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LLANDANGRYN - Wales - UK
🕑 Added 2020-12-11 15:38:03 +0000 UTCThis week I've taken a break from all of the US tracks to focus on something a bit closer to home. In the UK I live very close to the border of wales, and as a child I used to go on holiday there quite regularly.
The north of wales has lots of small touristy towns, I have re-created one of them here, albeit in a fictional capacity.
The track consists of a long straight parallel to the coast before a turn left into some farmland and a caravan park, the twisty section then leads into the narrow streets of the fictional town of 'llandangryn'. The tight streets offer an amazing sense of speed as the buildings fly past you at what seems like ludicrous speeds, some of the streets are only really wide enough for single file racing, so following closely will be key to overtakes as the track widens up again onto the main coastal straight.
As this is the first version of the track, optimization is an issue. I strongly recommend turning off anything like ReShade or SweetFX to get a stable frame-rate. I look to make this one run a lot smoother soon, I just wanted to get something out there for you all to play over the weekend.
I hope you all have fun with this, it's probably my most detailed track yet.
There is one bug, the pit walls have no collision, so try not to hit them! the rest of the barriers around the perimeter and infield of the circuit are all fine though.
As most of the assets here I built myself, or at least heavily edited, the file size is pretty small, so no need for Google Drive on this one, the Patreon file system should work - any issues let me know and i'll fix it ASAP!
Comments
Alex Laush
Hello. I like street tracks, thank you. After the 6th turn, I run into an invisible obstacle and can't go any further. And they go further.
Steve Rosswick
Just tried this track for the first time and am *shocked* it's the first I've ever heard about it, very surprised there isn't more talk about it. It races great, looks fantastic and is perfect for historic racing. Very very nice job!
