Hi everyone! Here's my new track.
It's a fast fullscreen circuit.
I hope you like it, comments and criticisms are welcome.
[cir] Midland Lake
[cir] Midland Lake
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Re: [cir] Midland Lake
What audience will see when there is a lamp row in front of them 
If we forget that one point it's a very good track
If we forget that one point it's a very good track
And the story was whatever was the song what it was
Re: [cir] Midland Lake
Those are no lamps, those are racing fences that are there for safety purposes and protect the spectators. Great track!GeneSuomi wrote:What audience will see when there is a lamp row in front of them
If we forget that one point it's a very good track
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yeah those lamps as fences is quite a common technique, altough maybe not quite so dense...
but another great track once again Dragon
but another great track once again Dragon
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Re: [cir] Midland Lake
Awesome work again Dragon, I like your tracks a lot 
And for me there is no problem in using lamps as fences like that...
And for me there is no problem in using lamps as fences like that...
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Thanks. Any other comment?
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It's hard. 
But by that, it has that thing which garanties that it will be a ToM nomine. The scennery looks very neat and the land map shows a lot of good solutions, but there are some parts which I don't understand. Are those grey and brown areas suppose to be run-offs too? There is one on the left side of the track, at the top of it and one is near the pit entry. Otherwise they look nice there. You could have used them more. The dithering looks great, and you certainly use them in their approriate place. Others might have a thing againts those brown dotted lines in the right area, but I like them! Heightmap? No comment. 
If Crowella would see this track I bet he would say many things, as he use to(and that's why we love him 
). A good and neat design of circuit with a great angle of view, but be aware, this track isn't for noobs like me!
Garbre
But by that, it has that thing which garanties that it will be a ToM nomine. The scennery looks very neat and the land map shows a lot of good solutions, but there are some parts which I don't understand. Are those grey and brown areas suppose to be run-offs too? There is one on the left side of the track, at the top of it and one is near the pit entry. Otherwise they look nice there. You could have used them more. The dithering looks great, and you certainly use them in their approriate place. Others might have a thing againts those brown dotted lines in the right area, but I like them! Heightmap? No comment. If Crowella would see this track I bet he would say many things, as he use to(and that's why we love him ). A good and neat design of circuit with a great angle of view, but be aware, this track isn't for noobs like me!Garbre
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Re: [cir] Midland Lake
This track has a feeling of DiSi meets Crowella but still a bit differentGarbre wrote:Others might have a thing againts those brown dotted lines in the right area, but I like them! Heightmap? No comment.
It's quite intresting.