Stress test my layout

[Tommer]

Exactly as the title says - I'd like people to give my layout a go , I've been working on this Westhill layout for the past three days, it's definately worth checking out now IMO as i've worked hard to iron out the flaws.

I've been running laps in both directions in the fz5 and feel confident everything flows and that keeping right and not hitting anything isn't a challenge.

Design principles;

--> Consistancy.

+White lines are spaced exactly the same away from each other (I measured..)
+White lines are exactly central (I measured..)

--> Crash proof.

+No uf1, crash all the other car funnel lanes for chuck's entertainment

+Very clear view pulling out from junctions/parking.. Armco instead of R/W barriers to enhance visibility.

+Corners are pretty damn clearly marked with plenty of warning

+Pits are 1 way and non chaotic. traffic merges in non-dangerous way, highway traffic has clear view of vehicles entering the highway

+Entering safe zone 2 no longer requires you to cause a pile up or wait until nobody is behind you because it has it's own lane.

+ No tyrestacks where people WILL hit them unlike [TC]'s typical layouts.

+ Decided against cop parking in middle of the road, because of how the visible mirror is on the other side.

+ Safezone 1 turning lane is of a much safer width, and doesn't feature posts that everyone will hit.

+ Keeping right no longer holds the disadvantage of hitting tyres if you take the inside line too close.

--> CityDriving

+ Feels like a city. Actual white lines instead of speedhumps and cones for lane markings.
+ Parking Capacity
+ Police Capacity - designed to be spacious enough for police overtakes, but only in the safe places. Parking areas in places that are useful for police too.
+ Plopped in a nice spot like the highway 2 section on Montana for Police Roadblocks
+ Did I mention it flows like a city should?

--> Lag

+ Far less physics objects (EG, Tyrestacks)


Did I mention how much I hate the over-use of tyre stacks?

Anywho.. another layout from a guy who grew up drawing road layouts..

Also attached is a dds file which removes the small notches from chalk white lines and straightens them out for your aesthetic pleasure, I recommend you use them, and another dds file which removes the pit lines that jut out into the road. I recommend you use them to get the full enjoyment of it, but hey, your choice.

Yeah I'm pretty much inactive on [TC].. It's just kind of sad that the main reason is normally that I feel the layouts just are.. Ugh

- Tommer