Difference between revisions of "Psyduck Cliffs"

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**Psyduck Cliffs**
Author:	Jefe
Version:	v1.5
Date of latest version:	2019-06-29
Editors used:	CTools, KMP Cloud, Photoshop, SketchUp, SZS Modifier
WBZ files:	ct.wiimm.de
Download:	Sync

Overview

Psyduck Cliffs is Jefe's fifth custom track. The track features custom intro and replay cameras. It is a sequel to Rooster Island that uses many of the same textures and design elements. Not only does the track look like a duck from above, but it gets its name from the numerous Psyducks that wander around. SketchUp component versions of the Mario Circuit-style houses and billboards are available on the 3D Warehouse for custom track authors to reuse. The model of the track itself is also available for download.

Credits

ALPHAMARIOX, for the Psyduck model (penguin_s).

Media

v1.5 VS Race

v1.3 VS Race

v1.0 Replay Cameras

Version History

Version	Date of release	Information
v1.0	2012-09-20	First release
v1.1	2013-07-22	Update by Torran: Increased amount of item box rows. Slightly increased jump pad distance. Added respawn points.
v1.11	2013-07-22	Changed "Pokémon League" texture.
v1.2	2013-07-23	Update by Torran: Fixed Off-Road Glitch.
v1.3	2013-09-07	Update by Torran: Fixed jump pads.
v1.4	2017-07-20	Update by Sucht93a: Optimized meshes. Added mipmaps.
v1.5	2019-06-29	Update by Wiimm: Removed invalid and very small KCL faces. Added secondary start position to display the finish line correctly (LE-CODE only).

Custom Track Distributions

This track is part of the following Custom Track Distributions:

Names in Other Languages

Dutch:

Psyducks Klippen

French:

Falaises Psykokwak

German:

Enton-Klippen

Italian:

Rupi di Psyduck

Japanese:

コルダッククリフ

Korean:

고라파덕 클리프

Portuguese:

Penhascos do Psyduck

Russian:

Утесы псайдаков

Spanish:

Acantilados Psyduck

Greek:

Γκρεμοί Σάιντακ

Polish:

Klify Psyducków

Finnish:

Psyduck-rantakallio

Swedish:

Psyduckklipporna

Czech:

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Danish:

Psyduck-klipperne

By the same author: Jefe

Custom Tracks:
Slot Circuit – Psyduck Cliffs – Rezway II – F-Zero Big Blue – F-Zero White Land I – Rooster Island

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 == Overview ==
-'''Psyduck Cliffs''' is [[Jefe]]'s fifth [[custom track]]. The track features custom intro and replay cameras. It is a sequel to [[Rooster Island]] that uses many of the same textures and design elements. Not only does the track look like a duck from above, but it gets its name from the numerous [[bulbapedia:Psyduck (Pokémon)|Psyducks]] that wander around. [[SketchUp]] component versions of the [https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/a15650b50f5b224a2f0dce64c393d5a2 Mario Circuit-style houses] and [https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/74e3bfcea3acc5522f0dce64c393d5a2 billboards] are available on the 3D Warehouse for custom track authors to reuse. The model of [https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/a3e8330faaf0f3fe2f0dce64c393d5a2 the track itself] is also available for download.
+'''Psyduck Cliffs''' is [[Jefe]]'s fifth [[custom track]]. The track features custom intro and replay cameras. It is a sequel to [[Rooster Island (Jefe)|Rooster Island]] that uses many of the same textures and design elements. Not only does the track look like a duck from above, but it gets its name from the numerous [[bulbapedia:Psyduck (Pokémon)|Psyducks]] that wander around. [[SketchUp]] component versions of the [https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/a15650b50f5b224a2f0dce64c393d5a2 Mario Circuit-style houses] and [https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/74e3bfcea3acc5522f0dce64c393d5a2 billboards] are available on the 3D Warehouse for custom track authors to reuse. The model of [https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/a3e8330faaf0f3fe2f0dce64c393d5a2 the track itself] is also available for download.
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-== Custom Track Distributions ==
+== <span id=distrib-list>Custom Track Distributions</span> ==
 This track is part of the following [[Custom Track Distribution]]s:
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+* {{Distrib-ref|Bear Kart Wii|875|mk-bear}}
-* {{Distrib-ref|Boshi Kart GP|875|316}}
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 * [[Cam, Tom and Troy's CTGP Pack]] (v1.0)
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-* {{Distrib-ref|CTGP Revolution Classic|875|186,206}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|CTGP Revolution Classic|875|ctgprc}}
-* {{Distrib-ref|Cuberluigi CT Pack|875|152,171}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|CTGP Revolution Legacy|875|ctgp-r-legacy}}
-* [[Insane Kart Wii]] (v1.5)
+* {{Distrib-ref|Cuberluigi CT Pack|875|cuberluigi-ct}}
-* [[JHRS CT Pack]] (v1.4)
+* {{Distrib-ref|Insane Kart Wii|875|insane-kart-wii}}
 * [[Legend's Awesome CT Pack]] (v1.0)
 * [[Luma's CT Pack]] (v1.3)
-* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Adventures|875|280}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Luminous CT Pack|875|luminous-ctp}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Adventures|875|mk-adventures}}
 * {{Distrib-ref|Mario Kart Wii Faraphel|875|faraphel}}
 * {{Distrib-ref|MKW Hack Pack|875|hackpack}}
-* {{Distrib-ref|Nitro CT Pack|875|181}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Nitro CT Pack|875|nitro-ct}}
-* {{Distrib-ref|OptPack Custom Track Pack|875|34}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|OptPack Custom Track Pack|875|optp-ct}}
-* {{Distrib-ref|Turg Kart Wii Deluxe|875|404}}
+* {{Distrib-ref|Turg Kart Wii Deluxe|875|mk-turg-deluxe}}
 * {{Distrib-ref|Wiimms Mario Kart Fun|875|mkwfun}}
-* [[Yosh's Track Pack DX]] (v1.5)
+* {{Distrib-ref|Yosh's Track Pack DX|875|yosh-ct-dx}}
 * {{Distrib-ref|ZPL Kart Wii|875|zpl-kart-wii}}