Yea as my first post says, I already knew that but meh. I'm over it anyway you "CAN'T!!!!" edit the tyre marks and or make them last longer case closed no need for this thread. Moderator please close

Quote from duke_toaster :

+1 For sand point to point track
+1 For a track set in a desert like a Tilkedrome. They could be in the same sort of environment.

Then you would need a new vehicle i.e a 4 wheel drive.

Um, yea.. I can even see roads that aren't even included in any of the South City layouts.

I'm really not into drag racing but this is a good idea and as some people said, I'd actually enjoy it with fasle starts and what not, but saying that I bet everyone would like this addition to circuit racing as well.

Hell yea +1

Is there a way to edit the darkness of skid marks from editing the RACELINEALPHA.dds file like you could in s1?

ok thanks, i found that the racing line being really dark is ok anyway.

I know this is a pretty n00by question and has probobally been asked before but i've done a search and could only find things about the racing line so here goes. Don't blast me
Is it possible to make the skidmarks, not the racing line, stay longer or until the race is restarted? Like if I were to drift around say fern bay club so many times that there is only a dark line from the rubber. With the racing line, it only renders a certian width of rubber and is consistant and smooth where as I want to see my drifting line not my "racing line" if you know what I mean. I also know that you can edit the darkness of the racing line and the amount that is layed but again thats not what I'm looking for.

Thanks In advance

Exactly mate, I don't see how this has anything to do with Initial D at all....

I was thinking of doin a full SO Town version of this track

This is the Sugo Go-Kart D1 course Enjoy! Feedback Please

Pics ^

Feedback anyone?

Here's another couple of drift layouts for you guys.
Feedback is encouraged:

EDIT:PICS NOW UP

Last edited by Drift_junki3, Sun 4 Jun 2006, 12:56.

Looks really creative, gonna try it out now

Thanks for the feedback, i'm trying to make a track that really "feels like a touge atm, will keep you updated.

This layout is a variation of south city long and is similar to the Japanese Industrial streets used to drift on by night in Japan.
Pics:
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c365/drift_junki3/lyt3.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c365/drift_junki3/lyt2.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/albums/c365/drift_junki3/lyt1.jpg

Real Life video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v ... amp;search=street%20drift

Layout:

Last edited by Drift_junki3, Fri 19 May 2006, 00:51.

so... what exactly have you done to the track besides put barriers up to block the road?

Here's my Handbrake, shim had the idea and we put it into action. Drifting is so much better with this:
http://i31.photobucket.com/alb ... rift_junki3/car2samll.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/alb ... rift_junki3/car1small.jpg

Sorry for bringing back an old topic but can I have an Fz50 Gtr drift setup anyone please?

Quote from Takumi_Project.d :

if you can show me info on a proper drift lap and a proper grip lap on a circuit using the same car for both... but until then, nothings proven at all "some cars on some tracks" isnt really helpful

Have you seen the Best Motoring Drift Bible DVD? Keiichi Tsuchiya (drift king) demonstrates exactly that with a drift s14 silvia. To me it looks like he can keep up with the ghost fine using the speed drift technique.

The Layout dowload is smaller than the screenshots.

This is my drift training layout for blackwood carpark, I like it alot, I have gotten so much better at drifting from driving on this layout *HIGHLY RECOMMENDED*
Please post suggestions for improvement and feedback.

Layout: http://shim.hunchme.com/LFS/Layout/BL3_DRIFT_TRAIN.lyt

Screenshots:
http://i31.photobucket.com/alb ... /drift_junki3/layout2.jpg
http://i31.photobucket.com/alb ... /drift_junki3/layout1.jpg

Last edited by Drift_junki3, Sun 5 Mar 2006, 12:42.