It has been ages since I've last posted a track of my own. So, I've finally took some time to finish one of my creations, kept on my harddrive!
This track's called "Dandelion Shore" and is located on a country road next to some lakes. Poppy flowers are blooming everywhere where the eyes can see. Traintracks divide the track in half; huge rocks are lying out of bounds. Beware of invisible walls! You can check them in TE or just run in to them to measure their size and locations. I was very careful about using them since the road's width is smaller then what I usually use. The track is compatible with widescreen displays (FullHD), but you can set the resolution to your taste. I've fallen in love with this widescreen option since now I can use the whole space and not ignore the corners of the track. Although that means I have to update my works that were made for 3:4 display.
The ZIP file contains my custom palette which I've been using since 2018. But you can use your own, of course! Track's name was shortened due GeneRally naming restrictions.
Opponents were set to be mildly threatening; I like less competitive driving. Sometimes I just set the number of laps to 100 and drive until I get bored. I only focus on driving better, taking corners faster and searching for the right angles. Actually, that's how I do testing. You could call it: zen-driving.
But I do let the cpu go for some laps and see if they make a mess. This track was tested with original GR formulas and Strava's great go-karts. Enjoy!
, but it looks like I've made a mistake when I was naming the track. I didn't know the hungarian name of the flower I was thinking of. I thought it was "pitypang", which is dandelion in english. But dandelions are yellow and the flower I was thinking of is red. Now I know what I was looking for are actually common red poppy flowers ("pipacs" in hungarian), which you can see many in the lmap.
) and the feel of this small town. It also drives very well, I like how the hmap adds some flavors. 
