Hi Guy’s, My latest track is called YUU-Nuh-dilluh.
Firstly, i would like to say a very big thank VRT_McD and MDx_ART, who both
beta tested YUU-Nuh-dilluh for me, VRT_McD sent me Video’s and a lot of advice, forYUU-Nuh-dilluh,
so i could get the track, near as possible to the real track.
MDx_ART, spent a lot of time, making sure the objects and spline was O K, but i think i asked to much
of him, when i realised, the finish Arch, was in the wrong place and i had to redo the spline, so the finish
line is in the correct place, While I’m thinking about it, the 1st time you go through the finish arch, you will
will still be on the 1ST lap (not a armadillo glitch), the lap time’s are inconsistant, as there are plenty of different line’s or bumps,
that could affect you time, while on a hot lap.Airbrakes are needed in parts of the track.
There are no tree’s or objects on the perimitor tiles, as i wanted the frame rates as high as possible.
Not going to say, anything about the track, and let the track speak for it’s self.
have fun and thanks for downloading YUU-Nuh-dilluh.
Chris

Hello everyone !!
Well here it is my first track release with the Twisted Dirt Team. I would like to thank all of these guy’s here for all there input on the making of this track ( X_BUDDERBEAN(Karl),TNT-Gravy-(Keith), X-MCD – (Marc), JMS(Jesse)for the textures thanks so much! They’re awesome! (V-Racer-533) For the layout, ProCircuit_Air for the billboard.

A little about the track: This track is round 9 of the AMA series. I think that you will find that it has a lot of different lines. Make sure that you try the berms at different angles because they seem to be working very well. The times that are being run on this track are between 1:45 and 1:30. I hope you guys enjoy it. Let me know what you think and I hope to see you in the Zone.

Thanks,

TK_Mikemach Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡@≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ.com

I just wanted to add some more stuff to this now that the contest is over. First of all,
thanks to all the staff and reviewers at MCM2 Central. Your site and the services it
provides are top notch!! Thank you!

I never thought this track would win. I didn’t build it for any contest; I just made it
because I loved MCM1 and wanted to ride this track again, only this time in a more real
environment. Now you know how I chose my original zone name: because I was “nuts” about
“MCM”!!

I want to thank all my buds at Twisted D.I.R.T. for helping me to learn all the skills I
needed to make this track. I especially want to thank Fraser who made all of the 3D
objects for me. It seemed as though every idea I had he was able to replicate perfectly!!

I also want to thank all my VRT buds for their support and for testing the very first
version many many months ago. Lastly, I want to thank FC_Airtime and Phatman (wherever
you guys are) for the original MCM1 track.

THANK YOU!!

Track Title: PACE Las Vegas
Track Type: Supercross
Designed by: Jeff Hamblin (VRT_MCMnut)
E-Mail Address: Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡@≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ.com

Installation: Unzip into your …\Teraform\Sx folder.

About the Track:

This project was started long before I even knew about MCM2 Central’s Track Contest. My
original goal was to bring back one of my favorite MCM1 SX tracks: PACE Las Vegas. Although
very little on this track is the same as or resembles the original, I kept the name in honor
of the past.

I am really pleased at how this track came out. Hopefully it will appeal to gamers of all
levels; from beginners to pro. I designed several sections to be doubled, tripled, and even
quaded through if you’re a pro. It should provide challenges to all.

Surprisingly, the AI ride really well on this track! Try racing 10 AI and it’s pretty darn
fun!!

NOTE: There is one corner jump to the top of a table which is “spline legal”. I put this
in there to add an extra line, albeit a risky one. Just look for a second set of trails
going off to the left side of the jump to know which corner it is.

Also!! Be sure to practice your starts because the real starting gates are designed to
possibly make your bike “stick a little” when going over!

Enjoy!!

