rec.autos.simulators

Railroad crossings in racing games?

ultim..

Railroad crossings in racing games?

by ultim.. » Thu, 30 Aug 2007 16:17:16


 Thanks. A while ago, I was using T3ED to move the track where the
train runs (couldn't do the reverse because there was no way to get to
the train itself in the editor so I had to move the *road* instead),
and had the train street running through  that part. The strangest
thing was, at the end of the segment, the train would *dive through *
the road and disappear under it! Very funny to look at. I would also
use the cheat code that enables you to blow out the tires of the car
in front of you, and I would spend time blowing out all of the cars'
tires and watch the train ram them. Yes, I really am that twisted. >:)

Plowbo

Railroad crossings in racing games?

by Plowbo » Sat, 01 Sep 2007 08:51:09

Monster turck madness v1 and 2 come to mind...

> I was wondering if there are any racing games out there that have
> active railroad crossings out there that pose an actual in game
> hazard? The closest Ive seen was

> Burnout Revenge- I remenber seing an active train running along side
> a street that you could run in to. Ditto for the Kindiack Park level
> of NFS:HS

> Need for speed Underground- A train crosses the street in one of the
> drag races but it finishes before any of the cars reach it. It was in
> the demo but was removed and replaced with a static train in the
> retail version!

> Right now, those are the only racing games that have something like
> this I can think of. Any others?

ultim..

Railroad crossings in racing games?

by ultim.. » Sat, 01 Sep 2007 15:40:05



> :>Monster turck madness v1 and 2 come to mind...

> I also vaguely remember getting nailed a time or two by a train in
> Msft Rallisport Challenge. :-)

 Was the train crossing or street running?
> me/2


> :>> I was wondering if there are any racing games out there that have
> :>> active railroad crossings out there that pose an actual in game
> :>> hazard? The closest Ive seen was
> :>>
> :>>
> :>> Burnout Revenge- I remenber seing an active train running along side
> :>> a street that you could run in to. Ditto for the Kindiack Park level
> :>> of NFS:HS
> :>>
> :>>
> :>> Need for speed Underground- A train crosses the street in one of the
> :>> drag races but it finishes before any of the cars reach it. It was in
> :>> the demo but was removed and replaced with a static train in the
> :>> retail version!
> :>>
> :>>
> :>> Right now, those are the only racing games that have something like
> :>> this I can think of. Any others?
> :>

remove EATSPAM to repl

Railroad crossings in racing games?

by remove EATSPAM to repl » Fri, 07 Sep 2007 01:45:12


That 4WD racing game... 4x4 Evo. One of the tracks has a train... and a
train bridge.
If you time it right, you can cut across the bridge and make a major
shortcut. If not...

I think there's also a similar track in Monster Truck Madness, same
developer.

--KC

Jeff Rei

Railroad crossings in racing games?

by Jeff Rei » Sat, 08 Sep 2007 06:19:32

It still moves, but with a good run you can beat it in the left lane.
On a moderate run, you can take the jump behind the engine.

Jeff Rei

Railroad crossings in racing games?

by Jeff Rei » Mon, 10 Sep 2007 06:34:26

The train is moving on the PC version, here is a clip from a video I
made of NFS Underground 1 career mode:

http://jeffareid.net/nfs7/n7drag.wmv

For anyone (both of you) interested, here is Underground 1 career mode
condensed into an 11 minute video, cutscenes and highlights of events.
If you haven't seen Underground 1 before the graphics are pretty nice.

800x600 version:

http://jeffareid.net/nfs7/n7movie.wmv

640x480 version:

http://jeffareid.net/nfs7/n7movie6.wmv


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