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Demented wrote:How about this...
Once you validate and save your track the vehicle type would be locked to it and used in challenges. While still editing though you could always change to a different vehicle if you needed to as you would now change from Daytime to Sunset.

Very acceptable

Im still unsure if i will buy Valley, but if we count that we have Canyon, Stadium and Valley i would love to see Snow and some sort of Offroad enviroment. Nadeo put more blocks into Canyon!!!

I'm always up for more blocks.

A stricktly Rally environment with a four wheel drive rally car, Dirt, Gravel, Tarmac & Rally Cross.

I have an idea for a new TM2 environment: Shore.

• Block concepts and styles from Island, Bay, and Coast (Valley too?) would be included, plus dirt and sand roads, a lighthouse, and seagulls.
• This environment could start off as a 1/2-land, 1/2-water landscape than can be shaped at will. (This would give the illusion of a realistic shoreline that extends for many miles. I made a couple of tracks in 2011 using TMUnlimiter that sort of give ideas of what such tracks would look like: Bayside and Coastal Mountain Rally.)
• The sun and/or the landscape could be rotated at will.
• The car could resemble a Jeep or a beach buggy, with physics somewhere in between those of the Snow and Stadium cars. If it is to have an open cockpit, there should be a visible driver, as in the Stadium car.
• License music from the Beach Boys--it would make sense!

-Toa Of Justice

Awesome! It would be fantastic!

Nice ideas.
A half water, half land env could be interesting. Maybe even add to it some floating road sections or the under water clear tunnels people have mentioned in the past.
(I've updated the front page)
It would be cool if by default the env was 50/50 land and water but would allow terraforming more land or more water as needed.

Yeah I like that idea.
Although for the music, I'm sure Professor Kliq could do a good job. He hasn't disappointed yet. Emulating the styles of other artists is one of the key skills of the soundtrack composer.

Alter-Fox wrote:Yeah I like that idea.
Although for the music, I'm sure Professor Kliq could do a good job. He hasn't disappointed yet. Emulating the styles of other artists is one of the key skills of the soundtrack composer.

I agree with you. Plus, many of the Beach Boys' songs are rather short, and none of the ones I listened to are totally instrumental. It would be cool if Professor Kliq could emulate the Beach Boys' style, but with longer and (at least some) totally instrumental songs.

-Toa Of Justice

For me, I see like others a moutain environnment. With a lot of cliff roads, a large choice of terraforming and mixable mountains like in SM. A 'piles peak' environment.