Jeff Hamblin

Good Day, Cold hill is a reverse version of Languish.
i made 3 attempts to get the start chute to work.
1st attempt, i could not get the speed for the 1st uphill.
2nd attempt i tried a diagonal run up to the 1st hill, the bike
kept jumping off track, from the start.
the 3rd attempt was very successfull. which works very well.
A good lap time, would be around the 1.55 mark.
not forgetting the first lap,is just half a lap.
Their are Table top Jumps, normal jumps, and a downhill jump
on the last downhill, i have placed an ambulance at the bottom of the hill.
Just turn the Sky on for just one race, as it has a brilliant view of the
British country side.
Have fun and enjoy the track, Chris.

DIZ_Round10StLouis

Well this is the first track that I had ever created. My friends loved it and told me that I should make more. So I set off to design the whole SX series. What a chore! I hope that you have downloaded the other 8 tracks in the series and if you haven’t, please do so. I apologize about the MCM2Racing.com website. The response was overwhelming and we’re sorry to let you down. Time just became too scarce. I’d like to thank AUS_Twisted for all of the help that he gave me on this track. He did the awesome textures and was a great help in offering ideas to make the track more realistic and play better. Damn him for all those changes and having to redo the spline which took forever….hehe….but he really knows his racing! I’d also like to thank ‘ the Machein ‘ for the very first e-mail that let me know that I was on to something. He gave me encouragement and still does everytime we talk. He was responsible for getting me in the ZONE at the right time to make my dreams come true. Both of these guys are class acts and have earned my utmost respect. Well onto the track and I hope you like it!

DIZ_Round10StLouis ( A WALK AROUND THE TRACK )

The gate drops and your neck snaps as you shift through the gears on your factory ride. You reach 6th gear tapped and you grab for more down the long starting straight and into a set of left handed corners. Top speed now, the riders must drag the brakes through the LONG set of whoops and over the ending double, into the left handed double berm. Outside can loft you over the table top, landing on the 3ft bump, while inside you can power out and over. Once back on ground level, riders must squeeze every ounce of power out of their bikes to clear the next triple and land on it’s steep and tricky down ramp, sending them into SX’s first and only ‘inside raised berm’. This berm can be railed through the middle/outside, or slowly negotiated inside, by weighting the outside peg and rolling off the gas. Now the riders are headed back down the starting straight, ripping through the gears again to get the best position for the upcoming speed double. Reminiscent of Atlanta, the riders must do some heavy braking to slow their machines almost to a halt, and hop the double into the left handed berm. ( Watch out for the hidden mogul inside. ) Throttle control is important to gas onto the next table shelf and brake up the steep triple take-off, to keep your bike from punching a whole in the ozone. Landing from the triple, you can setup on the worn inside or the steeper outside of the next jump combo, and drop into the left handed double berm. Exiting this berm, riders are faced with the most unrhythmic section so far! Into a right handed double berm at the end of this section and a sprint for the finish, sending you up and over the stair jump, 3ft jump, and ramp to the finish table top. Down the table top landing you hop onto the raised berm, smooth left and jump into a set of evenly spaced 3ft kickers. This next left handed berm sends the riders over the back of one of the starting berms and back onto the long whoop section.

I’m tired just walking it! Now put 20 of the world’s best SX riders, out for blood, elbow to elbow on this track, and you have DIZ_Round10StLouis!

Tear it up guys and gals and please send comments, questions and suggestions to Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡@≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ.com

Special thanks to Rob Rinard and Scott Novis of Rainbow Studios

DIZ_Round8Atlanta

So many things have happened I can’t even begin to expalin them all. I really want the DIZ fans to enjoy these tracks, and if possible, finish the DIZ series as soon as I can. Thanks again for all of the support and if you have registered at MCM2Racing.com for our tournament, I’m sorry if things are running a little slow. It takes more time and effort than I had ever imagined and I’m not even doing the hard stuff. Credit must go to ‘ the Machein ‘ for ALL that has been doing on the site. He is truly a Machine to be able to juggle his career, family, and this web site so please bear with us. For my friends and contacts who know the great news that I have recently been blessed with, thanks for the input and you will not be forgotten. For those of you who don’t know my good news, I’m sorry. I wish I could tell you more but I promise to release as much info as possible, as soon as possible.

