Croft Circuit, UK - v1.0 (last update:2013.04.10)

[Dennis May]

looks really great so far

 

[superkolos]

lookin really good

 

[Mauro]

very promising track!

tk feels3

 

[Andreas Binz]

Very nice feels3. Good work. How long is that track and is this a 1, 2 or 3 layout track?

 

[K Szczech]

Heh, I just realized you're the same guy I remember from GTR2 days, Superkolos
I had a lot of fun racing with Fireball, Marengo and Elenator.

 

[lighty]

just to echo whats been said already, textures look very very good indeed keep it up mate and we'll soon be bashing bumpers on a classic Croft track!!
Thanks

 

[Slothman]

just to echo whats been said already, textures look very very good indeed keep it up mate and we'll soon be bashing bumpers on a classic Croft track!!
Thanks

+1

 

[feels3]

Very nice feels3. Good work. How long is that track and is this a 1, 2 or 3 layout track?

2.1 mile and one layout.

 

[Andreas Binz]

2.1 mile and one layout.

Ok thanks. You like uk tracks? What do you think about poland tracks?

 

[K Szczech]

Poznan Circuit is the only decent racing track in Poland. Pretty fun to drive and race though

 

[feels3]

I hope Poznan will come someday on rf2

First tests with terrain blending and new kerb textures look promising and I'm quite happy with results but still need some tweaking (contrast, colour balance, sharpness, blended textures also need a bit higher resolution)

 

[thuGG]

That looks really really good! Great job!

 

[ethone]

That looks awesome.

 

[Mauro]

wow. great screens!

Feels, did you plan to release Croft circuit during the rf2 open beta period?

 

[MarcG]

those screens look awesome, top work sir

 

[Chris English]

Looks amazing so far, great work!

If you need a tester I've visited Croft every year for the last 14 years.

 

[navorsky]

Wow! That´s a great work man! Your textures look neat, very close to the real thing. I´ll definetely keep an eye for this release! Greetings from a brazilian racing enthusiast!

 

[Franciscodog]

Fantastic!

 

[blakboks]

I'd be curious to see/hear more on how you went about doing the edge of the track into the grass terrain. I'd specifically like to know how you achieved such variation, yet retained a high level of detail. i.e. how many materials, which materials, and how to blend between them, etc. Did you just use the blended infield shader? Or did you use that plus matching the UV's with like a T1 mult T2...? Are you using any specularity?

 

[K Szczech]

What you see is not a matter of some fancy technique. It's a matter of will and patience. And that's why we are all saying: good job!