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    QcChopper's Avatar Senior Member
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    How is this possible?

    I had something happening to me in the editor that I find so weird I though it must have been me so I loaded up my track and did the same thing and the same result happened:

    My track is maxed out but I am able to save it, I remove a rock and try to save the track and get the object limit message, how weird is that?

    I know that the game uses a compression algorythm to save your track and I exploited this to the maximum while making my latest track. Once it was maxed out, I think I added around 60+ objects and I only removed a few ones. I have seen lots of occasions where I couldn't rotate a rock and save, or couldn't move it more than one axis but I thought it was funny that I can't save after removing a rock...
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    Re: How is this possible?

    I found that with my DLC track too. I'd remove one object that was at a strange angle, and I could fit in 3 or 4 more objects that were snapped to 90 degree angles.
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    Re: How is this possible?

    saves alot of space to go thru and snap all riding line stuff to the middle too.
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    Re: How is this possible?

    Originally Posted by EuphoricFusion
    I found that with my DLC track too. I'd remove one object that was at a strange angle, and I could fit in 3 or 4 more objects that were snapped to 90 degree angles.
    Objects at straight angle or snapped to riding line save a lot of space.
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    Re: How is this possible?

    Originally Posted by sebbbi
    Originally Posted by EuphoricFusion
    I found that with my DLC track too. I'd remove one object that was at a strange angle, and I could fit in 3 or 4 more objects that were snapped to 90 degree angles.
    Objects at straight angle or snapped to riding line save a lot of space.
    What does "snapped" to the driving line mean? I'm just placing objects there...
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    Re: How is this possible?

    Originally Posted by Rorschach3000
    Originally Posted by sebbbi
    Originally Posted by EuphoricFusion
    I found that with my DLC track too. I'd remove one object that was at a strange angle, and I could fit in 3 or 4 more objects that were snapped to 90 degree angles.
    Objects at straight angle or snapped to riding line save a lot of space.
    What does "snapped" to the driving line mean? I'm just placing objects there...
    Hit the right stick, it locks (snaps) to drive line.
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    Re: How is this possible?

    Dammit! Why didn't I know that? I could probably fit more objects into my tracks!

    Edit: I just snapped objects to my driving line in my DLC track and found that I could have added 4 more pieces. Oh well, I'll know for next time. This makes laying the tracks so much easier also. Man, I can't believe I didn't know this!!!
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    Re: How is this possible?

    interesting. im afraid my dlc tracks gonna max out any minute and im not finished
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    Re: How is this possible?

    Wow cool I never knew you could snap objects to the driving line and I noticed that I'd delete two objects and could only place one when I was building my DLC track, it was confusing me ahha
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