NOW AVAILABLE: Hokkaido Speed Park

This is my first attempt at a real-life track.

Hokkaido Speed Park is a narrow 1.3 km road course in Kucchan, Hokkaido, Japan.

Get version A here!

Also, here is a set of cameras created by Cynon for this track.

Nice job Ceej, looks good. There gonna be a japanese arla race here?

Nice! It sort of reminds me of the Salzburgring in Austria.

Look at your signature. Now back at me. Your welcome Ceej.

awesome track!

very nice. this is one of the many reasons why I need nr2003

Sweet work Ceej. Hey also, could I use this track for one of my NR2003 Series races if possible?

Sure, use it for anything.

Ceej wrote:Sure, use it for anything.

Cool, thanks

Not bad at all. I might suggest that you make a track dat file for it. There are bunches of loose files in the track folder that someone might delete one by accident causing the track not to load.

Very nice

Track shape kind of reminds me of Lakeside in Australia. Is Cooper going to use this in F5?

Updated the first post with a link to Cooper's cameras.

iirc Hokkaido was mentioned in a Simpsons episode.

Very nice!

TheMayor44 wrote:Very nice!

Oh hai, how's your road course coming?

gwoodard41 wrote:

TheMayor44 wrote:Very nice!

Oh hai, how's your road course coming?

Yea, we'd love to see some screenshots of that if you have the time.

Was not expecting this on the first lap.

That was the exact opposite of what I experienced...the AI seemed to want to drive around and not pass anybody unless they went off-course. Might have had something to do with my AI settings...what did you use?

conrail1990 wrote:Was not expecting this on the first lap.

It did the same thing with me when I did my first test race on it. It was pretty cool.

RyanB06 wrote:That was the exact opposite of what I experienced...the AI seemed to want to drive around and not pass anybody unless they went off-course. Might have had something to do with my AI settings...what did you use?

I didnt change anything, but after 3 laps, it went to exactly how you expericed it. Slow, no passing (unless an off).

ai_dlat_pad = how late they brake. Smaller numbers = later braking.

Later braking = higher chances of them blowing the turn entirely or going banzai. Hilarity or awesome racing can ensue (or both).



The zip I put on the description of the video includes the track with the cameras and the setup I used, which is probably not very good.