Difference between revisions of "Jiyuu Village"

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**Jiyuu Village**
Author:	Jiyuu
Version:	v1.2.1
Date of latest version:	2021-11-16
Editors used:	BrawlBox, Cinema4D, KMP Cloud, Photoshop, Post-Effect Editor, Wiimms SZS Tools
WBZ files:	ct.wiimm.de
Download:	Icedrive

Overview

Jiyuu Village is Jiyuu's 10th custom track. While playing the track, the player will drive through various places of a village in the sunset. The village itself is located near the sea, in cliffs and is surrounded by forests. The player starts the race a bit outside of the village, under a giant tree. Then they enter the village and drive through different places and narrow streets. At some point, the player can contemplate the sunset over the sea. The main aim of the track was to create a beautiful track with a lot of different routes, yet being balanced. There are also details and secrets, aiming for those who enjoy exploration; this is one of the reasons why the track got its name, where "jiyuu" (自由) stands for the romanization of the Japanese word "freedom".

Credits

bento, for helping with fixing item routes for v1.1d.

Media

v1.2.1 VS Race

v1.1f VS Race

v1.0 VS Race

Version History

Version	Date of release	Information
	2019-04-12	Concept done, start of development.
v1.0	2019-06-03	First release
v1.1	2019-06-08	Fixed various KCL bugs. Adjusted some course model and vertex color details.
v1.1b	2019-07-22	Various minor corrections.
v1.1c	2019-07-23	Adjusted item routes.
v1.1d	2020-03-29	Fixed item routes. Minor KCL adjustments.
v1.1e	2020-05-27	Patched glitch. Minor KMP changes.
v1.1f	2020-06-05	Small KCL changes. Fixed item routes causing a Slow Motion Bug.
v1.2	2021-04-25	Important gameplay changes. Updated many textures. Small KCL fixes.
v1.2.1	2021-11-16	Update by bento: Improved item routes.

Custom Track Distributions

This track is part of the following Custom Track Distributions:

CTGP Dolphin (Details)
CTGP Revolution (Details)
Cuberluigi CT Pack (Details)
Hide and Seek Extreme Pack (Details)
Insane Kart Wii (Details)
ISC's Top 50 Pack (Details)
Kiwi's Hide and Seek Pack (Details)
Krash's Hide and Seek CT Pack (Details)
Lightning Kart Wii (Details)
Mario Kart Cris (Details)
Mario Kart Fusion (Details)
Mario Kart Infinite (Details)
Mario Kart Overdrive (Details)
Mario Kart Virtual Night (Details)
Mario Kart Wii Deluxe (Details)
Mario Kart Wii Faraphel (Details)
Mario Kart Wii Galaxy (Details)
Mario Kart Wii: Battle Royale (Details)
Mario Kart Wii: The Top 100 (Details)
MKP: New Dawn (Details)
MKW Hack Pack (Details)
Nitro CT Pack (v1.1f)
OptPack (Details)
Ryder's Hide and Seek Pack (Details)
s☆Ris CT Pack (Details)
ShouToad's Hide and Seek CT Pack (Details)
SitBar Kart Wii (Details)
Variety Pack (Details)
Wiimms Mario Kart Fun (Details)
The Wild Pack (Details)
Xenøn's HNS CT Collection (Details)
Yoshi's Racing Resort (Details)
Yoshi's Racing Resort Plus (Details)

Names in Other Languages

Dutch:

Jiyuu's Dorp

French:

Village de Jiyuu

German:

Jiyuu-Dorf

Italian:

Villaggio di Jiyuu

Japanese:

ジユウビレッジ

Korean:

지유 빌리지

Portuguese:

Vila do Jiyuu

Russian:

Деревня Джийю

Spanish:

Pueblo de Jiyuu

Greek:

Χωριό Τζίυου

Polish:

-

Finnish:

Jiyuu-kylä

Swedish:

-

Czech:

Vesnice Jiyuu

Danish:

-

Trivia

All files related to the course model have "GUT" as their prefix, where "GU" stands for "jiyuu", and "T" for "town"; "Jiyuu Town" was actually the name of the track during development.

