Difference between revisions of "GBA Lakeside Park (ChaosShadow23)"
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|editors used= [[SketchUp]], Photoshop CS4, Paint, [[KMP Cloud]], [[Wiimms SZS Tools]], [[MagicY]], [[BrawlBox]], [[3ds Max]] | |editors used= [[SketchUp]], Photoshop CS4, Paint, [[KMP Cloud]], [[Wiimms SZS Tools]], [[MagicY]], [[BrawlBox]], [[3ds Max]] | ||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
GBA Lakeside Park is a retro track from Mario Kart: Super Circuit. The track takes place in a jungle-like area with volcanoes and Yoshi egg-like flowers. This port stays true to the original, by adding the flowers (cacti), volcanoes, and background trees. A shortcut has been added similar to the one found on SNES Mario Circuit 3. Also, the object ''VolcanoBall1'' is used for the fireballs the volcanoes release onto the track. However, unlike the original, the fireballs are released through the entire course rather in one area. | GBA Lakeside Park is a retro track from Mario Kart: Super Circuit. The track takes place in a jungle-like area with volcanoes and Yoshi egg-like flowers. This port stays true to the original, by adding the flowers (cacti), volcanoes, and background trees. A shortcut has been added similar to the one found on SNES Mario Circuit 3. Also, the object ''VolcanoBall1'' is used for the fireballs the volcanoes release onto the track. However, unlike the original, the fireballs are released through the entire course rather in one area. | ||
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==Media== | ==Media== | ||
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* [scale] 15% Upscale | * [scale] 15% Upscale | ||
* [remove] Bounce strips | * [remove] Bounce strips | ||
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| + | | v2.0 | ||
| + | | 2014-10-19 | ||
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| + | * [add] New shortcut | ||
| + | * [fix] Simplified model to remove slow motion bug | ||
| + | * [fix] Changed KMP to match new model | ||
| + | * [fix] New KMP | ||
| + | * [scale] Small upscale | ||
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Revision as of 01:57, 20 October 2014
| Creator: | ChaosShadow23 |
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| Designer: | Nintendo |
| Version: | v2.0 |
| Date of latest version: | 2014-10-19 |
| Editors used: | SketchUp, Photoshop CS4, Paint, KMP Cloud, Wiimms SZS Tools, MagicY, BrawlBox, 3ds Max |
| Download: | Google Drive |
Overview
GBA Lakeside Park is a retro track from Mario Kart: Super Circuit. The track takes place in a jungle-like area with volcanoes and Yoshi egg-like flowers. This port stays true to the original, by adding the flowers (cacti), volcanoes, and background trees. A shortcut has been added similar to the one found on SNES Mario Circuit 3. Also, the object VolcanoBall1 is used for the fireballs the volcanoes release onto the track. However, unlike the original, the fireballs are released through the entire course rather in one area.
Media
Version History
| Version | Date of release | Information |
|---|---|---|
| Beta | 2014-02-11 | Initial release |
| v1.0 | 2014-02-11 |
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| v2.0 | 2014-10-19 |
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Custom Track Distributions
This track is part of the following Custom Track Distributions:
- HD's Retro Pack (v1)
- MKW Hack Pack (v1)
Texture Hacks:
Flooded Station Square
Old Custom Tracks:
Volcanic Wasteland –
Windmill Isle
New Custom Tracks:
Volcanic Pipeyard –
Abyssal Ruins –
Windmill Village –
Infernal Pipeyard –
Sky Shrine –
Codename: L.I.F.E. –
Cherry Blossom Garden –
Abandoned Boardwalk –
Luma Park –
Celestial Ruins –
Beta Tester Circuit
Remade Custom Tracks:
Headlong Skyway –
Pipe Underworld –
Hellado Mountain –
Haunted Woods
Retro Tracks:
SNES Bowser Castle 1 –
SNES Bowser Castle 2 –
SNES Bowser Castle 3 –
GBA Peach Circuit –
GBA Riverside Park –
GBA Bowser Castle 1
–GBA Boo Lake –
GBA Cheese Land –
GBA Bowser Castle 2
GBA Sky Garden –
GBA Cheep-Cheep Island –
GBA Sunset Wilds –
GBA Snow Land –
GBA Ribbon Road –
GBA Yoshi Desert –
GBA Lakeside Park –
GBA Broken Pier –
GBA Bowser Castle 4 –
GBA Rainbow Road