slipROADS: GT6 (Open For Business!)

  • Thread starter SlipZtrEm
  • 1 comments
  • 452 views

SlipZtrEm

can't kick this feeling
Staff Emeritus
27,385
Canada
Toronto
NewAesthetic
SlipZtrEm
gallery_banner.png

01_mas_du_clos_plat.png

gallery_spacer_v.png

02_mas_des_collines.png

gallery_spacer_v.png

03_meadowvale_hills.png


updateHISTORY
11.13.13: Gallery creation.
 
slipROADS presents
Mas du Clos (Plat)

j0bwxywwgsfpx1t10_0-png.473775


Download Now!

Circuit Info:
The real Mas du Clos is a scenic vehicular rollercoaster, located about 300km south of Paris. In the real world, it is considered to have 9 turns, so pay no mind to the total the game spits out. This is the flat version of the track, 99% accurate in length, with a small change to the layout on the back half of the track done out of the Track Path Editor's limitations. On the plus side, it is facing the correct way, with the start/finish line leaning to the West.

...

slipROADS presents
Mas des Collines

99ose93ebgc4ulrtar_0-png.473778


Download Now!

Circuit Info: The real Mas du Clos is a scenic vehicular rollercoaster, located about 300km south of Paris. In the real world, it is considered to have 9 turns, so pay no mind to the total the game spits out. This is the elevation-enabled version of the track. While the elevation does not completely match – especially in the back-half complex, where the turns have been slightly modified thanks to the TPE limitations – the spirit of the track survives. Of particular challenge is the second-last turn, a blind right-hander that can deposit you straight into the wall if you don't take the proper line.

...

slipROADS presents
Meadowvale Hills

h6vyesaxedwuaxz7f_0-png.473786


Download Now!

Circuit Info: A testing circuit set amongst the hills and forests of rural Southern Ontario, Meadowvale offers a little something for everyone. The lap starts with a slight dip before a climb uphill. Before the road levels, however, you'll find yourself in the first left's braking zone. This turn has a bump on the exit, so be careful. Following, a short straight leads into a late-apex right, which morphs into larger-radius S-bend as it opens up. Keep your speed up, as this begins the climb up to the tree-lined back section. Heavy on the brakes for a sort-of reverse-Corkscrew; a tight right-hander with compression leads uphill to a blind left. Once you're spit out of this, you're at the highest point of the track, and now begin the descent. A punishing downhill braking zone will catch out heavy cars into the next left-hander, which has a more exaggerated drop right after the apex. Two sweeping rights are up next, the latter of which can be taken full throttle for some. A sharp left takes you to another downhill straight, with a third-gear left-hander at the end. After this, it's a slight wiggle through another S-bend to the main straight.​
 
Back