurin on May 23, 2016 10:02:20 GMT
Ok, I've seen this quite a few times already. One example is Bahrain Internatinal:  There are props in the ground forming a kerb. I suppose it has something to do with prop stacking but I thought that is only used to get things mid-air. Does anybody know about any tutorial (written or video) that covers how to achieve this? Thanks! |
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Post by misssnuggles on May 23, 2016 12:19:33 GMT
There's a section for track building with tips and things.
I do it by putting a barge for example and a fence or whatever, next to it. So the barge is on it's side (half in the ground) then you link them in a template using the fence bit as the main part. Then delete them, go to your templates and load it up. You will then be able to rotate both props on the fence props axis, making the barge go lower/higher/whateverer than usual (it can take some fiddling to get to the right height). After that you just delete the fence prop and you have your new kerb!
Not the best at explaining it but hope it helps. You may have better luck in the content creator area =)
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martindurin
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Post by martindurin on May 23, 2016 14:00:27 GMT
So it can't be done without templates, I see. That might be the reason why I never managed to put the stuff into the ground. I'll try this procedure then. Thanks, Snuggles
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