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Are there any driving simulators that let you make your own tracks?

4 posts by 3 people · 04 May 1997 - 09 May 1997

Several years ago (3-5) there were a couple stunt driving type games that let you make your own tracks. Are there any newer vesions that allow slightly more realist track constuction. Mainly I want to be able to make any radius curve with any angle sweep. Altitude and camber would be awsome, but not needed. Thanks for any ideas.
Several years ago (3-5) there were a couple stunt driving type games that let you make your own tracks. Are there any newer vesions that allow slightly more realist track constuction. Mainly I want to be able to make any radius curve with any angle sweep. Altitude and camber would be awsome, but not needed. Thanks for any ideas.
Mark 08 May 1997#366016
Well, got no ideas except for us to look into the files and make converters manually, theres really no other way. -- Sincerely, Mark Come And Visit My Very Own Page Of "SimGo"!!! With Cars, Setups, Utilities, And more to Come! Its awsome to come and worth seeing when made!!! http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/8410/index.html or Come and visit the page SPEED!!!!! Has Utilities, Setups, Cars, Links, and more! http://www.nascarnet.com/~speed/ For E-Mail info,
Je 09 May 1997#366130
On Wed, 07 May 1997 18:05:29 -0500, John Willoughby
Quoted text (7 lines)>Several years ago (3-5) there were a couple stunt driving type games >that let you make your own tracks. Are there any newer vesions that >allow slightly more realist track constuction. Mainly I want to be able >to make any radius curve with any angle sweep. Altitude and camber >would be awsome, but not needed. >Thanks for any ideas.
If you've got The Need For Speed you can use the track editor found on The Pits and a few other sites to edit the existing tracks in the game. You'll need a little bit of DOS knowledge to use it but it enables you to reshape the existing tracks and alter curves, camber altitude and a lot of other stuff. The only limitation is that you can't make the tracks any longer or shorter and can't change the graphics a lot but it does work. I did a series of tracks for the Unofficial NFS homepage which went down rather well (oh how I remember the posts asking "how the hell do you take that new chicane?!?" ;-) but at the moment I can't for the life of me remember the URL. I suggest you sear Alta Vista for The Unofficial NFS homepage, Motodroma (one of my track names) or Neil Jedrzejewski and you should find it. There are hundred of other tracks there as well. Cheers Jed The Pits - http://www.thepits.demon.co.uk

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