Made By: JBARRON402

Map: Foundry

Gametype: Racetracks

Description:

This is a very intense race course with several features, new and even some freshly tweaked old style features:
1. Devils Backbone: A twisting and winding ramp up to the top of the map. The geometry on this ramp is like none you have played before.
2. Tunnel: This is not the ordinary tunnel. You must exit out of one of the three openings. The openings are a little tight, but wide enough that you won't scrape the wall if you drive well. If you are too indecisive and miss, the you will come to a dead stop.
3. Jump: The fence wall jump over the finish line is designed to give you a lot of air. When you come off the ramp, you just keep going up when you think you should be going down. No grav lifts or man cannons either.
4. Tail Bone: This is your traditional 180 double wall bank, but with a few tweaks to the entrance of the bank.
5. Cheat Proof Finish Line: The same measure I use in all maps to deter cheaters.
The map has a pretty good flow with the turns and the design of the track. Everything has been bordered that I felt needed to be bordered off. The backbone section has open slots on the inside. If you fall off there, then you might want to practice a little(you will see what I mean when you play it).

Pics:

Garage
Turn 1 and Entrance to Backbone
Bottom of Backbone
Top of Backbone
The 180 around the Tail Bone
Exit through the Tunnel
Turn Before the Finish
Ramp over the Finish
The destination is floating eventhough you cannot see it in the pic. You cannot is on the destination.

What inspired your creation?

Simple: Burnout Revenge. I was playing on a few of their tracks and liked some of the features they had in the track. They had a long curving turn that lead uphill, hence the backbone portion. In a lot of their entrances to the tunnels, they had archways for you to crash into if you didn't have control of your car. I wanted that challenging aspect in the map.

How long did your tracks take to build?

It took me about Ten hours to build. Another hour or two to border off completely.

What aspect took the longest to create?

Hands down, it would have to be the backbone part. Getting the angles right and actually making it plain off on the floor were the hardest, especially since I start from the top. I start from the top, so I get get the twisting and cambered part they way I wanted it. I didn't want too much camber in the turn, just enough to make it a little more challenging.

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