This track contains a little something for everyone. Once again, it is designed directly over the REAL track blueprint and was created to give the feel of the REAL SX in Atlanta. I only tweaked things that I thought was necessary to give the track multiple lines and play smooth and fun in the zone. I hope you enjoy it.

Now on to the track!

DIZ_Round8Atlanta ( A walk around the track )

The 5 second count expires and your rear knobbies throw roost all over everyone and everything. Climbing through the gears – 3rd gear – 4th gear – 5th gear – maybe even 6th, if you have it, only to jam on both brakes, pull a small nose wheelie and dive into the first left hand corner on your charge to the $1000 chalk line. Beware of the berm that has formed on the outside. A short 3ft double and a sweeping 180 turn to the right, make sure you exit the berm with precision. Outside keeps you low and fast, while inside might let you clear a better portion of the 4ft-6ft-4ft warped table top. A smooth 90 degree right hander and you rip down a long rythm section filled with new combos such as the 4ft double with a hump in the bottom, and the 3ft table top with a 5ft spine in the middle. Bouncing into the 180 right handed berm, you power out over two 2ft stutter bumps and into a steep, blunt faced triple that makes it hard to guage your landing as well as your line to either the worn left side or the steeper right side of the next combo. Dropping out of the combo into yet another 180 berm to the left, you’re back on the gas, climbing through the gears, drag racing backwards down the starting straight, only to have to shut her down hard. Killing your momentum, you hop over the 5ft to 6ft double and pray for a smooth landing. With enough power, you can rail the next 90 degree berm and hop over the gap to the triple take off, or play it safe with a short hop to the 5ft table top and throttle onto the ascending 4ft to 6ft table top, to clear this next odd-shaped triple. Roosting around the next 180 degree berm to the right, you skim through a set of deep SX whoops into your last 180 degree left handed berm. With your sites on the finish you blast over the 3ft-4ft-5ft triple and try to land in the grooved portion of the 2ft stutters and squeeze out the power as you charge to the finish line table top. Smelling the heat of your pipe and engine, you realize the toll that this demanding track has on your bike, and your body.

Welcome to the DIZ / EA Sports SX 2000 in Atlanta!

I would like to thank team Aus_ ( Rocket, Motocross, Twisted ), Twisted Dirt and everyone there ( Bruce, X_Kobra, etc. ), ‘ the Machein ‘, all Diz followers, Rainbow Studios, and many others to whom I appologize that I cannot get all of your names in here. Thanks for the support, help, encouragement, and suggestions. It makes me proud to work with such a great bunch of people.

DIZ_No_Rebase

Well Round7 Pontiac#1 is finally here! I’m sorry it so long. I’ve been busy creating tracks for a new website that ‘ the machien ‘ and I are working on. It will be called MCM2 RACING.com and should be up shortly. This site will include, when finished, all 16 of the EA Sports SX 2000 tracks designed by me – DIZ_No_Rebase. It will also include a forum for members to run the MCM2 RACING.com Tournament Series. You will be able to sign up, upload a few sets of gear for the season, and compete with some of the best on-line riders out there! We will keep track of the point standings and mirror the real SX series as close as possible. We are also working on an engine verifier to eliminate cheating. All tracks are currently being redone to include true funnel starts, improved textures, $1000 holeshot chalk lines and better game play ( smoother, wider tracks with a few less bales and more lines ). We’re shooting to have these tracks done by December to mid-New Year, depending on how fast I can learn textures and 3DStudio. ALL of the tracks so far have been created solely in Photoshop. I hope to add custom bridges to the races that require them and maybe some custom objects if time permits.

Until then, I hope that I can keep creating some fun tracks for you to play on and keep working away on the DIZ series. Please read future .txt files to stay informed of our progress. Please e-mail me with any positive suggestions or comments. – Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡@≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ.com -

Now on to the track!

