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| − | Some tracks have changes made to both the textures and objects, changing gameplay, but the model still remains the same. Those are known as [[ | + | A '''Texture Hack''' is a [[Mario Kart Wii]] track or model in which the [[Texturing|textures]] have been changed, but the model and layout of the track remain the same. People who are learning how to make [[custom tracks]] sometimes make texture hacks first, since they are much simpler to create. |
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Revision as of 12:37, 27 January 2021
Track Lists
- Custom
- Retro
- Texture Hacks
- Other
A Texture Hack is a Mario Kart Wii track or model in which the textures have been changed, but the model and layout of the track remain the same. People who are learning how to make custom tracks sometimes make texture hacks first, since they are much simpler to create.
Some tracks have changes made to both the textures and objects, changing gameplay, but the model still remains the same. Those are known as track edits.