- #RACE CIRCUIT DESIGN SOFTWARE PRO#
- #RACE CIRCUIT DESIGN SOFTWARE SOFTWARE#
- #RACE CIRCUIT DESIGN SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD#
Race Track Builder is a software design tool that has a simple, easy to use interface that allows you to build fantasy race tracks or use Google Maps data to create real-life terrain and roads.
#RACE CIRCUIT DESIGN SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD#
I usually use this for creating a basic layout before going into sketchup Here is a good example of what you can doįinally using a pencil and paper is very popular here and is surprisingly very cheap.Race Track Builder Free Download (v1.5.2.2)
#RACE CIRCUIT DESIGN SOFTWARE PRO#
Google Earth Pro is good for creating circuits as it is free but using the polygon tool is annoying as it creates so many layers. It is good for creating your track in 3D but is expensive and hard to master Here is a good example of what you can do is easy to use and I know of at least 1 person (I know right heaps) that uses it Here is a good example of what you can do Here is a good example of what you can do Here is a good example of what you can doĪdobe Illustrator is used here by a few people. Here is a good example of what you can doĪdobe Photoshop I know is used by some people here. Inkscape is quite popular here and there is a tutorial u/Gullible_Goose made earlier somewhere. Please bear in mind I have never used, nor know much about the first 4 programs for racetracks Welcome, to r/RaceTrackDesigns for your first track it isn't a bad design, except that left hander just before the snail section at the end looks dangerous.Īs for what you asked for, different people here use different programs to make their tracks. Publicly making a scene over moderator action is a bad look and could call for further action from the mods. Trying to rules lawyer your post back into existence won't work when you're breaking the spirit of the rules. Misinformation/Fake News: While detail and realism are acceptable (even encouraged!), attempting to present content from RTD as a real circuit on other platforms is not allowed.Trying to own/get back at a troll or a spammer doesn't do any good. If a post has been removed, don't add to the comments. If something doesn't comply with the above rules, please report it. Comments that are just "looks like X" will be removed. If you see a similarity, expand upon why you think they're similar, and why that similarity is important. taken into account the circuits will drive and race completely differently. Comments like "This looks like/reminds me of X Circuit/gives me X vibes" aren't useful or constructive, and most of the time any superficial similarity in top-down layout is meaningless - with elevation, length, width, camber etc. Don't make "this looks like X circuit" comments.
Unofficial Competition Guidelines: If your competition idea is too big for an RTD Challenge, setting up your own competition is allowed, with restrictions.Low-effort jokes, low-effort memes, and bandwagoning will be removed. Memes and bandwagoning: /r/RTD is not a meme sub.Redesign Guidelines: Redesigns of existing race tracks must also follow the redesign guidelines or be removed.Design Guidelines: Posts that do not follow the design guidelines will be removed.
Posted designs must be your own work (with some exceptions) Nobody's saying you have to like what you see (art is subjective!), but if you don't like a post, try to understand what OP's going for, and assist them. Very few spambots post here - there's always another human person on the other side of the screen. Thank you to /u/SirDunny, /u/melvynlennard, /u/hiddendatsun and /u/tirinkoor for flair! The RTD Wiki is a great place to start if you're looking for information about the sub or racetrack design resources. Have fun, and please submit! Don't be shy! Let's see those designs! Be original in your designs, and remember, have fun! Here you can submit racetrack designs that you have doodled, drawn out, made on the computer, etc. REMEMBER TO FLAIR YOUR POSTS! NEWS & ONGOING: We've done it! 20,000 subscribers, and ten years of this subreddit! Get an overview of the celebration tournament here! Choose your favorite club circuit in Round 3 Voting! CORK CONFIRMED: Round 4 is active! INFO:
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