My next game...
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Current view of the track. Very basic geometry at the moment, but you get a feel of the finished product when viewed from a distance:
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Wow, that's awesome, can't wait until the finished product.
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...post model?
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There are multiple possible routes, that often cross over each other. Post comes soon, the picture's actually quite decieving... there were never any plans for caves (?), bridges, jumps and the large amount of vegetation that will be used count as props and won't go in until the basic terrain is complete
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If anyone wishes to join, just leave a reply or message me. At this stage, good modellers are needed most, for extra detail on the terrain near the track, and 2D, textured face-me vegetation. Current version (not downloadable) at http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=78a848f11e0819a36cd8ad826e9017b8
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Am i supposed to be a collaborator? I said i was going to work on it, and i have built a vehicle.
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I guess I could be a collaborator, that is, if you want be to.
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Yeah! That's great, @physicsguy remember that once I've added you, you'll be able to download it, but you won't show up in contributors until you've added something. @BTM I need the email adress you use for the warehouse. PM me
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I'd actually kinda like to but I'm not that much good at anything. anything I could do?
by the way my warehouse name is jake
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Okay, Physicsguy and jake are added. Latest update has a few terrain improvements, and makes it easier to tell where to go
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...Why make it downloadable only by colaborators? It could be only EDITABLE but colabs, but you could still make it so others can look at the progress, maybe then you'd get more suggestions/ help from others. I myself might just make my own game instead, that is, while I'm learning to write plugins for sketchup
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I'll release it for download when there's a coherent track. At the moment half the routes are inaccessable, and on parts of the track it's very hard to know where to go.
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