rec.autos.simulators

> Hi all. Sorry if this is a dumb request. I am trying to find a decent
> tutorial on creating a track from scratch. I have seen a few attempts but
> most just tell you what software to use with out any clue on how to put it
> all together. I really need a step by step tutorial that creates even just a
> simple track with scenery, buildings, trees, grass etc. As for the end use
> of the track, well, MM2 would be cool but at the moment I am not too fussy.
> Any software will do as long as it works ok. I have seen some of the free
> software and they have not been that great, not that I am complaining mind
> you. After all, they are free :-).

> Thanks to anyone who can steer me in the right direction :-P

> > Hi all. Sorry if this is a dumb request. I am trying to find a decent
> > tutorial on creating a track from scratch. I have seen a few attempts
but
> > most just tell you what software to use with out any clue on how to put
it
> > all together. I really need a step by step tutorial that creates even
just a
> > simple track with scenery, buildings, trees, grass etc. As for the end
use
> > of the track, well, MM2 would be cool but at the moment I am not too
fussy.
> > Any software will do as long as it works ok. I have seen some of the
free
> > software and they have not been that great, not that I am complaining
mind
> > you. After all, they are free :-).

> > Thanks to anyone who can steer me in the right direction :-P

> Tracks aren't created, they evolve.......ooops, sorry, wrong NG :-)

> I don't know to be honest, but my guess would be to start with GPL for
> the simple fact that there's a large community out there making tracks
> and there are plenty of tools and documentation, the GPLEA website is
> probably a good place to start

> Beers and cheers
> (uncle) Goy

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