Tyrone - Racetracks & Models

Gladiator Beach - 2 November 2024 - (fictional circuit)

Added 2024-11-02 16:31:41 +0000 UTC

Hi everyone.

Around 5 months ago, I posted an early idea / preview of this track. Along with the recent updates, I've decided to open this track up for free followers of the Patreon as well so now we can garner feedback from a larger crowd.

Download:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_LrUfE25aVBqYL7zxj9D2J1uOygCIrN-/view?usp=sharing

Since the inital upload I have taken feedback on board, and have changed the layout a fair bit.

Basically the feedback summarised was that the track had a good layout and flow, but that there were too many blind and sharp corners.

I have changed almost every corner on the track! To really try and create a great driving experience.

Almost every corner has been widened, with shallower curvature. Track is a lot faster now. On average you're on the brakes a lot less throughout the lap. Some of the elevation has been flattened slightly so you can see further ahead. This change in visuals also seems to make the track feel a lot 'safer' to drive.

As this is still a 'layout preview' there's some objects positioning that may not be perfect. I still need to finalise the tunne design etc as well. So please treat any visual issues as a low priority.

So. hopefully we're approaching a really good layout now. But there's still time to make some small changes, so please let me know what you think! either in the comments here, or in the Discord channel.

Small bonus, if you have any traffic management apps, turn them on for this track to activate traffic driving along the 8 lanes of highway that run between the track and the coastline.

The track has a very basic AI line, and Replay cameras. Pitlane right now is not functional for AI.

Thanks again, I hope you enjoy driving this track as much as I have designing it!

Ty.

PS. The Kickstarter for Autentic Simulations Portugal Openworld Project is now live. See more here.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/authenticsimulation/portugal-openworld-project