DIZ / EA Sports SX 2000 Round7 Pontiac#1 ( A walk around the track )

The 5 second count down expires and you find yourself blasting down a long starting straight. If you’re lucky, you’ll avoid a pileup and reach the $1000 chalk line first. A short double and up the long incline to a tight, raised hairpin turn. Power out of it as you jump down the decline trying to set up for tricky right turn at the bottom. Throttle through a bouncy rythm section and set up for the upcoming berm. Your line coming out of this berm can determine a smooth or rough ride through the whoop section. Powering out of the whoops into the next berm, you find yourself hopping over a steep stair jump and sailing over the triples. Choose your lines carefully because the landing may force you wide. Now approaching the 3ft-4ft-5ft triple you may have an option to triple or ride the worn outside causing you to slam into the 4ft and bounce over. Back across the starting line and you hop onto the raised corner and take either the inside line which is worn down or the outside popping you up and hopefully over the next rythm section peak. Another large triple and you land into a double berm. Outside may keep your momentum but the inside has proved to be fast also. Either way, you’ll be approaching the finish table top where you gladly show off a bit and land with the gas on to charge the final berm for your next lap. The final berm contains a fast rail around the outside or a tight, power out berm on the inside with acceleration ruts from monster horsepower.
This is Pontiac!

Twisted D.I.R.T.

Designers of Intense Race Tracks

Team Rooster

Scott (X_racer)	Bruce (AMA_DirtTwister)	Fraser (Fraser)
Jeff (VRT_MCMnut)	Zack (MotoZack)	Jesse (JMS)
Pete (GDI__Bulldog)	Mike (mike_mccue)	Boyd (Maui_cool)
Ryan (AUS_ROCKET)	Laurie (mcm2boys)	Bob (Fixer)
Randall (AMA_Pop455)	Justin (AMA_Kip66)	Heiko (CBro_ForzaDolor)
Kent (X_Kobra)	Keith(TNT_Gravy)	Karl (X_Budderbean)
Thor (X_Mayhem)	Chuck (X_HoundDog)	Randy (X_radRD)
Steve (X_WFO)	Marc (X_McD)

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DirtTwister’s SX – Round 5 – A replica of the 1990 Foxboro SX.

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Creator’s Comments

This is Round 5 in the DirtTwister’s SX series of tracks. It is a replica of the 1990 SX race in Foxboro, MA. I was able to make a replica of the 1990 race thanks to Mark (RST_Smith13) who read my comments on my track New England SX, sent me an e-mail, and then provided me with a video tape of the 1990 race.

Thanks Mark. (Your e-mail doesn’t work anymore so I can’t send you an e-mail to thank you).

The Foxboro track was extremely rutted. There is no way to duplicate that in MCM 2. I did try to make the jumps difficult to make every lap. On the third straight there is a series of jumps leading up to a triple. I have tried to make it where you have to time those jumps perfectly to make the triple on a stock 250. If you bounce or jump too far you will have to lay back and double-single the triple. If you fall you can single-double the triple.

The front straight is long and I have made it bumpy to try to slow the MCM 2 bike down. There is a serious kick up at the end of the straight so be prepared to slow down before getting to the end of the straight. Pay attention to the “Caution” signs on the left. The first jump is a steep takoff designed to emulate how the bikes reacted to the real track. This also sets up the next series of jumps, where good timing is essential to clean it every lap.

I hope you enjoy.

Bruce (AMA_DirtTwister)

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Track Style:

Supercross

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Installation Instructions

Track

Use WinZip to unzip the ENV file into your MCM2/TERAFORM/SX folder.

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MCM2
Track Information

Track Title:	DirtTwister’s SX – Round 5 – A replica of the 1990 Foxboro SX.
Designed by:	AMA_DirtTwister
E-Mail Address:	Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡@≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ.com
Design Team	Twisted DIRT

