Just can't figure out a way to get past it :/
@Mr Grumpy and @eran0004
The problem afaik is with the recaptcha and I'm out of ideas for trying to bypass it
Damn, as long as we can use the cookies it still works. For the longest time I was never able to log into PSN through PC. I still don't know the reason. Although, somehow, about a couple weeks ago, I was able to log in through my desktop PC again. Yet, no other device (Cell Phone to Laptop) will not let me log in. It's strange. So far, I can use the cookie method on my desktop. Although, I'm not sure how long that'll last. Because of this I'm gonna have to cut projects off and focus on the main operations before the door is blocked for good.
I guess the fun days of track building are over.
So I think you are good with the cookie and the only thing that can come in the future which will prevent you from modifying tracks is going to be servers being taken offline.
That's good news to hear.The cookie is generated by PD and is generated after authenticating with PSN. I don't think PD is going to change that cookie method since then they would also have to modify their Track Path Editor. And I don't really see a point in changing it
well done to JDM for taking the time to perfect it. It's a combination of track positioning, width, height within serpent climbs or tracks running close together at different heights & the fact that Andalusia scenery doesn't float in the air like Eifel does, it droops over the scenery & follows the landscape.
That does look interesting, what track is it in his list ?
It looks like the rocks & banks have been stretched vertically to make them higher.
I did always wonder if there was more codes though because I'd assume that Andalusia would carry alot more objects over from Sierra.
Ill have a look in a bit
Edit: the more I look at them pictures the more I think I know how he's achieved it.
Edit again: clocked it
Example if you take a rock bank A+B & put it at the side of the road it'll look like a rock bank, now reduce the road width (as in reduced width road type in the code not the actual road width) then raise the road up from the landscape you'll find that the rock bank will droop & flop over the elevated road (because you got a piece of scenery designed for A+B but only A is available on the track) hope this makes sense
That does look interesting, what track is it in his list ?
It looks like the rocks & banks have been stretched vertically to make them higher.
I did always wonder if there was more codes though because I'd assume that Andalusia would carry alot more objects over from Sierra.
Ill have a look in a bit
Edit: the more I look at them pictures the more I think I know how he's achieved it.
Edit again: clocked it
Example if you take a rock bank A+B & put it at the side of the road it'll look like a rock bank, now reduce the road width (as in reduced width road type in the code not the actual road width) then raise the road up from the landscape you'll find that the rock bank will droop & flop over the elevated road (because you got a piece of scenery designed for A+B but only A is available on the track) hope this makes sense
That does look interesting, what track is it in his list ?
It looks like the rocks & banks have been stretched vertically to make them higher.
I did always wonder if there was more codes though because I'd assume that Andalusia would carry alot more objects over from Sierra.
Ill have a look in a bit
Edit: the more I look at them pictures the more I think I know how he's achieved it.
Edit again: clocked it
Example if you take a rock bank A+B & put it at the side of the road it'll look like a rock bank, now reduce the road width (as in reduced width road type in the code not the actual road width) then raise the road up from the landscape you'll find that the rock bank will droop & flop over the elevated road (because you got a piece of scenery designed for A+B but only A is available on the track) hope this makes sense
Duel layer is created at the start of the make, if you notice he has loops at the end of his tracks which enables him to double back following the track back to the start line (just slightly lower).
Example: his track is made at 6 miles long but he makes his finish line at 3 miles, bringing the other 3 miles back to the start (which you will never drive on)
Make sense
Here's a picture on erans elevation editor at the middle point which he drops & returns to the start.View attachment 680755
Erm.... no forgot to check
but I have a theory without firing up the PC.
Nah, I've had that happen to me before. That's a result of extensive modding after decorating which causes the editor to spaz out & create it's own weird code for a decoration or road, normally you would build & mod your track to perfection before adding any decorations. Well I do anyway.
