That picture you just linked is not a 747.. the 747 has 4 engines, all on their own separate nacelle. That has 4 engines, with two sharing each nacelle.. Never seen that before..
This is the modified 747 that is at Dunsfold (Top Gear Test Track). It was modified for use in a few films (Casino Royale being one of them) and is no longer airworthy, so it is to be used for whatever they can think of and then it will be parted out.
But with what kind of problem I encountered. every time I run track and every time I lost materials. to prescribe the material editor. It seems everything is fine but as reran the track. The materials are lost. And each time different materials are lost - come from somewhere other materials. eg. my material is called track_ROAD. and then reboot the track it will be called track_ROAD_mat accordingly, it is a different material and texture is not working on it I have already broken the entire head (((I hope you will understand me (( oh my goodness. only just popped up an error ((((
Just to say, even if you credited the original author, it's against the rules if you don't have a permission. Write down an email to the author and make sure you get everything alright (for the nardo track too). ALSO you said you made the track http://www.beamng.com/threads/1141-Community-Screenshots-and-Videos?p=33146&viewfull=1#post33146 Lies?
um. I wrote that I did partially map. (modified the details of the geometry of the track) Sorry. maybe I did not put it correctly. bad with English. you know it author gave his consent to use the track in any projects and games. can look on the internet
This looks really nice, as does the other one but the other one is a bit too small so I'm hoping that this one will be better in that regard due to using GPS data. Gonna have to give this a try though. Also not sure if it's there but in addition to the bump at the followthrough there is also a bit of one near the start/finish line that sends the cars airbore some if they go into the last corner too fast and understeer over it.
A word to the wise: look at the last post's date before you post. If its older than 3-4 weeks, you probably shouldnt post unless its an official thread. A lot of the community doesnt like bumps on old threads. Just thought i should let you know