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Track and Team Details

Website:	DirtTwister Twisted DIRT
Difficulty of Track:	All Levels
Graphics/Textures:	Bruce (AMA_DirtTwister)
Track Designed by:	Bruce (AMA_DirtTwister)
Team:	Twisted DIRT
TD – Testers:	Scott Moffitt (X_xracer) Jesse (JMS) Justin (AMA_Kip66) RKip (AMA_Pop) Kent (X-Kobra) Karl (X_Budderbean) Keith (TNT_Gravy) Chuck (WFO_HoundDog) Pete (GDI_Bulldog) Jeff (VRT_MCMnut) Fraser (Fraser) Steve (X_WFO) Marc (X_McD) Mike (mike_mccue) Boyd (Maui_cool) Ryan (AUS_ROCKET) Laurie (mcm2boys Bob (Fixer) Thor (X_Mayhem) Chuck (X_HoundDog) Randy (X_radRD)
Program(s) Used:	Armadillo Dillo Too MCM 1 track editor ASCEdit Paint Shop Pro POVRay APM by Jeff (MCMNut)
Objects Used:	Standard Objects by Rainbow Studios Cat by fraser bridge, snow fence, and banners by Mike McCue

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Copyright / Permissions:

Copy all you want, give to who ever wants it, just send this
readme along with it! Just don’t sell it for profit, because this
is original work by Twisted D.I.R.T. Yes it’s ok to make CD’s and
distribute for a small fee as a service to the MCM community.

Enjoy

Bruce (AMA_DirtTwister)

Release Date: , August 17, 2002

DIZ_2000USOpen of SX

Thanks for downloading and actually reading this. I hope that these readme files will add to your racing experience and give you some informative news as well. Our site, www.MCM2Racing.com, is finally up so go visit it and add us to your favorites. It will be a challenge to get it running smooth and fine tuning the tournaments, so please bear with us. ‘the Machine’ and I, ( DIZ_No_Rebase ) are working hard to get as much interesting stuff on the site as possible but still keep it within reason. I’m currently working on finishing the DIZ Series tracks as well as reworking some of the old ones with new textures and splines. ‘ the Machine ‘ is working on tuning the site to be informative, creative, and easy to use. Keep visiting the site to find out information about our first beta tournament and register now to get your assigned www.MCM2Racing.com bike number.

I felt like my name was starting to disappear from MCM2Central so I decided to release this track that I was practicing on. Hopefully this track will show you some of what I’ve learned. Although it doesn’t contain any user created objects, the textures are far better than the generic ones that I was using before. I also have tried to reduce the amount of objects that I was using to increase the frame rate for better ZONE play. I did not have a track layout for the USOpen so I watched it on TV and did the best I could. I drew my own blueprint and copied my jumps over the top. I think it came out great! From the ‘very hard to make’ funnel start, to the textures and displacement map, I gave it everything that I had! This track should be one that you’d pick if you knew you had to get up early, but just couldn’t resist a quick race before bed. Hope you enjoy!

Now on to the track!

DIZ_2000 USOpen of SX ( a walk around the track )

Tapping the throttle wide open and dropping the clutch, your propelled into a very tight left handed corner. Careful of the outside line, there are remnants of the adjacent berm to send your bike flying. Avoiding a first turn pile-up, you hop over the 4ft. double and over the short jump shelf. Fast left hander, STEEP 5ft double, and peg it around the smooth left towards the finish. Two worn 1ft stutter bumps and a loft up, and hopefully over, the finish line table top. Charging into the double-berm at the bottom, you pick your line cautiously, setting you in line to the rythm section. A short double, jump up to the table top, and an off camber corner section. Quick right hander, and a 2ft-3ft-4ft step jump. A quick left hander ( careful of the inside mogul) and into the base of the stadium where you catch a sharp kicker bump floating you into the hairpin double-berm. Blasting out of the berm down the last stretch, you hop over two sets of worn 2ft stutter bumps and into a stretch of deep SX whoops. Leaning back and gliding over the whoops, you set up for your final berm. Another double-berm hairpin to the right and a familiar section back to finish line. Your heart is pumping as fast as your forearms and you realize…..that’s just the first lap!

Welcome to the Las Vegas MGM Grand hotel and the 2000 USOpen of SX!

