For most drivers this will be nothing new, still maybe it can help a few people.
The MRT has no reverse gear and loves to get stuck head-on to walls.
It can be difficult to turn around, for example after a spin on a city track.
But some situations can be saved...
So here is the "MRT Survival Trainings Center:"
It simulates roads of different sizes, the chalk numbers show how wide it is.
So one can test the best way to do a turn in narrow spots:
Park inside any lane and try to turn around without touching the objects.
Tip:
Hold clutch/Shift to 'N' and then do a burnout-spin while steering into the direction you want to turn.
If it does not work one can quickly try again because the hay bales get pushed away.
(so no need to restart)
As video:
In real races watch for other cars!
The layout is for Blackwood Parkinglot. (BL3)
(Think this fits better here than in "Layouts" subforum.)
The MRT has no reverse gear and loves to get stuck head-on to walls.
It can be difficult to turn around, for example after a spin on a city track.
But some situations can be saved...
So here is the "MRT Survival Trainings Center:"
It simulates roads of different sizes, the chalk numbers show how wide it is.
So one can test the best way to do a turn in narrow spots:
Park inside any lane and try to turn around without touching the objects.
Tip:
Hold clutch/Shift to 'N' and then do a burnout-spin while steering into the direction you want to turn.
If it does not work one can quickly try again because the hay bales get pushed away.
(so no need to restart)
As video:
In real races watch for other cars!
The layout is for Blackwood Parkinglot. (BL3)
(Think this fits better here than in "Layouts" subforum.)