Gridmap Revamp

Already did it My laptop also has a hotkey that changes the power plan, and I have it set to turbo while gaming. My laptop is running at max performance (i think). I change the priorities in Task Manager, and I've turned off all background programs I don't need.

 

hm... anyone else have any tips?

 

Check if it's thermal throttling?

 

how did I miss that....
but good catch!

 

A designated area for terrain testing (water, rock, sand, gravel)

 

Longer strips of special terrian. The current ones for sand, ice, dirt etc are too short to test 0-100km/h on medium speed vehicles.

 

Also current stripes too narrow to proper surface testing.

 

A long offroad track
a track wich slowly destroys your car when driving over it
A section with lots of hills to bash over them

 

If possible, maybe a Belgian Pave road like they have at the Millbrook Proving Grounds? (Picture from Top Gear UK)
Edit - Austin Princess image keeps breaking... so I just removed it

 

I don't know if someone already say this, but I suggest you have the moose test.

 

Lookin' Good, but I would like if this is a separate map, because we have so many memories with the current gridmap

 

Yeah. Maybe name it "Gridmap V2" or "Gridmap 2.0"

 

They're likely going to release the old GridMap as a mod that either overrides the V2 or is a separate map, like they did with the other Gridmap revamps.

 

I think a gridmap remaster would be amazing but i don’t want the area around the default spawn to change too much because it’s a familiar layout and i like it.

 

Yep

 

How about a road named "Memory lane" and it has objects and pictures of BIG memories and things over this time period.

 

If these "memories" were like, stationary sculptures of the cars pre-revamp/update or references to significant updates and teasers, then I guess this would make sense, but if it was like real life stuff then no.

 

Something like this

 

How did you do that?

 

Which one? The priorities? Go to task manager (ctrl+alt+delete or ctrl+shift+esc) look at the top of the window. there will be a button marked Details. Click on that, and then right-click on a process of your choice. Then click on Set Priority, then you can click on the options. Setting it to Realtime means that that process will have priority over everything. This could cause your pc to crash, because the process will take precedence over processes essential to Windows running. If you mean setting it to Turbo, that's an Asus thing. Fn+F5 for my laptop. Background processes is Settings -> Privacy -> Background Apps (Near the bottom of the list) I have everything off except for Alarms & Clock, Intel Graphics Command Center and Mail & Calendar