P.S. Keep in mind that since I haven’t mastered user created objects yet, I couldn’t get the ‘under the bleachers’ part, realistic. You’ll have to use your imagination. I could have created a cheesy, makeshift tunnel, but I think it’s best just to leave it the way it was. Also, I would like to thank everyone at Twisted Dirt for the immense help, as well as Aus_Twisted, RMR_Crusty, Team 88, and many others to lengthy to name. You know who you are.

Oh yah….
and the 800+ people who are downloading and following the DIZ Series. I do it for you!

DIZ_No_Rebase

Hi Guy’s, Anchorage Hill Kerry, is a track in the Uk.
Used for clubmans Championships.
The Terrain, is as near, as i could get to the real track.
The outlay of the track is exactly as it should be.
I have tried to make the track, as if you are going to race
in the Final race of the day.
Lap time are around the 2 minute mark.
Anchorage Hill, is situated in a valley, with bumpy down hills.
Some of the jumps, look as if they have worn away, over the race day.
Not much else to say, except, enjoy the track.
have fun Chris

“KENWORTHY”
This is our rendition of another one of the AMA National tracks. I’ve been to nearly every national here and have seen some great battles over the years. I think we’ve captured the feel and fun of this classic track and hope you enjoy a trip to Troy, Ohio.

Thanks to the TD guys, Whiteboy, X2, and all the object guys for their creations.

Also thanks to the usual suspects on the zone for testing beta after beta with us.
U guys ROCK!!!

Biggest thanks go to DC for endlessly tweaking and then retweaking at my request. And especially for his input on getting this riding properly and looking great. Great job bro !!!

Track Title: Monster Mountain, Tallassee Alabama
Track Type: National Style Motocross
Actual Track Design by: Mark Barnett and Greg Cole

MCM2 Design by: Kip’s Kreations (Justin and Randall Kipker)
Track Textures: Kip66 (Justin Kipker)
E-Mail Address: Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡@≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ≡Ξ.com
Contest Date: 1/14/00 (released for contest only on this date)
Public Release: App. Feb. 1st after Contest at MCM

Installation: Unzip into your …\Teraform\national folder.

Information about the Actual “Monster Mountain Motocross Track”:
{actual article from Team Green News, Issue #3, 2000 (pp. 24)}

Nestled in the lush green hills of Alabama near the small but dynamic town of Tallassee,
lies the Southeast’s newest motocross track, Monster Mountain. Located on 106 acres of
beautiful natural rolling terrain, this super racing venue is already becoming well known
throughout the eastern half of the country. Riders from as far north as Connecticut and as
far west as Texas and Washington state have visited the Grand Prix-style track. Many who
have visited have compared the track layout to that of Unadilla. As these visiting riders
return home to spread the word about the great time they had, the track has become more
and more popular.

From the grandstand area the view of the track is spectacular. The layout is pure Grand Prix
style and includes a five step ascent to the mountain top as well as many ski-type jumps and
off camber turns. Lap times for the fastest Pro riders exceed two and one half minutes which
means the Amateur motos last nearly fifteen minutes while the Pros run twenty minutes plus two laps.
The long motos, coupled with ample practice time, is one reason the popularity of Monster Mountain
has grown rapidly. The bulk of the Amateur classes race on Saturday, and the Pros, Vets and a few
select support classes are run on Sunday. This format had proven to be very popular with not only
the riders, but spectators as well.

The track was originally built by Greg Cole of Southern Dirt Designs with the help of former
National Champion, Mark Barnett. The staff’s experience is obvious in the preparation and
running of the event and their concern for the riders and spectators enjoyment is evident.
The track is owned by the Blackwell family of nearby Montgomery and is maintained by Greg Cole.

Kip’s Virtual Monster Mountain Track Information MCM2:

My son and I have been racing at raced Monster Mountain since their inaugural event, held in
February 2000, which saw a crowd of over 4,000 spectators attending the two-day event. We
wanted this track to be replicated as close as possible while still challenging the game
enthusiast of MCM2. Monster Mountain, we believe is just that, fun and exciting while
challenging to all level racers of this excellent game. Monster Mountain offers Wide-Open
racing with many lines to choose from, we tried to recreate that in the game, and in most
areas we believe we have.

