Ok, so I've created my Spa-alike track, my Suzuka-alike, my Nordschleife-alike, my Catalunya-alike, two Bahrain/desert-alikes, and even a Le Mans style endurance event-alike. I'm now onto city circuits. I've knocked up a nice little track inspired by Monaco, Long Beach, Surfer's Paradise, Singapore, etc.
My question: does anyone have any tips on how to do the street markings convincingly? When you watch a circuit like Monaco, SP, LB, Albert Park, etc, one of the main things that really adds to the sense of speed (other than super close barriers, lamposts, and tight buildings) is the way the various street markings speed by the car, and do not follow actual circuit.
How is the best way to do this in BTB? I know there is the Road XPack (very good it is too), but this doesn't really allow for driving across lines that aren't aligned to the track. I suspect the best way is to make a city grid/streets and texture it using the Road Xpack (or similar), then create a track on the city grid/streets, as opposed to making a track in the conventional sense of drawing all the curves using the track tool and adding markings afterwards.
Anyone tried a city track? Any pointers or tips to share? Much appreciated
My question: does anyone have any tips on how to do the street markings convincingly? When you watch a circuit like Monaco, SP, LB, Albert Park, etc, one of the main things that really adds to the sense of speed (other than super close barriers, lamposts, and tight buildings) is the way the various street markings speed by the car, and do not follow actual circuit.
How is the best way to do this in BTB? I know there is the Road XPack (very good it is too), but this doesn't really allow for driving across lines that aren't aligned to the track. I suspect the best way is to make a city grid/streets and texture it using the Road Xpack (or similar), then create a track on the city grid/streets, as opposed to making a track in the conventional sense of drawing all the curves using the track tool and adding markings afterwards.
Anyone tried a city track? Any pointers or tips to share? Much appreciated
