Bigfoot 5 Track suggestion by Wee_Jimmy_mehrts
Bigfoot 5 Track suggestion by Wee_Jimmy_mehrts
This is not a track. It's not even Jimmy's own truck. And there's a space in the pod file name so it won't work anyway. It's a junk upload, so don't waste your time downloading.
Jimmy,
We have a forum here where you can say whatever is on your mind.
http://forum.mtm2.com/viewforum.php?f=13
We also have a forum where you can ask track making questions or offer suggestions.
http://forum.mtm2.com/viewforum.php?f=10
But please do not upload bogus files for the sake of making a point. There are better ways to say what you have to say. Please use them.
Jimmy,
We have a forum here where you can say whatever is on your mind.
http://forum.mtm2.com/viewforum.php?f=13
We also have a forum where you can ask track making questions or offer suggestions.
http://forum.mtm2.com/viewforum.php?f=10
But please do not upload bogus files for the sake of making a point. There are better ways to say what you have to say. Please use them.
Hey Everyone...
I just had a thought the other day about why someone doesnt try and have a go at building a track that looks normal with Bigfoot 5 and its rather large wheels. it just doesnt seem right driving this big monster with half of the wheels being sunk into the ground. perhaps if a beta track is uploaded then everyone can have a go at piloting the monster around at its full height.
Just a thought.
The only way to do that would be to make a miniature bf5, then make some half size tracks for it. That'd be fairly simple to do but the truck would handle badly.
Sounds like fun, I'll give it a shot.
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wee_jimmy_mehrts
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Hey Malibu,
Thanks very much on having a go at what i thought. A mimi bigfoot sorta wouldnt really look right but by all means someone will find a solution through a bit of trial and error.
Another thing that I thought of was to alter the ground level like on the small tire tracks. I havent had anything to do with that though so I may be talkin trash for all I know
I never knew anything about this forum and I apologise for uploading the txt file and the pod. I didnt realise what else I could do instead.
O well, I know now LOL
cheers
Wee_Jimmy_Mehrts
Thanks very much on having a go at what i thought. A mimi bigfoot sorta wouldnt really look right but by all means someone will find a solution through a bit of trial and error.
Another thing that I thought of was to alter the ground level like on the small tire tracks. I havent had anything to do with that though so I may be talkin trash for all I know
I never knew anything about this forum and I apologise for uploading the txt file and the pod. I didnt realise what else I could do instead.
O well, I know now LOL
cheers
Wee_Jimmy_Mehrts
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wee_jimmy_mehrts
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Another thing that I thought of was to alter the ground level like on the small tire tracks.
Thats a great Idea, though it isn't possible through the ground level like ST tracks. ST tracks set the depth of the ground to a higher number. The ST trucks on a regular track will appear to be hovering becauase the game is not used to the smaller tires. If you run a regular truck on a ST track, they will appear to be sunk, just like the Bigfoot 5 wheels. Unfortunately, the depth of the ground only goes one way, and you can't put a negative value to raise the truck up from the ground.
Are you looking for a circuit/rally for this truck, or a drag/freestyle type thing?
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wee_jimmy_mehrts
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Bugger about that.
I was looking at a simple drag just to test things out at the moment - even a flat bit of ground with a couple of things on the ground - signs etc. Im not looking for a full blown track, this is just to see if it is possible.
I wonder if you can use a whole lot of invisible ground boxes on the ground just high enough to raise the truck up so it looks normal. Then place objects and textures on the real ground - not on the boxes so it gives the truck a realistic size compared to other things.
I was looking at a simple drag just to test things out at the moment - even a flat bit of ground with a couple of things on the ground - signs etc. Im not looking for a full blown track, this is just to see if it is possible.
I wonder if you can use a whole lot of invisible ground boxes on the ground just high enough to raise the truck up so it looks normal. Then place objects and textures on the real ground - not on the boxes so it gives the truck a realistic size compared to other things.
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looks great, one problem - its TINY!!
I've got a pic showing the normal sized bigfoot, Dennis Tafts bigfoot and yours - but I cant figure out how to insert pics
When you see the pic you will see how out of proportion your truck is compared to the others. Bigfoot 5 is meant to be a giant against the others, but this one is totally on the other end of the scale. LOL.
You've done a great job though - Keep up the good work.![Glee [:-)]](./images/smilies/smilie_hoopla.gif)
I've got a pic showing the normal sized bigfoot, Dennis Tafts bigfoot and yours - but I cant figure out how to insert pics
When you see the pic you will see how out of proportion your truck is compared to the others. Bigfoot 5 is meant to be a giant against the others, but this one is totally on the other end of the scale. LOL.
You've done a great job though - Keep up the good work.
![Glee [:-)]](./images/smilies/smilie_hoopla.gif)
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heres the pic
Just copy and paste the link for the moment. I did as you said - uploaded the pic, checked it was there, came here, clicked the image button, pasted the URL, clicked on the image button again and submitted the post.
Oh well - im not the kind that uploads pics all the time - so it desnt worry me.
Just copy and paste the link for the moment. I did as you said - uploaded the pic, checked it was there, came here, clicked the image button, pasted the URL, clicked on the image button again and submitted the post.
Oh well - im not the kind that uploads pics all the time - so it desnt worry me.
Every truck in MTM2 must have 66 inch (5 foot 6 inch) wheels.
Because you can not make the wheels bigger Malibu made the truck body smaller.
This gives the truck the proper proportions. It looks like bigfoot 5 when by its self.
It is impossible to change the size of the tires.
Sorry.
If you would like to make more trucks to race with Bigfoot 5 then you could learn to repaint trucks and you could make some more of these large-wheels-mini-trucks.
Here's a tutorial:
http://mtm2.com/~mtmg/repaint/
If you have any questions just ask us and we'll point you in the right direction.
Because you can not make the wheels bigger Malibu made the truck body smaller.
This gives the truck the proper proportions. It looks like bigfoot 5 when by its self.
It is impossible to change the size of the tires.
Sorry.
If you would like to make more trucks to race with Bigfoot 5 then you could learn to repaint trucks and you could make some more of these large-wheels-mini-trucks.
Here's a tutorial:
http://mtm2.com/~mtmg/repaint/
If you have any questions just ask us and we'll point you in the right direction.
Keep on MTMing,
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Actually, Dennis Taft's Bigfoot 5 looks cool. The wheels are a problem,
but I haven't really noticed them much.
Although, when I race the truck's in the air most of the time anyway.
I hope you don't mind, but I modified the paint on that Bigfoot 5 with
the paintwork from another bigfoot truck, just to clean it up a bit.
Unfortunately my HD corrupted and I lost everything.
but I haven't really noticed them much.
Although, when I race the truck's in the air most of the time anyway.
I hope you don't mind, but I modified the paint on that Bigfoot 5 with
the paintwork from another bigfoot truck, just to clean it up a bit.
Unfortunately my HD corrupted and I lost everything.