Post Your WIP Screenshot Here

Thanks, I actually used a reference photo for the rocks though, with gray and black the shading was as close as I could get to the actual rock textures. They aren't completely done however.

 

That looks awesome.
I remember you from the Canvas Rider community, you were one of the best track-makers. I can't seem to find your track gallery in this game, do you post tracks with another name or haven't just posted anything yet?

 

Here is my track plz play it its for christmas
http://www.freeriderhd.com/t/73611-christmas

 

Thank you, and you should be able to find my tracks here: http://www.freeriderhd.com/u/forlorn333/created

 

Forlorn333 is that all there is so far? Your rocks are looking goooood.

 

No I have a lot more done haha, I just don't want to show it

 

I know that feeling. Don't wanna show my behemoth of a track lol

 

Progress so far. Oh jesus it's getting big (that's what she said).

Oh and I need your help with 2 things
1. Should I make a background or is it just too much? (It's a cave)
2. I'm getting these weird "dead" spots in which I can't draw anything. When I press Ctrl+Z or erase a bit from that spot, the lines show up. The spots are squares and are getting really annoying... Is this a known bug or should I make a thread to the "is something broken" topic?

 

It's a known bug. I don't know if you should do background detail or not.

 

I would not do any background detail to that the detailing is pretty impressive as is (if you add background scenery it may be too much)

also my winter campaign track progress:

 

Box CE almost done 500k+ will be out soon

 

I have a question, why do so many people use the BHR editor instead of the FRHD editor?

 

It's the same as the cr editor and that editor was taken down

 

Disagree completely, if he doesn't do detail it'd look sloppy. At least light detail.

 

BHR eraser is far better and more precise. Other than that the two are pretty similar, it's just preference and some are more familiar with the old editor

 

Don't skimp on background, seriously, it's basically the canvas where you have no interference by the ride so you can create amazing immersion.

 

You could do super light background detail, the idea of background detail as heavy and thick as the foreground makes my head spin.