I'm looking for a tool to design the track layout starting from AIW

mirko017 · Jan 7, 2019

Some years ago, on the old PC, I had a tool which was able to design the track layout simply reading the .aiw file of that track.
Unfortunately that old PC crashed and I don't have a backup copy of the installation file for that tool.
I don't remember the name of the tool, but probably I have downloaded it from Nogripracing.
Is there someone who knows the tool I'm looking for..?
Thank you.

Cristian Luis · Jan 7, 2019

Bob's Track Builder?

http://www.bobstrackbuilder.net/btbevo.aspx#g3

mirko017 · Jan 7, 2019

Cristian Luis said:
Bob's Track Builder?

http://www.bobstrackbuilder.net/btbevo.aspx#g3

Thank you for your answer.
No, it's not Bob's Track Builder.
The tool I'm looking for was just a small and free tool. It was useful not to build the entire track, but just to design the layout of the track.

For example, if you download a new track which has no LOD file, you cannot know the shape of that track.
But if you had the tool I'm looking for, you could obtain the layout.

gwaldock · Jan 7, 2019

Are you thinking of "RF_AIW_CAM_EDIT" by guitarmaen? 4.22 is the version that I have but it may not be the latest.
FYI: It also works with GTL, GTR2, RACE, etc..

Does this look familiar?

mirko017 · Jan 8, 2019

Thank you.
I don't remember exactly if this is the same tool I had on my old PC.
This one seems to be more "complicated".
Anyway, where did you find version 4.22...?
I have found only version 4.05 (it's available also here on RaceDepartment).
With this version (4.05), it seems to be impossible to save an image of the track layout.
Could you tell me if it is possible using version 4.22...?

gwaldock · Jan 8, 2019

I cannot remember where I found it, so I left it for you at Mediafire:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/hylqd013akoc4us/RF_AIW_CAM_EDIT_4.22.7z/file

I use a image capture program to save my entire screen when needed. There area number of programs (some are "payware") available for this and, depending on your version of windows, it may already be available using certain "hot keys".