Just searching...as u do...and i came across this lfs cruise pic:

I was wondering (look at track map) how this is possible and i didnt know this track existed. Also-how are there yellow lines down the road (is this edited textures?)?

Thanks in advance......lol

egghed6

Hi,

This is because they downloaded the textures off a cruise website to show this. It can become really handy if your a cruiser to show you what side you should be on. Look on the Citylifecrew.net website under downloads its all there. You can even have the tarmac darker etc! There is many for different tracks etc

Matty

Just adding that the original hi-res texture was done by Electrik Kar (is referenced on the download section it appears in) and the centre lines were added by Jack Tebbutt and smoothed out by me. I did those sidewalks (footpaths) for an added touch, which was originally the concrete curb textures from LFS default textures. The track pictured above is Kyoto 3.

Original Downloads available: (FernBay / Aston / Kyoto)
http://www.citylifecrew.net/fo ... ewtopic.php?f=4&t=569

aah. okay- nice one !

Reguarding the "new track", its not a new track at all. They just simply have rotate map on and when the screenshot was taken, the track was rotated at a particular angle

No one else seeing what he's confused about?

The car is facing towards a left turn, but on the map, the green arrow is facing towards a right turn.

Seems the map has been mirrored somehow.

Nope, point of view is from Toyo9J's car. So your actually spectating the RB4 NOT the XRT. The XRT just happens to be in the shot.

Shift-U FTW.

Oh and if your wondering, the three yellow lines was done that way because the way the textures are mapped on KY only something like this is possible. We know it doesn't look 100% correct, but it is acceptable and much easier for keeping oncomming cars away from each other. (unlike the picture :really

Could be because the camera is actually focused on Toyo9J at a time where he may have been going backwards. There is a short time where you can see the front of the car when it is going backwards from chase view.