First ingame screenshot!

[wiidesire-2]

The magazine explains that it is just a working version of the editor.
I'm sure that it won't look exactly like that in the final version.

Oh ok. Thx Knutselmaster

if you read my post on the first site and the articles you would know that they say:


They daily add new blocks and delete some, but we are expecting 3 times more blocks than in the previous version

[elitechris]

So, if I counted, that there is 280 blocks in Stadium, then 280*3=840 blocks. That's a lot.

About the new picture: I told you - it's a lot better picture than that. You should listen to me more often.

[Hylis]

The number of block is more around 250 I think, and there are mirrors in in that number. For visual quality, it is sometimes better to have assymetric roads. So, the number is quite high, but it is normal. Still, making one environment like Canyon cost around ten times more than making a environment of the first TM.
We have to find a right balance between putting too much effort in one environment and making new ones. We are really looking after having next environments as well and we also want the environments to be solids meanwhile.

[djthom]

Thx for the statement

[Trackmaniack]

Thanks Hylis!

[.Seki13]

I think TrackMania Wii have the same map editor. I don't remember well..

[Cyber]

I think TrackMania Wii have the same map editor. I don't remember well..

Nah i don't think soo I have TrackMania Wii but i'm pretty sure it won't be the same..

[Trackmaniack]

Why would the editor be different at all? It's been similar since TMO, and if it ain't broke, don't fix it.

[eversorgod]

We have to find a right balance between putting too much effort in one environment and making new ones. We are really looking after having next environments as well and we also want the environments to be solids meanwhile.

hopefully you guys get it right, because not enjoying 1 environment will suck alot when you have to wait for the next 1 in the meantime being able to do nothing

[eyebo]

I think their past record on environments speaks for itself.