My first public cartoon style model of a street circuit. This is a temporary track on Zeppelinstraße in Nuremberg, Bavaria, Germany. The track became known as a sports car racing venue in the 1970s, after being used as motorcycle racing venue since 1947. Lap is very short, and only has 4 real corners, although officially it has 8.

Basic workflow description:

You can assemble a complete race track within few minutes by dragging and dropping a set of prefabs into your scene. Those are:

• Terrain (road, grass, gravel, curbs)

• Vehicles

• Colliders

• Objects - distance markers, cars, banners, buildings

• Trees

• Walls and barriers

After placing the pre-built track components you can easily turn off some of them if you want to customize or optimize your scene.

I have made the grass, road, curbs and pavement as separate meshes. This way you can add different sound effects when car is driving over them. You can use your scripts and physics materials to make the grass mesh slippery, sand patches to slow the car down etc.

Additionally, you can place individual objects to further change the appearance of the environment.

Here is the list of all available 3d objects you get with the track:

• 10 hot air baloons

• 3 small ad boxes for track side

• 4 medium sized sponsor banners

• 2 wide banners for track name or sponsors

• 20+ different tree types

• Tyre barrier, 2 diffrent color tyre stacks and 2 different color single tyres for track side

• 10 types of walls - short, long, with or without safety fences

• Track crossing bridge

• Orange traffic cone

• 2 types of distance markers

• Start light set and pitlane exit light

• Lamp posts

• 2 types of floodlight poles

• Pitwall (seats with tables for race engineers)

• Plastic block to use for track layouts

• Spectator seats

• 2 white tents for mechanics or guests

• Safety blocks made of tyres

• 4 RVs

• 7 cars

• 4 trucks.

• Various location specific props

Track length is 1208 meters, average width 12 meters.

What are the benefits of using this asset?

1. Ease of use. You don't have to spend hours sticking together straights and corners to make a race track. All you have to do is drag prefabs into an empty scene, and you have a cool looking cartoon track with road, grass, mountains, trees, garages, walls and everything else you might need. All what's left is to place your vehicle prefab and start testing.

2. Safety. If you have a scene with track built from separate elements, there is always possibility to corrupt the scene file, or run into compability issues after upgrading engine. If you lose your scene file, all your hard work is lost. With this pre-built modular asset, you will always have complete track after just a few minutes of work.

3. Separate objects. If you don't like the trackside object placement of default track, it's easy to turn off the elements, and place trees, walls, garages and everything else as you see fit.

For any questions about this asset send me an email to retrovalorem@gmail.com.