This is a track that I made over a year ago that shows off one of the most unused features in NR2003 -- colored lights. I've used colored lights on other tracks I've made (Inferno Pool, the Gravis City tracks) but I decided I would showcase a full spectrum of lights here. I made this track in the span of three days, and I wanted it to feel like you were in a place between dimensions.
If you have fog enabled, this track has a treat for you in cloudy weather and a really unique (if unnecessary) Pit Lane 2 camera. Aside from that, this drives like an old-school short track that has similarities with New Hampshire, Martinsville, and Hickory. In addition, it holds a field of 47 cars without a problem. This track will always appear first in your track list, with the short name being "???", which was intentional.
If you want to edit this track to look more like a real track in the real world, you have my explicit permission to do so without asking directly. This is written permission to do so. Textures for this track were original. The "text" on the walls is the S'pht font from the Marathon games, and it's just a bunch of random words.
The carset pictured in the screenshots is a set for the IROC Z-28 mod that I released a few years ago that I use to test everything.
If you have fog enabled, this track has a treat for you in cloudy weather and a really unique (if unnecessary) Pit Lane 2 camera. Aside from that, this drives like an old-school short track that has similarities with New Hampshire, Martinsville, and Hickory. In addition, it holds a field of 47 cars without a problem. This track will always appear first in your track list, with the short name being "???", which was intentional.
If you want to edit this track to look more like a real track in the real world, you have my explicit permission to do so without asking directly. This is written permission to do so. Textures for this track were original. The "text" on the walls is the S'pht font from the Marathon games, and it's just a bunch of random words.
The carset pictured in the screenshots is a set for the IROC Z-28 mod that I released a few years ago that I use to test everything.