[WIP] Old Österreichring by brambilla & Turbo Lover

+1. Looks very good, and I suppose since you did that, it's not too hard to release 2 versions: one quick, one stupidly quick!

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GPGSL S5 Race driver for IED.

Overall i will only make one track, the '76 version, after that is finished i make the '79 version where i only have to rebuild the first turn section of the track with some graphical tweaks here and there.

Speaking about the '76 version, download here the first beta version of it:

[rapidshare.com]

or here:

[home.planet.nl]


Enjoy!

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Thanks Turbo. I will try it.

Cheers

thanks, sounds great!

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X (@ed24f1)

Thanks Ruben !!!

Pitbuilding completed:







Next is the controltower.

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Nice building.

I've just tried that beta and I love the track, now it only needs land.

Other two issues:

- it has no kerbs anywhere, is this correct?
- I was under the impression that the Osterreichring runoff areas used to be huge (and bumpy - altho i'm not sure if this can be done in GP4), or were they only extended in the 1980s? Are you still going to make adjustments to the runoff areas or is it going to stay like this?

paranoik0 schreef:
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> Other two issues:
>
> - it has no kerbs anywhere, is this correct?


It has kerbs, but they look not like today kerbs.



> - I was under the impression that the
> Osterreichring runoff areas used to be huge (and
> bumpy - altho i'm not sure if this can be done in
> GP4), or were they only extended in the 1980s? Are
> you still going to make adjustments to the runoff
> areas or is it going to stay like this?


At some parts of the real Österreichring the run-off areas are somewhat endlessly, cos there where no guardrails at all. In GP4 there must be guardrails all along the track, that's why.

Those parts of the real Österreichring the run-off areas where also steeply banked, instead flat with my version. It could be done in GP4, but the physics in GP4 does weird things with cc cars at steeply banked areas so i leave it flat.

Sometimes you must make compromises.

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Looks better at every step!



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Any trackside textures (grandstands etc.) in the plans?



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looks nice!

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Jagdpanzer schreef:
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> Any trackside textures (grandstands etc.) in the
> plans?


Creating land around the track is next on the to-do-list, anyway, controltower is finished:

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great stuff

I think I am looking forward to this track more than any in recent memory!



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Turbo Lover, good job!!!
Please see if that's OK with the CC-lines in the second curve.
It may be a matter of hit, I'm using.
The car tends to leave much of front, if not a little more braking is certainly wall, but loses too long for competitors.

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S/F bridge with working starting lights finished:

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Good job!!! Excellent!!!

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Looks great

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Any updates? I sure hope this is still in the pipeline!



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bump...



"There are some pikeys there at Turn 10 putting tarmac down - what do you think of that?" - Martin Brundle