MX Simulator

it needs to made more simple, not really simple just easy 2 understand, Its got to be made that it replicas and actually track builder, ive read all the tutorials and played around with the editor for hours trying to make sense of it and i cant. Some one needs to explain to me how to build different things excatly or they make editor easier to understand. I wish some one would help me

honestly all you have got to learn is how to make a lip and a landing jump then you can do anything you want
but if you want your tracks to be somewhat decent i would suggest learning how to do a lil bit in photoshop

ya thats what i want to do because i know photoshop but i cant get it for my computer

well theres a secret way to get it... im not aloud to say it in public but i think you know how
or if you dont want to get your hands dirty just use gimp

Pumaxcs wrote:honestly all you have got to learn is how to make a lip and a landing jump then you can do anything you want
but if you want your tracks to be somewhat decent i would suggest learning how to do a lil bit in photoshop

Thats the problem, I cant do that =/ I find it impossible to do a jump..Its so damn hard, I tried for like 45 min and it didnt even look like a jump..

Rallemx wrote:

Pumaxcs wrote:honestly all you have got to learn is how to make a lip and a landing jump then you can do anything you want
but if you want your tracks to be somewhat decent i would suggest learning how to do a lil bit in photoshop

Thats the problem, I cant do that =/ I find it impossible to do a jump..Its so damn hard, I tried for like 45 min and it didnt even look like a jump..

i am going to help you:

*1) close photoshop
*2) unistall LT3D
*3) uninstall Terragen
*4) unistall all youre programs u downloaded

1.- place the gradient where you want the jump ( jump finish in the center of the gradient ) 2.- draw youre jump, Segment type: Line 3.- Select Gradient Linear Paint, follow the strenght focus in the image, and paint youre jump

4.- Once youre jump is finished 5.- Smooth it ( follow my streght focus settings ) clicking fast

That's the most fucked up way of making jumps I have ever seen. :/

What I do, is I put the gradient placement down, and edit it so the takeoff has 3 points on the front face. A bottom one (That is the default bottom of the graph (press 'f'), I have a halfway, and a peak. The first point is set to a curve, so the jump curves, then flattens out before the lip. Then it goes back down using the same technique. I'll show you a picture when I get back on that computer.


EDIT: ANd there are two types of making them too.



There is paint and add. Paint is for when you want to make it based on the flat default ground, and add is off of the current terrain. The way I showed can work for both, but if the terrain is 30ft up, your going to have to start your jump 30 feet up if you want to paint it. You need to get a feel for using each style, and you will become good at this stuff.

I like add better, mostly because the jumps I add are normally on existing terrain. It's getting a little easier for me but the thing I have to remember is to keep the path low on the 2d view. I forget this a lot and I go to test the track and there is a giant skyscraper there. I haven't added any jumps on an actual track yet though, just messed around on a mound. I'm working on changing this though .

Its still bloddy confusing

Voutare wrote:That's the most fucked up way of making jumps I have ever seen. :/

What I do, is I put the gradient placement down, and edit it so the takeoff has 3 points on the front face. A bottom one (That is the default bottom of the graph (press 'f'), I have a halfway, and a peak. The first point is set to a curve, so the jump curves, then flattens out before the lip. Then it goes back down using the same technique. I'll show you a picture when I get back on that computer.


EDIT: ANd there are two types of making them too.



There is paint and add. Paint is for when you want to make it based on the flat default ground, and add is off of the current terrain. The way I showed can work for both, but if the terrain is 30ft up, your going to have to start your jump 30 feet up if you want to paint it. You need to get a feel for using each style, and you will become good at this stuff.

idk if i explained bad because my lenguaje or the tutorial is wrong, but, if the tutorial is bad, why its bad, cant you make whatever you want with the gradient? maybe is my way to make tracks, i dont know if its easyer for you, but i think to new people its more hopefullusing editor that other programs

if you use curve, it makes a default jump, not what you want to do exactly 100% thought

yzmxer608 wrote:I like add better, mostly because the jumps I add are normally on existing terrain. It's getting a little easier for me but the thing I have to remember is to keep the path low on the 2d view. I forget this a lot and I go to test the track and there is a giant skyscraper there. I haven't added any jumps on an actual track yet though, just messed around on a mound. I'm working on changing this though .

Think about it this way:



Dark lines= 10 ft.
light lines= 2 feet. (Or something like that, count it out and divide.)

I'll have to keep that in mind. I wish there was a option when adding/painting jumps that you could hold the shift key and it would make a straight line, like photoshop. For some reason I can't keep the jump straight while adding it.

Sorry this is a little off topic but this is a great program !!!(The Crysis Editor)

Takes ideas from here:

http://www.gametrailers.com/player.php? ... 7&type=mov

How do you (easily) update the shadows for your track?