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FB2 Test 4: Track Elevation and much more!

Formula Bwoah: Online Multiplayer Racing · published 3 months ago

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While the driving physics remains relatively same compared to test 3, several changes has been made to improve the visuals of the game. Here are the following changes:

- Track Elevation: To add more personality to the game, the track now has elevation
- Better curbs: The curb model and physics has been improved
- Tire visuals and suspension: The suspension reacts better to the environment now and the color of the tire rubber changes when you get into the gravel
- Fixed a few UI bugs

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