Stunts:
I know a game which could simulate this with a few modifications and it can already simulate what's seen at 8:11. No one interested as usual I guess... Otherwise the part with the downforce would be the easiest to do, but for the scene at 1:46 I would just use the rear thruster and rotate the car using the rotational inertia of the wheels. The landing would be a little harder, but I'm not in the car. Wait... actualy such a scene is already shown in the second video here (1:58)... https://matei.one/idxscr.html#videos
Taxi driver
@Victor Narl - I can do that, Track Blaster very easy to use.
Alan Rotoi
@Ryoma it looks great! I love cars with lore!
Victor Narl
@MiDiaN, why don’t you create your own tracks? Would you like to participate in creating your own track for ZakStunts? There is such an opportunity now, because our community is currently having problems with creating the ZCT305 track. I had almost reached an agreement with Cas, but unfortunately, he’s gone away on a long trip and I can’t get in touch with him at the moment. I haven’t been able to find anyone else willing to take it on, either.
Ryoma
A new car ils born, the Vega Missyl. It's a French meme about a tuner who made a tale about about his Ford Sierra.
Taxi driver
@HerrNove - You wrote something about "private messages". I don't see any place to write "private messages" here, but my site does have a contact page which works really well and no one from here ever used it. About "personal fights" - I never do that, don't know what you referred to and as I understand this is Mr. dr***n**t personal site, with which he does whatever he wants. Otherwise I appreciate what you did and I mentioned you on my site, including a link to yours.
Taxi driver
You wrote in a message that "Bot-written TypeScript may not be the easiest to read, but it's so much easier than reverse-engineering a DOS game with lost source code." Can the bot also write in C? I saw a few "reverse engineered" versions of Stunts in C, but RESTUNTS was used in all of them(?) Never used LLM, just asking. https://forum.stunts.hu/index.php?topic=4656.msg102020#msg102020
Byproduct
MiDiaN: I have the same preference about NoRH. Been "confined" to smaller friends-only tournaments before, but now we have options! There are also some players that are really fast but previously unknown to this site because they play NoRH only.
Also, first time I hear of Car & Driver, and here I thought I already knew all the essential games from this era! Going to give that a try for sure, looks fun!
Byproduct
Thanks for your words ^^ and don't forget to check out the all-new track editor! Lots of new features and you can submit tracks to the "Community" track rotation for everyone to play if you like. Some of the site is still a bit rough, but it's coming along on an almost-daily basis. Plenty of ideas in store for the future as well - it's so cool that we now have an actual source code to play with, thanks to playstunts / Sven.
Taxi driver
@Overdrisv again - When I "joined" the forum I didn't pick any name - that really is my name (as the address of my site might also suggest). My nickname here is related to the text of a song from which I posted a quote in my first message, which says "And I have no problem keeping taxi on the street", which is easy to do when playing with Stunts, as it has ~no physics (except maybe a little gravity(?)), so if by "a confrontation with you" you refer to the replays, don't look there. It might be something close to "GAR"(?), but I keep all wheels on street. Not interested in "competitions" (I think I already wrote that). I wrote that I don't like your car "DAF siluro" because it's too slow (might need a rocket) and because it looked too small even considering that all cars from Stunts are toy model cars, but I searched a little and apparently that car really is very small... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DAF_Siluro I also had the impression that you forgot to add option of manual gearbox, which I wasn't normally using, but the aforementioned song also says "Even though I have no license, I always find the clutch."