To prevent that all you would need to do is either lower the step off landing a tiny bit or make the angle on the front face of the landing slightly less abrupt so its not like your back wheel is clipping a wall throwing you into an endo. This allows you to keep the table the same and prevent fast riders from tripling. My only issue really is getting my rear wheel over step off landing.barrington314 wrote:If I make them too easy, the top guys will triple off the tables. I wouldnt be surprised if Tysen or a few others can already do that on some of them.
You have a good point, these tracks look amazing and the step on step offs look very close to the real thing. But like you said mxsim physics make it nearly impossible for me to save a crash on these, maybe my setups just needs adjustment.Wahlamt wrote: From my examination of real life footage, these are really close, in my opinion. Often the rear end seems to touch the next single in real life as well as in mxsim, the only difference is that it can be hard to save such a situation in mxsim. Either you'll have to carry enough speed or do a seat bounce on these, more technical
With all these being said barrington, all your tracks look amazing and I enjoy riding them. Keep it up!