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[cir] Apasc
[cir] Apasc
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I created new track.
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I created new track.
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DuklaLiberec
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Re: [cir] Apasc
Reagrding the quality, it is essentially fair and reasonable. There are still some points here to be improved:
- the gaps between the barriers - perhaps a common stereotype of Polish trackmakers?
- I don't think the beach makes much sense considering to the scenery, as I would remain on the woodland atmosphere instead.
- the density of the trees at the forest is not my cup of tea, possibly because those are kind of too regularly placed.
- the area around the pits is too plain imho. Furthermore, three 'large' cars placed behind the pits - that does not make much sense, either.
- the AI drives quite insanely close to the pit wall, which results them to be prone to some messy wall bouncing.
- you only have sporadically made adequate run-off areas, therefore it results the track being more [stc]-ish, rather than a normal [cir].
Aside from that, I like the layout and the atmosphere (except for the beach of course), so I will come to the conclusion that despite some obvious flaws, your track was quite of acceptable quality.
- the gaps between the barriers - perhaps a common stereotype of Polish trackmakers?
- I don't think the beach makes much sense considering to the scenery, as I would remain on the woodland atmosphere instead.
- the density of the trees at the forest is not my cup of tea, possibly because those are kind of too regularly placed.
- the area around the pits is too plain imho. Furthermore, three 'large' cars placed behind the pits - that does not make much sense, either.
- the AI drives quite insanely close to the pit wall, which results them to be prone to some messy wall bouncing.
- you only have sporadically made adequate run-off areas, therefore it results the track being more [stc]-ish, rather than a normal [cir].
Aside from that, I like the layout and the atmosphere (except for the beach of course), so I will come to the conclusion that despite some obvious flaws, your track was quite of acceptable quality.