Track name: Prospector Pass
In-Game Name: 0_0 - Prospector Pass
Track Image:
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Submitted track notes and credits:
Track Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1csiN7- ... 18sDx/viewProspector Pass is the ultimate turn-track paradise. Nestled in the lower Sierra Nevada foothills, the compound features four full-length tracks connected by an extensive trail network, offering endless terrain to explore. Each track offers its own unique style, from a hybrid supercross layout, to a whooped-out, flowy forest circuit, to a freeride-inspired track packed with booters, and finally a course that blends a little bit of everything.
Prospector Pass also features one of the most detailed environments ever created for MX Simulator, with over 10,000 hand placed objects. Countless trees, ponds, wildflowers, boulders, and more, truly makes it feels like you're riding through the Sierra Nevada.
This project is the culmination of years of work between Pete and me, and it's the biggest and most ambitious thing we've ever created. We hope you enjoy our magnum opus as much as we do.
There's plenty to ride and discover, so get out there and explore Prospector Pass for yourself!
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Credits:
Pete scoured through just about every track ever released for MX Simulator to gather statues, billboards, decals, and more. We've done our best to credit everyone whose work we borrowed from, but with so many incredible creators, we're bound to have missed a name or two. If we did, please know how incredibly thankful we are to everyone who has ever released a track or contributed content to this community. You all are the reason this project came together—without your work, Prospector Pass wouldn't be half of what it is today.
WildSide Crew
Reno – Terrain, track building, and map creation
Pete – Environmental mastermind, earth sculptor, plant designer, and color-matching wizard
DonutMX – Tile work, erosion, roost, and tread mark assistance
RaceKar – Photoshop tip guru for ruts, roughness, and overlay
JGMX – He probably taught me how to do something at some point... maybe.
Statues, Billboards, Decals, & More
Motoboss • WellsMX • MXFish • DJ99X • AtlasZoor • JakobHubbard • ColtonD719 • SethyPeety • Bradclay306 • Aeffertz • Liddzor • Barrington314 • Tristan.Botteram • Jay • JPerry • SupercrossPig • Muzart • 137 • J83cket • MXRewind665 • ...and anyone we accidentally missed!
The Game
JLV – The one and only. The sole proprietor. The reason we're all still playing this game. Thank you for nearly 20 years of fun!
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Judging Notes:
Prospector Pass is best experienced on a 250F or 450F. Other than the "Rocky Top" track, you can get away with riding pretty much any bike size though.
As far as playing with friends goes, we highly suggest turning erode on. If it's just a handful of people, setting erode anywhere from 0.8 to 1.0 should be perfect.
Like the description says, there are four different tracks and a trail system that connects the entire compound. We made it a freeride for a reason—it's best experienced by following the trails between tracks and exploring the entire map. Because of that, we ask that each judge rides every track and explores the trail system to the fullest. (That's also why the included map is not numbered. If I tried to number every single turn, you wouldn't be able to see the map)
Each trail can be ridden in either direction, while each track has a specific direction it's meant to be ridden. As far as other "secrets" go, one building has man-made collision and can be ridden on, there's a hidden hangout spot tucked away in the woods, there's a small FMX section at the end of two trail points with separate jump lines leading you there, and plenty of other cool stuff you'll have to explore to find. Credit to you if you find everything!
That's about it! Thanks for hosting this, Mr. Rewind, and thanks to the judges for taking the time to help out with this competition. This is a great opportunity for the MX Simulator community, and it's all thanks to YOU ALL!
Vote for this track here: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=61706
