This is a recreation of the Bridgehampton Race circuit, built in 1957 the track was located in the heart of the Hamptons on Long Island NY.
This track is modeled after the later years around the late 80's and early 90's when wild grass was everywhere and the trees were tall.
THIS IS NOT THE AVERAGE ASSETTO CORSA CONVERSION THAT YOU ARE USED TO SEE!
I wouldn't even call this a conversion since I recreated terrain, asphalt and vegetation from zero in BeamNG level editor using track data from the Assetto Corsa version developed by LilSki (https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/bridgehampton-race-circuit.6604/), I also used track assets from this Assetto Corsa version of the track and I want to thank LilSki for allowing me to do so! I am a great fan of what he did for Assetto Corsa, so also look for his Assetto Corsa tracks on Race Department.
I decided to recreate the track from zero in order to use all the features built in the game engine. In this way you can enjoy a nice looking track, perfect vegetation and PBR materials, great phisics and performance optimization... this cost me weeks of work but the track is actually fully functional and ready to host a race!
All the track barriers and object collisions meshes have been recreated in the game engine to avoid the "sticky" problem that you are used to see on other Assetto Corsa's conversions.
I decided to leave the fences transparent to collision because in my opinion it's more realistic to have it like that than having a solid wall behaviour when you impact on them.
Feel free to report any problem with the track.
Also visit my Discord server at the link below to stay updated and recive update previews! This discord server is also a community of 550 drivers and we do organize online events, so you can have fun with us
Spartan Racing HUB: https://discord.gg/Uab9tvJa9V
DISCLAIMER!!!
You are not allowed to modify this content in any way, it's also forbidden to share this content elsewere: you cannot set an automatic download for this map on your BeamMp server!
You are also not allowed to host BeamMp servers with modified versions of this map.
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Beta Bridgehampton Race Circuit 0.81
The old glorious race track of Bridgehampton
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Recent Updates
- moderation: update Jun 28, 2023
- Bridgehampton Race Circuit Jun 23, 2023
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sure thing, I am already working on that... Actually I also managed to make the track work for multiplayer races with lap counter, lap times and positions (i am now testing pit stops and pitlane triggers).
I am also finishing to place skidmarks on the track
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thanks :)
this mods wants to replicate as similar as possible how the track was... and sadly it never had kerbs.
yes, if you take the tyres too aggressively they can make your tyres deflate and you can possibly break a suspension or make the car going off camber... but in the end that's what happens in real life and why they put tyres in the inner part of the corner ahah
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You can race it online, there is no problem about that... I just ask not to put a direct download to it from your server if it's a public server
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Glad to hear that!
If you liked it consider supporting the develop of other tracks with a littl donation :)
Have fun racing
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Thanks!
Yes, I want to recreate a lot of american tracks in BeamNG and LilSki tracks are among my favourites... I don't know which one will be next, but i was also thinking about the VIR (but i should talk to the creator before doing anything).
Also I already talked with the creator of the AC open world map Glen Sheil and I will recreate that map in BeamNG when the map will be published on race department.
Anyways, to create maps with this detail level and optimization takes a lot of time and effort, so it's not a fast process
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