Silver Coin Circuit

Silver Coin Circuit 0.8.1

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r3dact3d1
Been looking for a good short track and this is a gem. Thanks very much!
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Moorea
Fun little track
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Quikslvr
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Superb, tight little circuit -- a must-have!
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B
Not only main circuit and enviroment looks and feels amazing, but I also love how much work you put into the "old circuit", which we theoretically weren't supposed to see
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Vince Wheel
A bold track with a great flow which promises some nice battles, love it!
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xezez
Second review... Just to say, the more I drive this track, the more I love it!
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CapitanulHaos
thanks
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Mekonrider
Nice work. Thanks for keeping AC alive.
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A
Excellent, deffo one of my favourite tracks!!!
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Toonces
Alongside your recent Acopone, a brilliant start on a career as a track designer.

Three things.

1. Unless you want to avoid being dubbed 'the new Hermann Tilke' don't ever use a protractor or a ruler or even a French curve to lay out a track. Nobody likes a constant-radius turn. I hate invaginated tracks that take maximum advantage of minimum real estate to squeeze as many 180-degree turns as possible out of the available land. Notice all the world's great tracks have brief-but-deadly highspeed turns (we're talking here about Eau Rouge and its ilk). Why do you think they're called 'natural terrain' road courses?

2. A survey of amateur racers revealed that they like increasing-radius turns more than decreasing-radius turns, uphill turns more than downhill turns, turns that go down and then up more then blind-crest turns (i.e., up-and-over...particularly if there's an unseen turn on the far side) and clockwise layouts more than counter-clockwise circuits. Bear in mind that these are amateur racers, not the consummate pros that we sim racers all think we are.

3. Leave some room for passing. If I had to find one thing to complain about WRT Silver Coin (which I can't), that might be it.

Forward!
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Ramipril
As with your Acopone track, great layout, smart use of elevation and good flow. Your circuits feel very organic, thought out and not just a bunch of corners thrown together.
Nice little club type circuit for the slightly slower cars but that last corner is great fun in a car with a bit of grunt keeping the back end in check.
If you ever did do the extended layout it would be nice to have a section where the quicker cars could stretch their legs a bit.

Keep them coming!
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B
Love it! I think this might be my new favorite track! Really like the way it flows. Thank you so much for this! :)
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steu
Short but cool, thanks!
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martincoulombe
Really enjoyable layout, love the 2nd, 7th and 9th corners combined with the elevation change, excellent work, thanks a lot. (really enjoyed it with stereo's new 912)
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mtjam
Awesome little track. Liked the Easter egg (literally) at the end of the tunnel off track. Found it while exploring in a go-kart.
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skyflightmusic
Very nicely done and cool one. Fun to slide around, love it
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ATM_11
Incredibly done! Love driving in an MX5
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dphodgdon
Really fun racing for the Formula Fords. Thank you!
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S
Amazing layout and execution. I just tried it for a few laps and it's already one of my favourite tracks. I love shorter, technical tracks. Corners have character and the flow is superb. Elevation changes are really well though out. The last corner is a blast without TC. The only suggestion I could make would be to scuff it up a little. Rumble strips are too clean as is the grass/ground. Otherwise the environment is really credible and it feels like a real location. 5 stars.
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M
Respect for this great work. Looks good.
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