Quote from Satan_KillerS :

Okay guys, i've seen a video a week ago, thought this track was fun and wanted it in LFS so... I made the layout. I used Google Maps + video for the best possible accuracy. track width is always 10-12 meters, straight is ~300meters, etc, like in real life.

video :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmLiY19Uw-0

Layout Pictures :
http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/3097/mikawa.jpg
http://img815.imageshack.us/img815/9507/mikawa1.jpg
http://img199.imageshack.us/img199/8905/mikawa2.jpg
http://img163.imageshack.us/img163/7128/mikawa3.jpg

Optimized for 45spec autocross textures! =)
FeedBack Welcome!! *Please ask before editing*

could you please upload this dark road texture for Autocross ?
i've been searching for this around google about an a hour and didnt found any thing perfect as this

Quote from imthebestracerthereis :

Beep beep!

Installer: Download | Backup

Manual Install: Download

Thankkk You :thumb3d: !!!!!

one of the most amazing LFS Movie 4 every time ,
didnt see a movie like this
when i see it i just keep dancing :bannana_g
maybe its the 4th time to watch it, but it worth it !!!!
still didnt get bored of it ..

Quote from Zachary Zoomy :

I created this tutorial for the TC forums, but I also thought it would be usefull here.

Skinners use shadow kits to bring out the features in our skins. A shadow kit darkens or lightens areas of your skin to make them more realistic by multiplying the default skin on top of the skin. Btw, a shadow kit and a bodykit are NOT the same.

Step 1, Download the shadow kits:
Thanks to Riders Motion
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=689545#post689545
For Single Seaters:
Thanks to XCNuse: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=23675
you can use those above, but I find them a bit too dark. You can use the default skins instead. Some Pro-Kits include them

Step 2, open your skin. It should looks something like this.



Step 3, open your shadow kit. It should look something like this:



Step 3: Select all (control-A) and then copy (control-C). then click back to your skin, and select the very top layer. (doesn't matter what it is). Then paste (control-P) the shadow kit on top. It should look like this:



Step 4, Select the shadow kit layer and click the menu above the layers and select "multiply"



Step 5, your skin should now look like this:



If you want to apply tweaks to other parts of your skin, you must click the eye icon on the layer and make that layer invisible. don't forget to make it visible again when you are done.
And when you are all done the skin and ready for release, remove the wireframe and save in 2048x2048. If you wish to resize to 1024x1024, open your saved JPG skinfile and resize it that way. If you resize the .PSD, all of the decals go out of shape.

Hope this guide helped.

If you have any comments or spot a spelling or grammer mistake :S, please post

thxxxxxxx man