We’ve been developing this track since October of 2000, long before the contest was ever mentioned,
or at least we head about it. We’ve duplicated this track for everyone to see and enjoy Alabama’s First
Ever National Style Motocross Track. From the Center Field Start Gate to the Monster Mountain Finish
line jump this track is a true replica down to the huge 93 foot 911 triple. We hope you enjoy the
challenging area’s such as Barnet Blvd (also known as Spectator Row), Cole’s Corner and the ever
difficult Stairway to Heaven which takes a really fast Pro Racer to Quad the entire section.

Thanks to Motocross Madness 2 .com for hosting this contest and thanks to Rainbow for providing
the motocross enthusiast of the world with a great game. We only hope that all the bugs can
eventually be corrected and maybe even a MCM3 for 2002

Enjoy,

RKip / Kip66

Note: Kip and I wanted to make the start a little more challenging….so be careful, cause if
your not, you could get hung-up in the gate and even crash. Simply wheelie over the start
and your on your way!

Contact Info. for the Real Track, Monster Mountain

Location: Tallassee, Alabama.
Phone: 334.215.7128
Mailing Address: Monster Mountain Inc., 9225 Bridge Pointe Dr, Montgomery, AL 36117
Track Owner: Gary Blackwell
Website: www.monstermountain.com

Special Thanks: (words from my Son)

We just want to thank all of Twisted Dirt for helping us become better track creators! All Pop and I did was try and duplicate our favorite track in real life. The white Kip’s Kreations banner is our REAL BANNER. We hang it in front of our canopy.

To Jeff, We can’t thank you enough man, you created that great program (MOA soon to be release so watch for it at TD) and helped me on the phone a few times. We wouldn’t have finished it without you the mulitiple custom objects were just to complicated with out the program.

To Mr. Bruce, without your GEN slt, We’d be back in Plainsville. Thanks a lot for all your hard work anad time on this.

To Fraser, the detailed pits with the truck, and bikes is using your objects, all we did was change some plastic/graphics on the bikes and trucks. The feel of the start wouldn’t have been the same without the gate…You’re the Man!

To Jesse, Thanks for the tent, and signs.

To Kent for being the GBest Tester a Team could have.

To Scott for being a Great guy and providing TD a Home.

Again, thanks to everyone at TD, and a special thanks to everyone we’ve listed. The track would not have been as good without you guys.

Kip66

Canada Heights, is a British Championship track, the track is one
of the oldest tracks in the UK.
i have tried to replicate the track as best as i could, as it is over
40years ago, that i have been to the circuit. the outlay of the
track as dramaticly changed over the years.
This version of the track, the 2007 version, that i have created from photo’s of the track,
please enjoy,
chris

2001 Brasil world MX

(Expert class in VRT track contest)

http://www.bluescreations.net/contest_results.htm

This track is the replica of 2001 Brasil world Mx championship.
A friend ask me if i can do it, he send me the pics and he hand paint
a map of the track for me to paint the dispmap, so here it is.
thx go to:
# Fixer – for help with the plastic fence object.
# Laurie – for Dillo Too (in this track i work the path in D2,
to put the gate to work with the finish line, the track loop
tool help alot, i just did 1 spline for this track, usualy i do 3 + – )
# Eldiablo – for the ChromeFrame (i change some).
# Motoman – for finish gate object and the sound box object.
# Spodes – for some bales.
# zoneracing site, TD guys, VMX site, Extreme – for objects.
# NFR_Holeshot07 – for the excelent sky (out&about track).
# Team VRT – for the contest.
# Brenin_219 – for the pics and the maps of the real track.
# Friends that tested the track with me.
# If i forget some one, thx all.

Programs:
# Paintshop Pro 8
# Leveller demo 2.3
# Terragen v09.19
# APM 1.1
# Dillo Too 96.6
# Irfanview v3.90 (http://www.irfanview.com/)
# Audacity 1.2.0-pre1
# Nero wave editor

have fun

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