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Ah what the hell, i'll join in it too.

Onik37 wrote:Hmmm... it sounds interesting
Can I try?

I don't see why not

Txizzle wrote:Ah what the hell, i'll join in it too.

That's the spirit.

Okk guys... I'm ready.
Tell me what should I do... I cannot wait to get started

why don't we make it weird and do the squares as thirds?

Mad Dan wrote:why don't we make it weird and do the squares as thirds?

Interesting idea. I see this going like this: one person starts and makes 1/3 of the track. Persons 2 and 3 make the next triangle (different one each), then persons 4,5,6,7 finish off, giving us 4 different tracks by 7 authors. Is this how you meant?

Exactly that simply as a way how to reduce the number of people in the "pyramid scheme"

Onik37 wrote:Okk guys... I'm ready.
Tell me what should I do... I cannot wait to get started

Nothing just yet, we need at least 2 more people to be able to even do the triangle variation, which is a lot smaller in terms of required track makers.

But maybe we can start thinking about the track type. Any suggestions?

To me a road circuit sounds great

I have little experience, the ones I have made (and only recently realised have not all/even released) are normal circuit, not rally or stunt stuff. Normal circuits/have my preference.

I pretty like road circuits.
Also Rallycross ones are good, with the start grid in line and far from the circuit, 50% dirt and 50% road.

I'd like to join in this project, can I try?

Dragon wrote:I'd like to join in this project, can I try?

Of course! It's nice to see some familiar faces joining. (waiting for Paw, TH, BBA, ACM, and other experienced guys to suddenly appear in this thread)

Okay, I think we should start and hope that a few (or at least one) more people will join as we go. As of now, the participating trackmakers are:

Mad Dan
Marco
Onik73
Txizzle
Dragon
egamad

I would agree that a road track would be nice, as a few of you have suggested. I propose a small-ish world size, maybe something around 120-140. Mad Dan, can we ask you to create the first square triangle?

egamad wrote:(waiting for Paw, TH, BBA, ACM, to suddenly appear in this thread)

Oh, okay, if you don't want me, I'll just leave...

Just kidding, I'd like to join as well. I should have some time to make a lil' triangle around Christmas time. I agree with you on the WS.

Hey guys.
It´s been a long time since I´ve been active with Generally.
But I would like to join this JE!
Good to see some of the "old" guys!!

Road circuit would be nice.

I emailed Dan about creating the first triangle, as he hadn't responded to my proposal here. We'll wait a few days before assigning someone else with the task of creating the first triangle.

Also hi Aleksi and Scholl!!

I just heard from Dan, and will be very busy in the following weeks, so we should pick another starter. I'm thinking Aleksi Scholl. What do you say?

Hey, if its not to late I would really like to take part at this JET

I forgot that Aleksi said he'll only be free around christmas . So Scholl, would you do the first one, please?

I´ll be ready until sunday.
Road track WS 130.

Here´s the first part.



I adapted to the current weather with some snow and Fir Trees.
I hope you guys like it.

Next please!

Edit:I´m sorry, but I don´t think it´s possible to put three, same-sized triangles into a square. Mathematically it´s just not possible.
So I ended up with three squares instead. I hope that´s alright.

Edit: i will make a new piece that confirms with JE rules.

It can be divided like this roughly . Maybe.

Yup, that's pretty much the idea... similarly to what I proposed to Scholl in a PM, which was to take an inscribed circle and divide it into 3 parts, going from there. Obviously there would be some leftover land, but that's just some "free" land to play with.

We're not going to count pixels, so no biggie.

So, what's going on? I have my last exam of the year tomorrow, so after that I'd have a plenty of free time, but after christmas I'll be pretty much locked again.

I'd also like to know how we're progressing. Any news, Scholl?