@@meowchamp14 Loooool that's actuallly such a good idea. Both yours and Juuso's with Northern Finland. I'll look into it, maybe Kimi has a dream track somewhere lol
Early Silverstone where you had 2 straights heading toward each other with corners at the end and the only thing stopping a driver from careening off the end of the straight into oncoming traffic is some hay bales.
Hell yes, I do this all the time on my quad!! Going fast enough theirs downforce, like when when a shopping bag and swing it around above your head and stuff, that’s how it works
@@tylersparks7725 Man it's just soo cool to me, cos it's a completely different lifestyle compared to mine. I'd love to visit someday and see how people love their daily lives, what are their hobbies, problems and so on
@@zoomingpast There isn't much to see or experience if I'm being honest. However it's a different style down here. Lots of cowboys, buildings are a country western style. First ever rodeo was in the next town over where the "Pecos Bill" folk lore originated. 1-2 hours in each direction you could find the world's largest natural spring water pool, the world's most challenging open road race" , a beautiful canyon, and a bunch of other state parks/attractions. You'd think the lights off in the distance would be another town/city, but they are oil rigs or natural gas plants. However we have the least light pollution in Texas and most of the US. So that being said, the night sky's are BEAUTIFUL, stars are plentiful, and an hour & a half drive you can see the Marfa lights, which are like the northern lights or light aurua you see in very few places in the world.
just a small tip for landscaping. Blender has a feature to offset edges. I believe you have to activate it with the mesh tools addon: -Open Blender and go to Preferences then the Add-ons tab. -search Mesh tools then enable the script "Edit Mesh Tools" . then by pressint ctrl + e at the top is the option to offset/extrude/move edges. Hope this helps 😁
Option 1 ) Have a long and wide straight that get narrower and narrower leading to a hairpin similar to the Casino hairpin in Monaco, but a third narrower. Then, a succession of broad, sweeping, curves and 240° to 260° hairpins. Have some cobblestone sections in the most intensive braking zones. Option 2) A 6Km track with no less than 40 turns and no straight longer than 100m.
Track idea. Suzuka turns 1-6 into COTA turns 3-9 into Maggots, Becketts, and Chapel, into turns 5-8 of Monaco, and then one long straight back to the start. I call it the Ramen noodle.
I know you’re not good atLandscaping but could you somehow make a street track that goes through the French town in the Alps called Chamonix I think it would look really awesome and for some deco just Gasly and Ocon on a podium holding Baguettes
Hey man, so street tracks don't really have the landscaping problem. It's mostly flat, so I don't have to worry about that, with street tracks, the problem is usually that the buildings take super long to recreate. If I wanted to create a realistic looking street circuit, I would have to model and texture every real life building that's there. We can count with about 5-10 minutes per building, and I think you can do the math... it takes ages
Idea: There have been several times that cars have been attached to roller coasters, such as Porsche attaching one of their cars to a roller coaster called "Python" and Ralph Firman riding another roller coaster on a F1 car. Make a track in Ohio based on roller coasters, mhbe if it works, a full loop de loop.
@@zoomingpast Texas also has some of the highest speed limits in the country, with some parts of their interstates permitting speeds of up to 85 miles per hour. It's like a shitty American autobahn, especially when you consider you don't get into real trouble in most states until you speed in excess of 15-20 miles per hour over the speed limit, so you can be quite naughty without fear of being taken to the county jail by deputy bubba.
@@bubbleman2002 Yooo that's amazing. having driven through Germany multiple times the thing that I hate most about North America are the woefully slow highways so if that's actually true I;m buying a house in Pyote
@@zoomingpast Just be very careful and attentive on Texas roadways, because of the low standard of driver quality in America, Texas is the MOST dangerous place in our country to drive. This in part has to do with certain commercial vehicles (like fixed bed dump trucks and cement trucks iirc), not requiring a CDL license in Texas to legally operate. I'm sure you've encountered bad truck drivers, but imagine a bad car driver IN a truck.
Hey, I've watched most of your track building videos and one thing I've noticed about them is that you manually place all the trees. You can use geometry nodes and the weight paint feature to automatically place them. Hope this helps!
Just have an upside down section on the next track, connected to the bottom bit with half loops. Put some small radius but small angle corners you can take flat out with sausage kerbs. Get Gigakubica for the decoration.
The only thing this track is missing is a rifling corner, which would basically be a rollercoaster loop (with a brief upside down section) that would lead into a banked corner like the one in Indianapolis, bonus points if the middle of the loop had a part of the track go through it like a bullet, twisted like a Möbius strip (with Morbius' face stretched along it) for accuracy
<a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="376">6:16</a> Ur statue is a masterpiece u should teach me how to make statues and other shit. Thx for putting my suggestion in the video
Make a race track where the track asphalt is so elevated that if you go off the track you fall to your death. No barriers, no corner cutting obviously. Oh, and make ramps for the absolute ultimate mega gigachads that want to jump and skip a turn, if they miss they join the other fallen drivers in heaven
You could add that one part of le mans 1966 during the final straight a fast left right like ea rouge and radeon but much more dangerous named something blanc
Make a track where one of the turns is the corkscrew from laguna seca but it’s just keeps going.. and going.. and going.. and going.. like an actual corkscrew.
i think you should have DRS closed during the hill climb, providing downforce to have enough grip to climb, the car has enough power to its grip that would limit in. especially for the non f1 cars.
Crazy idea for a feature in the next one: a race track that go at some point into a tunnel under the ground or the water! (personally prefer the second one Mario Kart like) <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="36">0:36</a> are they searching you? <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="42">0:42</a> extreme banked corners were a thing of Monza! So it's an Italian thing not an "AMERICA 🦅" one <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="115">1:55</a> church for Cheeseburgers!? 😂💀 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="154">2:34</a> why you weren't dancing? 😭 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="224">3:44</a> frickin airplanes 🤣💀 <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="298">4:58</a> OK all in all it screams "'MERICA RAAAH 🦅🦅" <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="355">5:55</a> GENIUS! Someone gives him 1Kg of gold <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="393">6:33</a> PS1 Logan Sergeant doesn't exist he can hurt you... PS1 Logan Sergeant: <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="644">10:44</a> so what type of safety car would they need to go around? <a href="#" class="seekto" data-time="770">12:50</a> what Sergeant?
If you want a real live unbanked turn there is one at Dijon. Also, Flugplatz at the Nordschleife is where some cars have to break on the straight to not fly off.