By the same author: Jiyuu

Custom Tracks:
Jiyuu's Test Track – Icy Surroundings – Evening Harbor – Dawn Township – Lava Rocks – Unfinished Mario Circuit – The Plain of Atlantis – Alternative N64 Bowser's Castle – Jiyuu Village
Garden of Dreams

Remakes:
Christmas Wish

Battle Arenas:
Dawn Arena

Characters:
Princess Zelda

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 |author= [[Jiyuu]]
-|version= v1.1
+|version= v1.2.1
-|date of release= 2019-06-08
+|date of release= 2021-11-16
-|editors used= [[BrawlBox]], Cinema4D, [[KMP Cloud]], Photoshop CC, [[Post-Effect Editor]], [[Wiimms SZS Tools]]
+|editors used= [[BrawlBox]], [https://maxon.net/products/cinema-4d Cinema4D], [[KMP Cloud]], [https://adobe.com/products/photoshop Photoshop], [[Post-Effect Editor]], [[Wiimms SZS Tools]]
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+|wbz-id= 5725
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+|download= https://icedrive.net/s/CTFASjBV3k46htW9z4vxhV7tXQYF
 }}
 == Overview ==
-'''Jiyuu Village''' is [[Jiyuu]]'s tenth [[custom track]]. While playing the track, the player will drive through various places of a village in the sunset. The village itself is located near the sea, in cliffs and is surrounded by forests. The player starts the race a bit outside of the village, under a giant tree. Then they enter the village and drive through different places and narrow streets. At some point, the player can contemplate the sunset over the sea. The main aim of the track was to create a beautiful track with a lot of different routes, yet being balanced. There are also details and secrets, aiming for those who enjoy exploration; this is one of the reasons why the track got its name, where ''jiyuu'' (自由) stands for the romanization of the Japanese word ''freedom''.
+'''Jiyuu Village''' is [[Jiyuu]]'s 10th [[custom track]]. While playing the track, the player will drive through various places of a village in the sunset. The village itself is located near the sea, in cliffs and is surrounded by forests. The player starts the race a bit outside of the village, under a giant tree. Then they enter the village and drive through different places and narrow streets. At some point, the player can contemplate the sunset over the sea. The main aim of the track was to create a beautiful track with a lot of different routes, yet being balanced. There are also details and secrets, aiming for those who enjoy exploration; this is one of the reasons why the track got its name, where "jiyuu" (自由) stands for the romanization of the Japanese word "freedom".
+=== Credits ===
+* [[bento]], for helping with fixing item routes for v1.1d.
 == Media ==
-{{youtube-box||YVywZkbyR1Q|v1.0 Presentation}}
+{{youtube-box||x58gEnNlIgc|v1.2.1 VS Race|4535}}
+{{youtube-box||jywtfoGvRGA|v1.1f VS Race|5872|6094}}
+{{youtube-box||Yayoynq4zFg|v1.0 VS Race|5}}
 == Version History ==
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 | Concept done, start of development.
 |-
-| v1.0
+| [https://icedrive.net/0/4dfZCEdhRh v1.0]
 | 2019-06-03
 | First release
 |-
-| v1.1
+| [https://icedrive.net/0/a1gYxcTVGL v1.1]
 | 2019-06-08
 |
 * Fixed various [[KCL]] bugs.
-* Adjusted some details of the course model and vertex colors.
+* Adjusted some course model and vertex color details.
+|-
+| [https://icedrive.net/0/29tTMiaxaI v1.1b]
+| 2019-07-22
+| Various minor corrections.
+|-
+| [https://icedrive.net/0/ea2PRMB2k8 v1.1c]
+| 2019-07-23
+| Adjusted item routes.
+|-
+| [https://icedrive.net/0/f1da4Xe7zI v1.1d]
+| 2020-03-29
+|
+* Fixed item routes.
+* Minor KCL adjustments.
+|-
+| [https://icedrive.net/0/38O53zmRB1 v1.1e]
+| 2020-05-27
+|
+* Patched glitch.
+* Minor [[KMP]] changes.
+|-
+| [https://icedrive.net/0/cdW7V1xY4I v1.1f]
+| 2020-06-05
+|
+* Small KCL changes.
+* Fixed item routes causing a [[Slow Motion Bug]].
+|-
+| [https://icedrive.net/0/3dO3wfUEa1 v1.2]
+| 2021-04-25
