will u be able to download some1 elses tracks?
really hope
Yes, you can download tracks from all of your Xbox Live friends.Originally Posted by fmdajopz
can i download a track from a friend and share that track whit another friend?
And how big will a user created track be? (in mb)
You can only share your OWN tracks with friends, but once they download it, it stays on their storage device, they just can't share it, so we'll all have to be friends.Originally Posted by kellemann
Tracks are about 10 Kb, if I remember right.
User created track files are 8kb max, which is not very much, but certainly enough for good looking tracks. Tracks also have 1000 object hard limit. Depending on the track layout, the size limit sometimes (but not always) comes before the 1000 object limit.
how long and high can you build a track in comparison to Trials 2?
This is still right. Track data takes 8kb, but the size of the file in the storage device is actually about 72kb. This file includes your best replay and highscores too.Originally Posted by Jorma
Originally Posted by Jorma![]()
It contains replay data and highscore data, but thats not sent with the track?
so total being sent over xbox live is a maximum of 72kb's ... most of which is blank data because the track is only 8kb's?
Or is the other data sent too, but other profiles/Friends cant view/use that data?
Track data itself is 8kb. This data is sent to the player's own online Xbox Live server storage. Each player has only very limited storage per game, so we are not sending any extra data there. And storing your own top score there wouldn't help much as other players cannot modify your own personal Xbox Live server storage in any way (there is no way to use this space to save leaderboards or top scores).Originally Posted by KurtCobain
The track files you have in your hard drive and memory units take 72kb's. In the track files there's your top replay, top score and unlocked medals stored in addition to the track data (and a Trials HD Xbox Live dashboard icon, as it's required for each saved content file on the hard drive).