WIP Beta released Student Driver Skin 1.01

jschadle submitted a new resource:

Student Driver Skin - A student driver skin for the Hirochi Sunburst

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Alas I see Kingston, in Roane County Tennessee. There's now a 'Stevie Wonder's School of Driver Training' if you wish to park beside it for pictures. It's in Rockwood - just take the road that heads west out of Kingston (just south of the Burger world spawn point, and adjacent to where you parked) and find the strip mall in town (not wall-mart) called the 'Commercial Zone' and it should be there... I think... it's SOME WHERE there. Ah, Found it!

Always useful to have the map open (editing as usual).

So yes, thanks for using my map, in the previews, glad to know people like it's picturesque nature, as I intended it to be!

If you can't find it, turn on the AI app (don't use the hud-based MINI-MAP it lags the UI but the in-car gps is fine), and select MANUAL and select anything that starts with ROCKWOOD or RW and you should be somewhat nearby. That cross street is Rockwood Rd and Gateway Drive, but I don't know if Gateway Drive is on the list by name.

 

Thanks! I'm thinking of doing a Stevie Wonder one in the future that would look really good in front of that. I can make a pack that includes that and a Roane County Tennessee Sheriff skin. Your map is pretty much the only one I drive around. With so much to explore and the immense detail, it's impossible to ever get tired of it.

 

Thanks, there are times when I log 60~120 miles just milling about... when supposedly I was just 'testing' an area and just wanted to keep driving. That's why there aren't too many bad spots in the roads left, I've found pretty much all of them, even though some place it doesn't run that well with all the detail (for better FPS, turn settings down a tad, reflections off, etc, if this affects you).
There should be somewhere around 200 miles of roads when the map is done, that's what I am aiming for anyways, trying to keep the FPS pretty decent all the way through the map, but realism is paramount.