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Ryan Fennell
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When spectating other players, is there a way not to have to steer in order to keep the camera behind the spectated player/bike, so that it is like riding in 3rd person and it follows the player/bike?, or is there no way to do so yet?
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It can't do that now. Definitely has been requested before though.Ryan Fennell wrote: βFri Dec 24, 2021 12:54 am When spectating other players, is there a way not to have to steer in order to keep the camera behind the spectated player/bike, so that it is like riding in 3rd person and it follows the player/bike?, or is there no way to do so yet?
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Savala71
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Custom tracks
I need a custom track made of my hometown send me a message on dc jay71#5816
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CatfishMcStevenson
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Someone make a redbull imagination land :3
im not on adderal so i dont have the patience. would be a dope ass freeride track to make.
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Ktm99racer
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Making tracks/series
Can anyone please made like a grand pix series or an enduro series. A Grand Prix series is like NGPC or an enduro series of enduro cross or something 8
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It'll be way more doable now that 4k terrain is possible. Before, for big tracks you really needed to fold the track up to fit in the available terrain.Ktm99racer wrote: βFri Nov 18, 2022 7:42 pm Can anyone please made like a grand pix series or an enduro series. A Grand Prix series is like NGPC or an enduro series of enduro cross or something 8π
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Black Rain
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Can any of you guys hook me up with some great beginner tracks? Action MX is the only one I got and it's fantastic.

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Here are some you could try:Black Rain wrote: βTue May 06, 2025 11:55 pm Can any of you guys hook me up with some great beginner tracks? Action MX is the only one I got and it's fantastic.
http://forum.mxsimulator.com/viewtopic.php?t=31840
http://forum.mxsimulator.com/viewtopic.php?t=40145
viewtopic.php?t=46694
viewtopic.php?t=44245
viewtopic.php?t=38160
Timber Ridge is the track I learned how to play the game on so I'm partial to that one. I also recommend tracks by VMXsky like Gasper Hills or Coyote Bluff, I have countless laps around those tracks!!

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I'm very late, but I appreciate it man! Thanks!sethypeety wrote: βWed May 07, 2025 3:48 pmHere are some you could try:Black Rain wrote: βTue May 06, 2025 11:55 pm Can any of you guys hook me up with some great beginner tracks? Action MX is the only one I got and it's fantastic.
http://forum.mxsimulator.com/viewtopic.php?t=31840
http://forum.mxsimulator.com/viewtopic.php?t=40145
viewtopic.php?t=46694
viewtopic.php?t=44245
viewtopic.php?t=38160
Timber Ridge is the track I learned how to play the game on so I'm partial to that one. I also recommend tracks by VMXsky like Gasper Hills or Coyote Bluff, I have countless laps around those tracks!!

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dirk_bike
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Can someone help a n00b out, what does 'playdough' mean in the track options? I see it 'increases visibility for players' but what's it actually do? And what are the differences between high/medium/low track files?
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Whoops it doesn't look like I can edit, I found it seems it's a resolution difference. I guess high/med/low all have the same amount of ruts/bumps? These 2025 outdoor tracks are insane so bumpy/rough I can barely do a lap where my 2020 national tracks I'm half decent at. Was hoping for smoother options. Guess I'll have to learn to suck less.
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Playdough makes the entire track texture the same, its usually a simple texture and all one color to make it easier for the esports racers to see the ruts and shapes of the jumps and everything. Without playdough, the ground texture looks a lot more realistic with dozer tracks and different shading in areas, but harder to visibly see ruts and transitions.
high/medium/low track files are just different resolutions of the track. If you have a bad pc then the low versions allow you to play the track without lagging. If you want to make a video or something, youd want to download the highest resolution track for best detail.
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Ah okay maybe the playdough options would help me out. Thanks for outlining all of this!motokid499 wrote: βSun Mar 22, 2026 4:34 amPlaydough makes the entire track texture the same, its usually a simple texture and all one color to make it easier for the esports racers to see the ruts and shapes of the jumps and everything. Without playdough, the ground texture looks a lot more realistic with dozer tracks and different shading in areas, but harder to visibly see ruts and transitions.
high/medium/low track files are just different resolutions of the track. If you have a bad pc then the low versions allow you to play the track without lagging. If you want to make a video or something, youd want to download the highest resolution track for best detail.
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It's mostly for online racing with erode enabled to make it easier to see things when they're just starting to form.
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