DESCRIPTION
1.5km x 1.5km.
The terrain is set in rural Greece and includes farmland, villages, forests and mountains. There is a long network of dirt and asphalt roads which run throughout the terrain and the various areas of the map complete with signs. An FPS version with reduced vegetation density and distances for use with slower computers is also included which gives a significant increase in performance.
INSTALLATION
1. Copy .zip and paste it into your RoR terrain folder (such as "C:UsersYOURNAMEDocumentsRigs of Rods 0.38terrains" (Windows 7) 2. Open the .zip and then go to a folder called "+++ Impostors +++", inside you will find a bunch of png files; copy these to wherever RoR stores imposters (default is the root directory - where the ror.exe is).
3. Run RoR and drive
LICENSE
I give permission for anyone to use the objects, textures, sounds and anything else created by me in this .zip for free Rigs of Rods projects provided I, LJFHutch, am credited with their creation. I also give permission to adapt or modify the objects/textures etc to suit your terrain (such as retexturing a tree's leaves, changing the saturation of the grass texture, etc), again, with proper credit and so long as you do not claim to have created them yourself. However, seek my permission for any published modification of this terrain.
Credits:
Road sign textures - public domain, Swedish Transport Administration.
Normal map shader - Artifex Terra 3D, thanks also to Nipash for helping me out with that.
Thanks to everyone who helped me out, especially DeGa and Nipash.
DELETE THE OLD ZIP BEFORE USING THIS ONE!
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NEW STUFF!
-Added a load Spawner
-Added a truck shop on the top
-Added 2 version: Spawn on Top and Black Ice (Road is all ice) both with FPS version too
-Woohooo
==== Trailer (please watch it)
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After some long time working on this map it's finally done
It was made as showcase for the my Meshed Roads Tutorial.
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What it has?
- A long Meshed Road made in Blender (yey some smooth road) - A nice landscape - Road Signals (Watch out for them, they are usefull) - Normal and FPS version (With trees and without them) - Perfect for Racing, Cruising, Hauling or launching yourself from the cliff :P
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CREDITS
Terrain - Me
Road - Me (GCTexture for texture)
Tree Texture - Taken from Pralo Map
Snow and Rock Texture - CGTextures and Google
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Description: An off-road racing course set in the desert. 700m x 700m. Includes parallax mapping version and FPS version.
Currently has minor issues:
* Seams between textures are strange, they're reflective and glow at night.
* Texture Shadows don't work with the vegetation or the terrain shader.
Authors: LJFHutch
Check the imposters file for correct imposter files and instructions (place them in main ror directory).
Thanks to everyone who has helped me along the way, especially DeGa. Also a big thanks to tdev for providing the hard work for the parallax mapping
All textures were made from photographs taken by myself and you have my permission to use and edit them for Rigs of Rods projects, crediting where appropriate. Also feel free to use any objects included for RoR projects.
I hope you enjoy it!
In a game where approximately 99.9% of the players like to see things get destroyed, mauled, smashed, torn to shreds, incinerated, devastated, set on fire, and blown up, a load like this is more than necessary. Oxsergy and I (Beolex) bring you the Destructible Barricade. This is a meshed load which makes a good backdrop as scenery to your terrain, or just eye-candy for you masochistic freaks that like seeing things get destroyed. It is a tri-section load, meaning it has two legs and a board that can all rip apart for your disastrous pleasures. It is recommended that you pre-place it on a terrain so it is permanently there whenever you run the game, but it is also lift-able (via crane/boom) and can be placed in the bed of a vehicle and secured, too. However, to keep this barricade realistic, it needed to be semi-weak so it can be destroyed by most moving forces. As a result, hauling/lifting this with machinery can result in the barricade breaking, as it is fragile.
CREDITS
Beolex - Mesh creation and texture work
0xsergy - N/B structure and refinement/finalization
This is a basic traffic cone I had knocking about for quite some time. You can either use a crane to move it around or place them on a terrain.
It has a low polygon count and has a very simple node and beam structure, so you should be able to spawn many before getting a large FPS drop.
It is also contactable + ropable, and is ~1m high, weighing 7kg.
Credits:
Metalmuncher: Meshes, Node and Beam, Texture
Requires a recent version of Rigs of Rods: 0.38.42 +
Throw it into your packs folder in My Documents.
No need for permission to modify or use, just credit me.
LJGreece.zip
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