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My Corridon 6 is completed again, but this time with manually made trees, light, textures, shadows and glass:rock for our game.
Final file size is..... 12 700kb :sonar (earlier it was about 80mb)
Perspective 1
Perspective 2
EDIT: Hmmm, i have a little problem with exporting track to other format (.obj or .x or whatever is needed). Textures definitions aren't exporting with project and file size after exporting exceeds 80mb (checked on .obj, .x format exceeds 40mb). The question is... how should i make it? The answer is... the best as it is possible...
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http://wipeoutzonegame.freeforums.org/
please join and post files and etc its an easier way of maintaining the devolpment
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jesse,how's progress on the track that you're doing from my design?
I thought Corridon 6 would be a variation of Corridon 12.I was wrong!:P
Reverse run available in this game?
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well the track im making for you fesiar is good just doing the final design now
and here it is i hope you enjoy as my software cant exactlly do much right now my computer has crashed and im re installing mosta it
anyways i have been researching physX and this is a chart i drew up showing how physics need to be altered for a vertical acent to be made
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Black=The course a craft without modified physics would go
Purple=The course a craft with modified physics would go
green=areas of downforce
red dot=start of modded physics
blue dot=end of modded physics
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I'm not trying to ruin your day but you may find development a lot more fun (and easier) if you use a solution such as Blender which has now matured to a useful tool. It has physics built in, and accurate enough for this project. If you look at this post:
http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?t=202437
this guy has built an excellent functioning racing game (including menus, car select etc) and is a good learning tool- the only difference is viewpoint (which can be easily modified).
Since its Xmas why not buy a book on Blender and learn it? I admit its not the 'offical' way of making a game but it will teach you several things:
1: Learning a computer language (Python) which is used a lot in games and 3D since it is easier to learn than C.
2: How to model and budget polygons
3: How to texture models in a way that uses video memory efficiently.
A crit on the Coridon 6 track:
It looks nice but why are we seeing it from above? All Wipeout tracks are (obviously) viewed from track level and as such all detail should be geared towards that. Do some more shots from track level and decide if the colossal polygon count is really needed, and spend those polygons on track detail that really matters.
Sorry if that sounds harsh btw.
And just to show I havent been lazy, here is a rejected design from my sketchbook to bring some colour to my post.
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The loop was not supposed to have a jump. It was supposed to be a crossover.And I was intending it to run in the anit-clockwise direction,but clockwise is fine by me as well,but I can't seem to see the undulations that could be used for BRing.
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F.E.I.S.A.R, my Corridon 6 is two-way track (only jump a few inches from start must to be flattened)
btw. Now i'm making an new track named "Alphard"
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FEISAR sorry about that crossover thing but as i said my software was lost when my PC crashed
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Ok,so this is just Stage One of the final product for now?
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