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Try now, I fixed the transparency for the mesh. I'm not sure about my version of shader patch because I had an AI bug and I copied in my AC folder older versions, but with no success...
Maybe, but now AI is causing poor performance - 30 fps. It is clearly AI, no doubt. Even when I hit Esc and game loop stops, fps goes back to normal. Hot-lapping is ok, because it has no AI.
I think that flickering is from Sol. I get it too. That looks like place where effects plane meets the mountain mesh, at least that's how I see the Sol effect working. My track geometry is over 20x20 kilometers big, if it was smaller you would not see it.
I have a similar issue, with AI i have some short slowdowns every 5-6 seconds. I have the latest patch but none changed.
Interesting, I didn't know about that track before. Another user in reviews asked if I'm up to making it next.
I can try to squeeze in more pits, start grid then would go behind the last corner. I'm now working on vintage 1970s ad banners too. About that ambulance. That is the model I have from my previous track. But I made this track as an abandoned place that is used today with modern hypercars, as some rich guy just bought this property and now puts it to use.
It all sounds good, everything is just a matter of time. I need to finish RCRC and OSTH, and at the same time I'm making cars for Unity Asset Store.
Well, Willow Springs has more elevation changes than Stardust. Not to beat a dead horse, but another reason to consider the Las Vegas track is that it hosted some mighty important races, like the Can-Am, for the Big Cars you obviously love. Willow is, was and always will be little more than a test track (originally built for motorcycles). Jus' sayin' (I'll shut up now).
Just ask Jim Hall (it was a little TOO exciting for him), but yes, it was both dull (no elevation changes) and interesting (some challenging multi-apex turns). I helped a friend who created Stardust for GTR2, so I drove it quite a lot. Like the Old Spanish Trail, it would probably be a good online venue. (The actual track is long gone; a gigantic housing development covers every square inch of the property it was on - shades of Riverside!)
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