+|
+* Important gameplay changes.
+* Updated many textures.
+* Small KCL fixes.
+|-
+| [https://icedrive.net/s/CTFASjBV3k46htW9z4vxhV7tXQYF v1.2.1]
+| 2021-11-16
+| Update by [[bento]]:
+* Improved item routes.
 |}
-== Custom Track Distributions ==
+== <span id=distrib-list>Custom Track Distributions</span> ==
 This track is part of the following [[Custom Track Distribution]]s:
+* {{Distrib-ref|CTGP Dolphin|5725|ctgp-dolphin}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|CTGP Revolution|5725|ctgp-r}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Cuberluigi CT Pack|5725|cuberluigi-ct}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Hide and Seek Extreme Pack|5725|hns-extreme}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Insane Kart Wii|5725|insane-kart-wii}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|ISC's Top 50 Pack|5725|iscs-top-50}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Kiwi's Hide and Seek Pack|5725|hns-kiwi}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Krash's Hide and Seek CT Pack|5725|krash-hns}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Lightning Kart Wii|5725|lightning-kw}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Cris|5725|mk-cris}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Fusion|5725|mk-fusion}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Infinite|5725|mk-infinite}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Overdrive|5725|mk-overdrive}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Virtual Night|5725|mk-virtual-night}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Wii Deluxe|5725|mk-deluxe}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Wii Faraphel|5725|faraphel}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Wii Galaxy|5725|mkw-galaxy}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Wii: Battle Royale|5725|battle-royale}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Wii: The Top 100|5725|mk-top100}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|MKP: New Dawn|5725|mkp-new-dawn}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|MKW Hack Pack|5725|hackpack}}
+* [[Nitro CT Pack]] (v1.1f)
+* {{Distrib-ref|OptPack|5725|optp}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Ryder's Hide and Seek Pack|5725|ryder-hns}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|s☆Ris CT Pack|5725|sris-ct}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|ShouToad's Hide and Seek CT Pack|5725|shoutoads-hide+seek}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|SitBar Kart Wii|5725|mk-sitbar}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Variety Pack|5725|variety}}
 * {{Distrib-ref|Wiimms Mario Kart Fun|5725|mkwfun}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|The Wild Pack|5725|ryder-ct}}
-== Trivia ==
+* {{Distrib-ref|Xenøn's HNS CT Collection|5725|xenon-hns}}
-All files related to the course model [[BRRES]] have ''GUT'' as their prefix, where ''GU'' stands for ''jiyuu'', and ''T'' for ''town''; "Jiyuu Town" was actually the name of the track during development.
+* {{Distrib-ref|Yoshi's Racing Resort|5725|yoshi-rr}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Yoshi's Racing Resort Plus|5725|yoshi-rr-plus}}
 == Names in Other Languages ==
 {{Language-Info
-|nl={{no|-}}
+|nl=Jiyuu's Dorp
 |fr=Village de Jiyuu
-|de={{no|-}}
+|de=Jiyuu-Dorf
-|it={{no|-}}
+|it=Villaggio di Jiyuu
 |ja=ジユウビレッジ
-|ko={{no|-}}
+|ko=지유 빌리지
 |pt=Vila do Jiyuu
-|ru={{no|-}}
+|ru=Деревня Джийю
 |es=Pueblo de Jiyuu
-|el={{no|-}}
+|el=Χωριό Τζίυου
 |pl={{no|-}}
-|fi={{no|-}}
+|fi=Jiyuu-kylä
 |sv={{no|-}}
-|cs={{no|-}}
+|cs=Vesnice Jiyuu
 |da={{no|-}}
 }}
+== Trivia ==
+All files related to the course model have "GUT" as their prefix, where "GU" stands for "jiyuu", and "T" for "town"; "Jiyuu Town" was actually the name of the track during development.
 {{User-Jiyuu-Link}}
 [[Category:Track/Custom]]