I grew tired of seeing many very highly detailed circuits that were fictional being released based around airports. While every one I have seen has some merit to one degree or another, and all have outstanding models and track surfaces, none possess the fun factor - which to me is the point of sim racing.
I am not saying they need to be completely off the wall out there ideas, but just rethinking the bland, dull ones and blending them with the outrageous ones. This is exactly what my circuit Airport Terminal GP is all about.
I have made some very fast long straights but they sweep around on curves to make it a little more exciting.

Above is a screenshot of the layout without the pits or any objects, strings, walls etc.
I have submitted it to www.rfactorcentral.com and it should be ready for release within 24 hours. So check back soon for my release info.
Kinda has a "Post 1994" Imola look to it.
ReplyDeleteBeen a big fan of yours since the "Manhattan Transfer" circuit...
Keep up the good work. Will be keeping "track" of your progress. (LoL!)
Things I'd like to see: Circuit used for 1996 Argentine Grands Prix.( Autódromo Oscar Alfredo Gálvez )
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Circuit_Buenosaires.png
yeh the argentine grand prix circuit would be great. really want to drive that circuit! :)
ReplyDeletekeep up the good work mate
The Argentine GP in this layout (1995) already exists in Rfactor. I have a version of it. I will see if I can find where I downloaded it from and post up the link for you guys.
ReplyDeletehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1995_Argentine_Grand_Prix - Thats the circuit. Now to find the DL link for Rfactor...