By: Rodrrico
Origin: Scratch | Real World
Category: Permanent Circuits
Initial release: 19-May-10
Current release: 2.000, on
05-Jul-12
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Zaluzani:
Circuit near Banja Luka running through a military training center, used for Yugoslavian local racing.
I have based the track design on Zaluzani in Bosnia. However I found the length to be a bit short and tight and therefore changed it to be much longer.
The entire trackside objects are not to be based on the real track, only the basic circuit layout.
I suggest using F1-1955, F1-1967, F1-1971 or F1-1975 for the best enjoyment of this track.
Version 1.10
Update to all the track objects and various other changes.
It is a separate install so no need to delete verions 1.0
Version 2.0
An entirely new remake from scratch of my Zaluzani circuit. Now the circuit is far closer to its real world counterpart.
I recommend the 1970s F1 cars for this circuit.
Please read the readme!
Enjoy!
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VideoMod: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_35DGszJLw
oooyea on Jul-10-2012
Drivable walls are walls that a car can drive on if the properties of that particular wall are set so that this is possible. Otherwise the default is just to collide, meaning that cars would hit the kerbs rather than pass over them. But thanks for reading a bit about it anyway
rodrrico on Jul-07-2012
Hello
If one returns to the stands, the turn is not taken into account. Why?
Thank you for the response.
samydavis on Jul-07-2012
Hello, Rod. I've just visited your blog... and I am curious, what do you mean 'drivable' walls?? Can we drive our car onto those walls or something? Nice track by the way, simple and fun.
YashioFactory on Jul-07-2012
It is 4.099km I had packed and uploaded the file before noticing that I put the wrong loading screen in. If I make an update I will resize it.
rodrrico on Jul-06-2012
Whats the length of this circuit? The loading screen comes out way over sized and it cuts off the length. Thanks in advance...
DirtyBoots on Jul-06-2012
PLEASE IGNORE : the screenshot, track image and video. They are all off the original version. The new one is nothing like this which is why I uploaded it separately but the folks at RFC put it with the super old one anyway...
New track can be found here : http://formularodrrico.blogspot.com.au/
rodrrico on Jul-05-2012
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