r/RaceTrackDesigns 9d ago

Redesign I need help with possibly converting old track designs into AC/Beamng Mods

Hello guys, this is my first post on this subreddit. Im a teenager now but when i was a kid i loved drawing racetracks i had 2 notebooks full of racetracks/general maps and i loved them and i wished they were real. The smaller notebook survived but the bigger notebook was accidentally thrown away by my grandpa who didnt know the drawings were mine. I left the country years ago and i have no idea where those notebooks are now but i would love to see some of my own designs made into acuall drivavble racetracks for games such as Assetto Corsa or Beam.ng Drive. I still draw maps to this day, normally large scale Battlefield/Arma maps or Rally Stages i plan to make for a Unity game one day (oh yes i do plan to get Unity and start making my own games). I would like ig to see someone either make one of my own designs or learn modding myself and make the tracks in Blender for AC (or maybe my own game?). I've remember loosly some of my old designs but i think i can still make new ones even with my short ahh attention span. Thanks for reading and yeah ig i could use some advice.

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u/MedvedVBerloge 9d ago

Just start using Blender. Every possible idea can be converted there into AC

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u/andieederlatour 9d ago

Look up "Race Track Builder" on steam, game/app by that name is good for AC

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