MX Simulator

If i have a track in blender is there a way or how do i get a heaight map for the track?
Would love some help with the whole track side of things!
Dont wanna post any pictures of it yet cause i want it to be a surprise.

I take no credit for this track btw i found this track and thought it would be fun to have in the game!
They said commerical use is allowed!
3D model of a motocross track located in Trbovlje, Slovenija.
Model was made with Agisoft PhotoScan from 414 photos taken with our smallest drone - QTOx4.

Pretty sure Benji has that exact track in game

Aaron Hall wrote:Pretty sure Benji has that exact track in game

Really? Has it been released?

Don't think he ever got around to releasing it
http://forum.mxsimulator.com/viewtopic. ... 16#p670716

That looks awesome! Maybe we will be lucky and might see this post and be motivated to finish it or send to someone to do it Track looks awesome thats why i thought would be cool to have in game

done little more work but I will most likely never finish it so if you want to try it here is an link. (it's not the most resent version) http://www.mediafire.com/file/jz1w46nex ... nnedMX.rar

Damn thats looking Awesome going to try riding it now!

http://www.dronedeploy.com/app2/data/59 ... cLrJ1IPaig
Anyone want the 3d files for this?

Bubba40 wrote:http://www.dronedeploy.com/app2/data/59 ... cLrJ1IPaig
Anyone want the 3d files for this?

This track is sick as fuck! Would love to have it in game.

For anyone still wondering how to export a 3D model as a height map, here's a good method: https://blenderartists.org/forum/showth ... ost2409874

In my experience, I've found it best to place the baking plane at the middle height of your terrain and set Distance and Bias to 0 in the Bake settings. So, if you're terrain ranges from -50 to 50 on the z-axis, the baking plane should be at 0. Or, if your terrain ranges from 0 to 100 on the z-axis, the baking plane should be at 50.